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Philanthropy & Giving
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 WINTER ISSUE 2004 SUBSCRIBE
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Contributors
Jewish Women International thanks the following donors, who contributed individual gifts of $1,000 or more from July 1 through September 28, 2004. Please call 800-343-2823 to make additions or corrections.
Corporations and Foundations
Austin Police Department
Capital One Services, Inc.
Christadelphian Israeli Children’s Fund
Davis and Wilkerson, PC
Dominion
Habitat Suites
The Jewish Community Federation of Richmond, Va.
Junior League of Richmond
Kindertransport Association
Kraft Employee Fund Chicago
Kupfer and Rubel Holocaust Education Funds of the Richmond Jewish Foundation
Legerity
Louis and Anita Perlman Family Foundation
Markel Corporation
NCCJ
Philip Morris USA
SunTrust Bank-Mid-Atlantic
Individuals
Michael Churgin
Ruth Kava
Lotte Keller
Theodore Negrin
Ruth H. Ogulnick
The Pass Family
Gail W. Rubinson
Estates
Beatrice M. Gordon
Hannah Heymann
Jessica Kline
Betty Rashkov
Ruth Rayfield
Molly Trompeter
Betty Van Berg
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  JWI Launches Community Leadership Award
Giving is a treasured family tradition for Julie Bender Silver, who will receive Jewish Women International’s 2004 Community Leadership Award at the annual Women to Watch Gala Luncheon and Leadership Symposium on December 6, 2004, in Washington, D.C.
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 Call to Action
Three Days to Educate, Motivate and
Change the World
March 20—23, 2005
Pursuing Truth, Justice and Righteousness: A Call to Action, the Second International Conference on Domestic Abuse in the Jewish Community, the three-and-a-half day gathering planned for March 20-23, 2005, is a forum to discuss, learn, share and commit to ending violence against all women.
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 The Art of Hope
In the midst of Terezin ghetto and concentration camp, artist Friedl Dicker-Brandeis taught children art, giving them hope and a sense of purpose.
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