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By Robin Littman
Robin Littman from Houston, Texas, was the first new official Szold Keeper ($3,600 annual commitment) in the country. When asked why she became a Keeper of the Gate, she immediately replied, "That's my legacy!" Here’s Robin's story:
I initially joined Hadassah in search of Jewish female role models. Our twin daughters were approaching their b'not mitzvah and I needed some solid Jewish influence. Joining Hadassah gave me that and so much more.
Within six years, I was a group president and on the chapter and region boards. I was Houston's major gifts co-vice president while organizing a three-day multi-region conference and I created and led a successful leadership training course.
My husband became an Associate, our daughters became life members and one daughter was so influenced by my leadership roles, she became president of the Jewish association at her college.
I gained so much from Hadassah — organizational, advocacy and leadership skills to name a few. But the real gift of being a part of Hadassah was the unexpected and now unshakeable connection with Israel, and ultimately my faith. From my Hadassah havurah to countless meetings, conferences and conventions, and ultimately to our daughters and my b’not mitzvah on Masada, Hadassah was the motivating factor on my Jewish journey.
There have been many full circle moments on that journey. My daughter, Rachel, has a rare Jewish genetic disorder and when we toured one of Hadassah's hospitals, we discovered the Israel-based FD treatment center there. But one of the sweetest moments happened at the 2007 NYC National Convention. It was my first and I loved every minute of it. I attended a workshop on defining our legacy. Until that moment, l honestly had never considered it. But there all the threads of my involvement in Hadassah came together; I closed the gaps in my Jewish identity and the need to find purpose in my life. I knew right then what I had to do — I became a Keeper of the Gate!
I have encountered incredible Hadassah women who have modeled the Jewish woman I wanted to become, and who I now count as my most treasured friends. Their hard work and passion in Hadassah's mission spurred me on.
Our work and our mission are worthy and vital to the medical community which Hadassah serves as well as to the global community which benefits from our good works. My annual Keeper's gift ensures just that.
By Robin Littman
Robin Littman from Houston, Texas, was the first new official Szold Keeper ($3,600 annual commitment) in the country. When asked why she became a Keeper of the Gate, she immediately replied, "That's my legacy!" Here’s Robin's story:
I initially joined Hadassah in search of Jewish female role models. Our twin daughters were approaching their b'not mitzvah and I needed some solid Jewish influence. Joining Hadassah gave me that and so much more.
Within six years, I was a group president and on the chapter and region boards. I was Houston's major gifts co-vice president while organizing a three-day multi-region conference and I created and led a successful leadership training course.
My husband became an Associate, our daughters became life members and one daughter was so influenced by my leadership roles, she became president of the Jewish association at her college.
I gained so much from Hadassah — organizational, advocacy and leadership skills to name a few. But the real gift of being a part of Hadassah was the unexpected and now unshakeable connection with Israel, and ultimately my faith. From my Hadassah havurah to countless meetings, conferences and conventions, and ultimately to our daughters and my b’not mitzvah on Masada, Hadassah was the motivating factor on my Jewish journey.
There have been many full circle moments on that journey. My daughter, Rachel, has a rare Jewish genetic disorder and when we toured one of Hadassah's hospitals, we discovered the Israel-based FD treatment center there. But one of the sweetest moments happened at the 2007 NYC National Convention. It was my first and I loved every minute of it. I attended a workshop on defining our legacy. Until that moment, l honestly had never considered it. But there all the threads of my involvement in Hadassah came together; I closed the gaps in my Jewish identity and the need to find purpose in my life. I knew right then what I had to do — I became a Keeper of the Gate!
I have encountered incredible Hadassah women who have modeled the Jewish woman I wanted to become, and who I now count as my most treasured friends. Their hard work and passion in Hadassah's mission spurred me on.
Our work and our mission are worthy and vital to the medical community which Hadassah serves as well as to the global community which benefits from our good works. My annual Keeper's gift ensures just that.
By Robin Littman
Robin Littman from Houston, Texas, was the first new official Szold Keeper ($3,600 annual commitment) in the country. When asked why she became a Keeper of the Gate, she immediately replied, "That's my legacy!" Here’s Robin's story:
I initially joined Hadassah in search of Jewish female role models. Our twin daughters were approaching their b'not mitzvah and I needed some solid Jewish influence. Joining Hadassah gave me that and so much more.
Within six years, I was a group president and on the chapter and region boards. I was Houston's major gifts co-vice president while organizing a three-day multi-region conference and I created and led a successful leadership training course.
My husband became an Associate, our daughters became life members and one daughter was so influenced by my leadership roles, she became president of the Jewish association at her college.
I gained so much from Hadassah — organizational, advocacy and leadership skills to name a few. But the real gift of being a part of Hadassah was the unexpected and now unshakeable connection with Israel, and ultimately my faith. From my Hadassah havurah to countless meetings, conferences and conventions, and ultimately to our daughters and my b’not mitzvah on Masada, Hadassah was the motivating factor on my Jewish journey.
There have been many full circle moments on that journey. My daughter, Rachel, has a rare Jewish genetic disorder and when we toured one of Hadassah's hospitals, we discovered the Israel-based FD treatment center there. But one of the sweetest moments happened at the 2007 NYC National Convention. It was my first and I loved every minute of it. I attended a workshop on defining our legacy. Until that moment, l honestly had never considered it. But there all the threads of my involvement in Hadassah came together; I closed the gaps in my Jewish identity and the need to find purpose in my life. I knew right then what I had to do — I became a Keeper of the Gate!
I have encountered incredible Hadassah women who have modeled the Jewish woman I wanted to become, and who I now count as my most treasured friends. Their hard work and passion in Hadassah's mission spurred me on.
Our work and our mission are worthy and vital to the medical community which Hadassah serves as well as to the global community which benefits from our good works. My annual Keeper's gift ensures just that.
By Robin Littman
Robin Littman from Houston, Texas, was the first new official Szold Keeper ($3,600 annual commitment) in the country. When asked why she became a Keeper of the Gate, she immediately replied, "That's my legacy!" Here’s Robin's story:
I initially joined Hadassah in search of Jewish female role models. Our twin daughters were approaching their b'not mitzvah and I needed some solid Jewish influence. Joining Hadassah gave me that and so much more.
Within six years, I was a group president and on the chapter and region boards. I was Houston's major gifts co-vice president while organizing a three-day multi-region conference and I created and led a successful leadership training course.
My husband became an Associate, our daughters became life members and one daughter was so influenced by my leadership roles, she became president of the Jewish association at her college.
I gained so much from Hadassah — organizational, advocacy and leadership skills to name a few. But the real gift of being a part of Hadassah was the unexpected and now unshakeable connection with Israel, and ultimately my faith. From my Hadassah havurah to countless meetings, conferences and conventions, and ultimately to our daughters and my b’not mitzvah on Masada, Hadassah was the motivating factor on my Jewish journey.
There have been many full circle moments on that journey. My daughter, Rachel, has a rare Jewish genetic disorder and when we toured one of Hadassah's hospitals, we discovered the Israel-based FD treatment center there. But one of the sweetest moments happened at the 2007 NYC National Convention. It was my first and I loved every minute of it. I attended a workshop on defining our legacy. Until that moment, l honestly had never considered it. But there all the threads of my involvement in Hadassah came together; I closed the gaps in my Jewish identity and the need to find purpose in my life. I knew right then what I had to do — I became a Keeper of the Gate!
I have encountered incredible Hadassah women who have modeled the Jewish woman I wanted to become, and who I now count as my most treasured friends. Their hard work and passion in Hadassah's mission spurred me on.
Our work and our mission are worthy and vital to the medical community which Hadassah serves as well as to the global community which benefits from our good works. My annual Keeper's gift ensures just that.
By Robin Littman
Robin Littman from Houston, Texas, was the first new official Szold Keeper ($3,600 annual commitment) in the country. When asked why she became a Keeper of the Gate, she immediately replied, "That's my legacy!" Here’s Robin's story:
I initially joined Hadassah in search of Jewish female role models. Our twin daughters were approaching their b'not mitzvah and I needed some solid Jewish influence. Joining Hadassah gave me that and so much more.
Within six years, I was a group president and on the chapter and region boards. I was Houston's major gifts co-vice president while organizing a three-day multi-region conference and I created and led a successful leadership training course.
My husband became an Associate, our daughters became life members and one daughter was so influenced by my leadership roles, she became president of the Jewish association at her college.
I gained so much from Hadassah — organizational, advocacy and leadership skills to name a few. But the real gift of being a part of Hadassah was the unexpected and now unshakeable connection with Israel, and ultimately my faith. From my Hadassah havurah to countless meetings, conferences and conventions, and ultimately to our daughters and my b’not mitzvah on Masada, Hadassah was the motivating factor on my Jewish journey.
There have been many full circle moments on that journey. My daughter, Rachel, has a rare Jewish genetic disorder and when we toured one of Hadassah's hospitals, we discovered the Israel-based FD treatment center there. But one of the sweetest moments happened at the 2007 NYC National Convention. It was my first and I loved every minute of it. I attended a workshop on defining our legacy. Until that moment, l honestly had never considered it. But there all the threads of my involvement in Hadassah came together; I closed the gaps in my Jewish identity and the need to find purpose in my life. I knew right then what I had to do — I became a Keeper of the Gate!
I have encountered incredible Hadassah women who have modeled the Jewish woman I wanted to become, and who I now count as my most treasured friends. Their hard work and passion in Hadassah's mission spurred me on.
Our work and our mission are worthy and vital to the medical community which Hadassah serves as well as to the global community which benefits from our good works. My annual Keeper's gift ensures just that.
By Robin Littman
Robin Littman from Houston, Texas, was the first new official Szold Keeper ($3,600 annual commitment) in the country. When asked why she became a Keeper of the Gate, she immediately replied, "That's my legacy!" Here’s Robin's story:
I initially joined Hadassah in search of Jewish female role models. Our twin daughters were approaching their b'not mitzvah and I needed some solid Jewish influence. Joining Hadassah gave me that and so much more.
Within six years, I was a group president and on the chapter and region boards. I was Houston's major gifts co-vice president while organizing a three-day multi-region conference and I created and led a successful leadership training course.
My husband became an Associate, our daughters became life members and one daughter was so influenced by my leadership roles, she became president of the Jewish association at her college.
I gained so much from Hadassah — organizational, advocacy and leadership skills to name a few. But the real gift of being a part of Hadassah was the unexpected and now unshakeable connection with Israel, and ultimately my faith. From my Hadassah havurah to countless meetings, conferences and conventions, and ultimately to our daughters and my b’not mitzvah on Masada, Hadassah was the motivating factor on my Jewish journey.
There have been many full circle moments on that journey. My daughter, Rachel, has a rare Jewish genetic disorder and when we toured one of Hadassah's hospitals, we discovered the Israel-based FD treatment center there. But one of the sweetest moments happened at the 2007 NYC National Convention. It was my first and I loved every minute of it. I attended a workshop on defining our legacy. Until that moment, l honestly had never considered it. But there all the threads of my involvement in Hadassah came together; I closed the gaps in my Jewish identity and the need to find purpose in my life. I knew right then what I had to do — I became a Keeper of the Gate!
I have encountered incredible Hadassah women who have modeled the Jewish woman I wanted to become, and who I now count as my most treasured friends. Their hard work and passion in Hadassah's mission spurred me on.
Our work and our mission are worthy and vital to the medical community which Hadassah serves as well as to the global community which benefits from our good works. My annual Keeper's gift ensures just that.
By Robin Littman
Robin Littman from Houston, Texas, was the first new official Szold Keeper ($3,600 annual commitment) in the country. When asked why she became a Keeper of the Gate, she immediately replied, "That's my legacy!" Here’s Robin's story:
I initially joined Hadassah in search of Jewish female role models. Our twin daughters were approaching their b'not mitzvah and I needed some solid Jewish influence. Joining Hadassah gave me that and so much more.
Within six years, I was a group president and on the chapter and region boards. I was Houston's major gifts co-vice president while organizing a three-day multi-region conference and I created and led a successful leadership training course.
My husband became an Associate, our daughters became life members and one daughter was so influenced by my leadership roles, she became president of the Jewish association at her college.
I gained so much from Hadassah — organizational, advocacy and leadership skills to name a few. But the real gift of being a part of Hadassah was the unexpected and now unshakeable connection with Israel, and ultimately my faith. From my Hadassah havurah to countless meetings, conferences and conventions, and ultimately to our daughters and my b’not mitzvah on Masada, Hadassah was the motivating factor on my Jewish journey.
There have been many full circle moments on that journey. My daughter, Rachel, has a rare Jewish genetic disorder and when we toured one of Hadassah's hospitals, we discovered the Israel-based FD treatment center there. But one of the sweetest moments happened at the 2007 NYC National Convention. It was my first and I loved every minute of it. I attended a workshop on defining our legacy. Until that moment, l honestly had never considered it. But there all the threads of my involvement in Hadassah came together; I closed the gaps in my Jewish identity and the need to find purpose in my life. I knew right then what I had to do — I became a Keeper of the Gate!
I have encountered incredible Hadassah women who have modeled the Jewish woman I wanted to become, and who I now count as my most treasured friends. Their hard work and passion in Hadassah's mission spurred me on.
Our work and our mission are worthy and vital to the medical community which Hadassah serves as well as to the global community which benefits from our good works. My annual Keeper's gift ensures just that.
By Linda Freedman Block, Chair, Keepers of the Gate & Cheryl Sperber, Vice Chair, Keepers of the Gate
Whether you're a high roller or a "slot machine lover," it's a sure bet you'll want to get together with your Hadassah sisters (and brothers — we love our Associates!) in Las Vegas July 28-30, 2024!
You'll need to take a break from the tables to attend our FUNtastic Keepers of the Gate reception where we can thank you again for your generous ongoing support. Emailed Invitations will be sent to all Keepers in good standing. Thanks to you, Keepers of the Gate provided the best possible medical care to one million people last year! Since October 7, we treated nearly 500 patients, most of whom have been soldiers, and we received 160 displaced teens at our Youth Aliyah villages.
We can't wait to thank you in person in Las Vegas! See you in July!
By Linda Freedman Block, Chair, Keepers of the Gate & Cheryl Sperber, Vice Chair, Keepers of the Gate
Whether you're a high roller or a "slot machine lover," it's a sure bet you'll want to get together with your Hadassah sisters (and brothers — we love our Associates!) in Las Vegas July 28-30, 2024!
You'll need to take a break from the tables to attend our FUNtastic Keepers of the Gate reception where we can thank you again for your generous ongoing support. Emailed Invitations will be sent to all Keepers in good standing. Thanks to you, Keepers of the Gate provided the best possible medical care to one million people last year! Since October 7, we treated nearly 500 patients, most of whom have been soldiers, and we received 160 displaced teens at our Youth Aliyah villages.
We can't wait to thank you in person in Las Vegas! See you in July!
By Linda Freedman Block, Chair, Keepers of the Gate & Cheryl Sperber, Vice Chair, Keepers of the Gate
Whether you're a high roller or a "slot machine lover," it's a sure bet you'll want to get together with your Hadassah sisters (and brothers — we love our Associates!) in Las Vegas July 28-30, 2024!
You'll need to take a break from the tables to attend our FUNtastic Keepers of the Gate reception where we can thank you again for your generous ongoing support. Emailed Invitations will be sent to all Keepers in good standing. Thanks to you, Keepers of the Gate provided the best possible medical care to one million people last year! Since October 7, we treated nearly 500 patients, most of whom have been soldiers, and we received 160 displaced teens at our Youth Aliyah villages.
We can't wait to thank you in person in Las Vegas! See you in July!
By Linda Freedman Block, Chair, Keepers of the Gate & Cheryl Sperber, Vice Chair, Keepers of the Gate
Whether you're a high roller or a "slot machine lover," it's a sure bet you'll want to get together with your Hadassah sisters (and brothers — we love our Associates!) in Las Vegas July 28-30, 2024!
You'll need to take a break from the tables to attend our FUNtastic Keepers of the Gate reception where we can thank you again for your generous ongoing support. Emailed Invitations will be sent to all Keepers in good standing. Thanks to you, Keepers of the Gate provided the best possible medical care to one million people last year! Since October 7, we treated nearly 500 patients, most of whom have been soldiers, and we received 160 displaced teens at our Youth Aliyah villages.
We can't wait to thank you in person in Las Vegas! See you in July!
By Linda Freedman Block, Chair, Keepers of the Gate & Cheryl Sperber, Vice Chair, Keepers of the Gate
Whether you're a high roller or a "slot machine lover," it's a sure bet you'll want to get together with your Hadassah sisters (and brothers — we love our Associates!) in Las Vegas July 28-30, 2024!
You'll need to take a break from the tables to attend our FUNtastic Keepers of the Gate reception where we can thank you again for your generous ongoing support. Emailed Invitations will be sent to all Keepers in good standing. Thanks to you, Keepers of the Gate provided the best possible medical care to one million people last year! Since October 7, we treated nearly 500 patients, most of whom have been soldiers, and we received 160 displaced teens at our Youth Aliyah villages.
We can't wait to thank you in person in Las Vegas! See you in July!
By Linda Freedman Block, Chair, Keepers of the Gate & Cheryl Sperber, Vice Chair, Keepers of the Gate
Whether you're a high roller or a "slot machine lover," it's a sure bet you'll want to get together with your Hadassah sisters (and brothers — we love our Associates!) in Las Vegas July 28-30, 2024!
You'll need to take a break from the tables to attend our FUNtastic Keepers of the Gate reception where we can thank you again for your generous ongoing support. Emailed Invitations will be sent to all Keepers in good standing. Thanks to you, Keepers of the Gate provided the best possible medical care to one million people last year! Since October 7, we treated nearly 500 patients, most of whom have been soldiers, and we received 160 displaced teens at our Youth Aliyah villages.
We can't wait to thank you in person in Las Vegas! See you in July!
By Linda Freedman Block, Chair, Keepers of the Gate & Cheryl Sperber, Vice Chair, Keepers of the Gate
Whether you're a high roller or a "slot machine lover," it's a sure bet you'll want to get together with your Hadassah sisters (and brothers — we love our Associates!) in Las Vegas July 28-30, 2024!
You'll need to take a break from the tables to attend our FUNtastic Keepers of the Gate reception where we can thank you again for your generous ongoing support. Emailed Invitations will be sent to all Keepers in good standing. Thanks to you, Keepers of the Gate provided the best possible medical care to one million people last year! Since October 7, we treated nearly 500 patients, most of whom have been soldiers, and we received 160 displaced teens at our Youth Aliyah villages.
We can't wait to thank you in person in Las Vegas! See you in July!
Born to parents who were survivors of the Shoah, Rob Eisenstadt grew up in a home with a strong Zionist affiliation. Since his childhood summers at Camp Yehudah, part of the Zionist Organization of Chicago, Rob has always maintained leadership roles in a variety of Jewish and Zionist organizations. As a college campus leader, as president of the Young Adult Division of the Zionist Organization of Chicago, to the present as a board member of his synagogue, Moriah Congregation of Deerfield, Illinois, the Illinois Holocaust Museum and the American-Israel Chamber of Commerce, Rob has prioritized his Zionist and Jewish identity.
In 2017, when Rob's wife, Greta Rothschild, was about to assume the presidency of Hadassah Chicago-North Shore, he demonstrated his support of her commitment by becoming a Hadassah Associate. Today, Greta is a national board member, as well as national chair of Young Judaea. To further celebrate Greta's dedication, Rob became an Associate Keeper of the Gate in 2020.
In November 2022, Rob traveled to Israel with Greta and Hadassah in celebration of our 100th National Convention. For Rob, it was a trip with many "firsts." Among the highlights was a special tour of Hadassah Hospital Mount Scopus, meeting Dr. Tamar Elram and visiting the various departments, including the cath lab.
Rob and Greta were recently honored at the "Miracles of Hadassah" gala by Hadassah Chicago-North Shore, making a major gift to support the Pediatric Emergency Department at Hadassah Mount Scopus.
For Rob, becoming an Associate Keeper of the Gate represents a significant personal connection to the ongoing work of our organization. While his Keeper's gift is directed to Young Judaea scholarships (both of his and Greta's children have attended Young Judaea camps), a Keeper's gift can be directed to any of our areas of need — HMO, Youth Aliyah, etc. As a reminder, during these terrible times of war, sustaining funds are sorely needed to help rehabilitate an entire country — physically, emotionally and socially.
Rob, thank you for your generosity and for being an Associate Keeper of the Gate.
Born to parents who were survivors of the Shoah, Rob Eisenstadt grew up in a home with a strong Zionist affiliation. Since his childhood summers at Camp Yehudah, part of the Zionist Organization of Chicago, Rob has always maintained leadership roles in a variety of Jewish and Zionist organizations. As a college campus leader, as president of the Young Adult Division of the Zionist Organization of Chicago, to the present as a board member of his synagogue, Moriah Congregation of Deerfield, Illinois, the Illinois Holocaust Museum and the American-Israel Chamber of Commerce, Rob has prioritized his Zionist and Jewish identity.
In 2017, when Rob's wife, Greta Rothschild, was about to assume the presidency of Hadassah Chicago-North Shore, he demonstrated his support of her commitment by becoming a Hadassah Associate. Today, Greta is a national board member, as well as national chair of Young Judaea. To further celebrate Greta's dedication, Rob became an Associate Keeper of the Gate in 2020.
In November 2022, Rob traveled to Israel with Greta and Hadassah in celebration of our 100th National Convention. For Rob, it was a trip with many "firsts." Among the highlights was a special tour of Hadassah Hospital Mount Scopus, meeting Dr. Tamar Elram and visiting the various departments, including the cath lab.
Rob and Greta were recently honored at the "Miracles of Hadassah" gala by Hadassah Chicago-North Shore, making a major gift to support the Pediatric Emergency Department at Hadassah Mount Scopus.
For Rob, becoming an Associate Keeper of the Gate represents a significant personal connection to the ongoing work of our organization. While his Keeper's gift is directed to Young Judaea scholarships (both of his and Greta's children have attended Young Judaea camps), a Keeper's gift can be directed to any of our areas of need — HMO, Youth Aliyah, etc. As a reminder, during these terrible times of war, sustaining funds are sorely needed to help rehabilitate an entire country — physically, emotionally and socially.
Rob, thank you for your generosity and for being an Associate Keeper of the Gate.
Born to parents who were survivors of the Shoah, Rob Eisenstadt grew up in a home with a strong Zionist affiliation. Since his childhood summers at Camp Yehudah, part of the Zionist Organization of Chicago, Rob has always maintained leadership roles in a variety of Jewish and Zionist organizations. As a college campus leader, as president of the Young Adult Division of the Zionist Organization of Chicago, to the present as a board member of his synagogue, Moriah Congregation of Deerfield, Illinois, the Illinois Holocaust Museum and the American-Israel Chamber of Commerce, Rob has prioritized his Zionist and Jewish identity.
In 2017, when Rob's wife, Greta Rothschild, was about to assume the presidency of Hadassah Chicago-North Shore, he demonstrated his support of her commitment by becoming a Hadassah Associate. Today, Greta is a national board member, as well as national chair of Young Judaea. To further celebrate Greta's dedication, Rob became an Associate Keeper of the Gate in 2020.
In November 2022, Rob traveled to Israel with Greta and Hadassah in celebration of our 100th National Convention. For Rob, it was a trip with many "firsts." Among the highlights was a special tour of Hadassah Hospital Mount Scopus, meeting Dr. Tamar Elram and visiting the various departments, including the cath lab.
Rob and Greta were recently honored at the "Miracles of Hadassah" gala by Hadassah Chicago-North Shore, making a major gift to support the Pediatric Emergency Department at Hadassah Mount Scopus.
For Rob, becoming an Associate Keeper of the Gate represents a significant personal connection to the ongoing work of our organization. While his Keeper's gift is directed to Young Judaea scholarships (both of his and Greta's children have attended Young Judaea camps), a Keeper's gift can be directed to any of our areas of need — HMO, Youth Aliyah, etc. As a reminder, during these terrible times of war, sustaining funds are sorely needed to help rehabilitate an entire country — physically, emotionally and socially.
Rob, thank you for your generosity and for being an Associate Keeper of the Gate.
Born to parents who were survivors of the Shoah, Rob Eisenstadt grew up in a home with a strong Zionist affiliation. Since his childhood summers at Camp Yehudah, part of the Zionist Organization of Chicago, Rob has always maintained leadership roles in a variety of Jewish and Zionist organizations. As a college campus leader, as president of the Young Adult Division of the Zionist Organization of Chicago, to the present as a board member of his synagogue, Moriah Congregation of Deerfield, Illinois, the Illinois Holocaust Museum and the American-Israel Chamber of Commerce, Rob has prioritized his Zionist and Jewish identity.
In 2017, when Rob's wife, Greta Rothschild, was about to assume the presidency of Hadassah Chicago-North Shore, he demonstrated his support of her commitment by becoming a Hadassah Associate. Today, Greta is a national board member, as well as national chair of Young Judaea. To further celebrate Greta's dedication, Rob became an Associate Keeper of the Gate in 2020.
In November 2022, Rob traveled to Israel with Greta and Hadassah in celebration of our 100th National Convention. For Rob, it was a trip with many "firsts." Among the highlights was a special tour of Hadassah Hospital Mount Scopus, meeting Dr. Tamar Elram and visiting the various departments, including the cath lab.
Rob and Greta were recently honored at the "Miracles of Hadassah" gala by Hadassah Chicago-North Shore, making a major gift to support the Pediatric Emergency Department at Hadassah Mount Scopus.
For Rob, becoming an Associate Keeper of the Gate represents a significant personal connection to the ongoing work of our organization. While his Keeper's gift is directed to Young Judaea scholarships (both of his and Greta's children have attended Young Judaea camps), a Keeper's gift can be directed to any of our areas of need — HMO, Youth Aliyah, etc. As a reminder, during these terrible times of war, sustaining funds are sorely needed to help rehabilitate an entire country — physically, emotionally and socially.
Rob, thank you for your generosity and for being an Associate Keeper of the Gate.
Born to parents who were survivors of the Shoah, Rob Eisenstadt grew up in a home with a strong Zionist affiliation. Since his childhood summers at Camp Yehudah, part of the Zionist Organization of Chicago, Rob has always maintained leadership roles in a variety of Jewish and Zionist organizations. As a college campus leader, as president of the Young Adult Division of the Zionist Organization of Chicago, to the present as a board member of his synagogue, Moriah Congregation of Deerfield, Illinois, the Illinois Holocaust Museum and the American-Israel Chamber of Commerce, Rob has prioritized his Zionist and Jewish identity.
In 2017, when Rob's wife, Greta Rothschild, was about to assume the presidency of Hadassah Chicago-North Shore, he demonstrated his support of her commitment by becoming a Hadassah Associate. Today, Greta is a national board member, as well as national chair of Young Judaea. To further celebrate Greta's dedication, Rob became an Associate Keeper of the Gate in 2020.
In November 2022, Rob traveled to Israel with Greta and Hadassah in celebration of our 100th National Convention. For Rob, it was a trip with many "firsts." Among the highlights was a special tour of Hadassah Hospital Mount Scopus, meeting Dr. Tamar Elram and visiting the various departments, including the cath lab.
Rob and Greta were recently honored at the "Miracles of Hadassah" gala by Hadassah Chicago-North Shore, making a major gift to support the Pediatric Emergency Department at Hadassah Mount Scopus.
For Rob, becoming an Associate Keeper of the Gate represents a significant personal connection to the ongoing work of our organization. While his Keeper's gift is directed to Young Judaea scholarships (both of his and Greta's children have attended Young Judaea camps), a Keeper's gift can be directed to any of our areas of need — HMO, Youth Aliyah, etc. As a reminder, during these terrible times of war, sustaining funds are sorely needed to help rehabilitate an entire country — physically, emotionally and socially.
Rob, thank you for your generosity and for being an Associate Keeper of the Gate.
Born to parents who were survivors of the Shoah, Rob Eisenstadt grew up in a home with a strong Zionist affiliation. Since his childhood summers at Camp Yehudah, part of the Zionist Organization of Chicago, Rob has always maintained leadership roles in a variety of Jewish and Zionist organizations. As a college campus leader, as president of the Young Adult Division of the Zionist Organization of Chicago, to the present as a board member of his synagogue, Moriah Congregation of Deerfield, Illinois, the Illinois Holocaust Museum and the American-Israel Chamber of Commerce, Rob has prioritized his Zionist and Jewish identity.
In 2017, when Rob's wife, Greta Rothschild, was about to assume the presidency of Hadassah Chicago-North Shore, he demonstrated his support of her commitment by becoming a Hadassah Associate. Today, Greta is a national board member, as well as national chair of Young Judaea. To further celebrate Greta's dedication, Rob became an Associate Keeper of the Gate in 2020.
In November 2022, Rob traveled to Israel with Greta and Hadassah in celebration of our 100th National Convention. For Rob, it was a trip with many "firsts." Among the highlights was a special tour of Hadassah Hospital Mount Scopus, meeting Dr. Tamar Elram and visiting the various departments, including the cath lab.
Rob and Greta were recently honored at the "Miracles of Hadassah" gala by Hadassah Chicago-North Shore, making a major gift to support the Pediatric Emergency Department at Hadassah Mount Scopus.
For Rob, becoming an Associate Keeper of the Gate represents a significant personal connection to the ongoing work of our organization. While his Keeper's gift is directed to Young Judaea scholarships (both of his and Greta's children have attended Young Judaea camps), a Keeper's gift can be directed to any of our areas of need — HMO, Youth Aliyah, etc. As a reminder, during these terrible times of war, sustaining funds are sorely needed to help rehabilitate an entire country — physically, emotionally and socially.
Rob, thank you for your generosity and for being an Associate Keeper of the Gate.
Born to parents who were survivors of the Shoah, Rob Eisenstadt grew up in a home with a strong Zionist affiliation. Since his childhood summers at Camp Yehudah, part of the Zionist Organization of Chicago, Rob has always maintained leadership roles in a variety of Jewish and Zionist organizations. As a college campus leader, as president of the Young Adult Division of the Zionist Organization of Chicago, to the present as a board member of his synagogue, Moriah Congregation of Deerfield, Illinois, the Illinois Holocaust Museum and the American-Israel Chamber of Commerce, Rob has prioritized his Zionist and Jewish identity.
In 2017, when Rob's wife, Greta Rothschild, was about to assume the presidency of Hadassah Chicago-North Shore, he demonstrated his support of her commitment by becoming a Hadassah Associate. Today, Greta is a national board member, as well as national chair of Young Judaea. To further celebrate Greta's dedication, Rob became an Associate Keeper of the Gate in 2020.
In November 2022, Rob traveled to Israel with Greta and Hadassah in celebration of our 100th National Convention. For Rob, it was a trip with many "firsts." Among the highlights was a special tour of Hadassah Hospital Mount Scopus, meeting Dr. Tamar Elram and visiting the various departments, including the cath lab.
Rob and Greta were recently honored at the "Miracles of Hadassah" gala by Hadassah Chicago-North Shore, making a major gift to support the Pediatric Emergency Department at Hadassah Mount Scopus.
For Rob, becoming an Associate Keeper of the Gate represents a significant personal connection to the ongoing work of our organization. While his Keeper's gift is directed to Young Judaea scholarships (both of his and Greta's children have attended Young Judaea camps), a Keeper's gift can be directed to any of our areas of need — HMO, Youth Aliyah, etc. As a reminder, during these terrible times of war, sustaining funds are sorely needed to help rehabilitate an entire country — physically, emotionally and socially.
Rob, thank you for your generosity and for being an Associate Keeper of the Gate.
By Chloe Webster, Annual Giving Specialist, Hadassah Metro
As a Keeper of the Gate, your compassion and commitment ensure the continuity of Hadassah's mission and our presence as leaders and advocates around the world. Did you know that you can designate your annual gift to one of Hadassah’s core programs? Our Keepers of the Gate and Chai Society annual giving levels allow you to designate your yearly donation to the initiative that matters most to you. Whether you are an advocate, a humanitarian, a passionate supporter of our youth, or all three, your Keeper of the Gate gift to Hadassah can be designated to one of the following projects:
Hadassah: When you designate your Keeper of the Gate gift to Hadassah's entire mission, you become a champion of healing for all, an advocate for women and justice around the world and a crusader for Jewish youth.
Hadassah Medical Organization: By designating your annual donation to the Hadassah Medical Organization, you support innovative and life-saving medical research and enable our hospitals to be a beacon of peace and provide world-renowned medical care to all, regardless of race or religion.
Young Judaea: Your Keeper of the Gate gift in support of Young Judaea supports meaningful year-round programs at the camps and in Israel, and strengthens our youth's connection and commitment to Jewish life.
Young Judaea Scholarships: When you designate your annual donation to Young Judaea scholarships, you provide financial support through scholarships to help empower the next generation of leaders.
Youth Aliyah: A Keeper of the Gate donation designated to Youth Aliyah supports young, at-risk Jews from around the world and enables them to receive education and life-changing opportunities at Hadassah-supported villages.
No matter what your passion, Hadassah's flexible Keepers of the Gate program allows you to make your donation count where it really matters to you. Don't forget, you can always change the designation of your annual donation; simply reach out to your local leadership or annual giving professional for assistance.
By Chloe Webster, Annual Giving Specialist, Hadassah Metro
As a Keeper of the Gate, your compassion and commitment ensure the continuity of Hadassah's mission and our presence as leaders and advocates around the world. Did you know that you can designate your annual gift to one of Hadassah’s core programs? Our Keepers of the Gate and Chai Society annual giving levels allow you to designate your yearly donation to the initiative that matters most to you. Whether you are an advocate, a humanitarian, a passionate supporter of our youth, or all three, your Keeper of the Gate gift to Hadassah can be designated to one of the following projects:
Hadassah: When you designate your Keeper of the Gate gift to Hadassah's entire mission, you become a champion of healing for all, an advocate for women and justice around the world and a crusader for Jewish youth.
Hadassah Medical Organization: By designating your annual donation to the Hadassah Medical Organization, you support innovative and life-saving medical research and enable our hospitals to be a beacon of peace and provide world-renowned medical care to all, regardless of race or religion.
Young Judaea: Your Keeper of the Gate gift in support of Young Judaea supports meaningful year-round programs at the camps and in Israel, and strengthens our youth's connection and commitment to Jewish life.
Young Judaea Scholarships: When you designate your annual donation to Young Judaea scholarships, you provide financial support through scholarships to help empower the next generation of leaders.
Youth Aliyah: A Keeper of the Gate donation designated to Youth Aliyah supports young, at-risk Jews from around the world and enables them to receive education and life-changing opportunities at Hadassah-supported villages.
No matter what your passion, Hadassah's flexible Keepers of the Gate program allows you to make your donation count where it really matters to you. Don't forget, you can always change the designation of your annual donation; simply reach out to your local leadership or annual giving professional for assistance.
By Chloe Webster, Annual Giving Specialist, Hadassah Metro
As a Keeper of the Gate, your compassion and commitment ensure the continuity of Hadassah's mission and our presence as leaders and advocates around the world. Did you know that you can designate your annual gift to one of Hadassah’s core programs? Our Keepers of the Gate and Chai Society annual giving levels allow you to designate your yearly donation to the initiative that matters most to you. Whether you are an advocate, a humanitarian, a passionate supporter of our youth, or all three, your Keeper of the Gate gift to Hadassah can be designated to one of the following projects:
Hadassah: When you designate your Keeper of the Gate gift to Hadassah's entire mission, you become a champion of healing for all, an advocate for women and justice around the world and a crusader for Jewish youth.
Hadassah Medical Organization: By designating your annual donation to the Hadassah Medical Organization, you support innovative and life-saving medical research and enable our hospitals to be a beacon of peace and provide world-renowned medical care to all, regardless of race or religion.
Young Judaea: Your Keeper of the Gate gift in support of Young Judaea supports meaningful year-round programs at the camps and in Israel, and strengthens our youth's connection and commitment to Jewish life.
Young Judaea Scholarships: When you designate your annual donation to Young Judaea scholarships, you provide financial support through scholarships to help empower the next generation of leaders.
Youth Aliyah: A Keeper of the Gate donation designated to Youth Aliyah supports young, at-risk Jews from around the world and enables them to receive education and life-changing opportunities at Hadassah-supported villages.
No matter what your passion, Hadassah's flexible Keepers of the Gate program allows you to make your donation count where it really matters to you. Don't forget, you can always change the designation of your annual donation; simply reach out to your local leadership or annual giving professional for assistance.
By Chloe Webster, Annual Giving Specialist, Hadassah Metro
As a Keeper of the Gate, your compassion and commitment ensure the continuity of Hadassah's mission and our presence as leaders and advocates around the world. Did you know that you can designate your annual gift to one of Hadassah’s core programs? Our Keepers of the Gate and Chai Society annual giving levels allow you to designate your yearly donation to the initiative that matters most to you. Whether you are an advocate, a humanitarian, a passionate supporter of our youth, or all three, your Keeper of the Gate gift to Hadassah can be designated to one of the following projects:
Hadassah: When you designate your Keeper of the Gate gift to Hadassah's entire mission, you become a champion of healing for all, an advocate for women and justice around the world and a crusader for Jewish youth.
Hadassah Medical Organization: By designating your annual donation to the Hadassah Medical Organization, you support innovative and life-saving medical research and enable our hospitals to be a beacon of peace and provide world-renowned medical care to all, regardless of race or religion.
Young Judaea: Your Keeper of the Gate gift in support of Young Judaea supports meaningful year-round programs at the camps and in Israel, and strengthens our youth's connection and commitment to Jewish life.
Young Judaea Scholarships: When you designate your annual donation to Young Judaea scholarships, you provide financial support through scholarships to help empower the next generation of leaders.
Youth Aliyah: A Keeper of the Gate donation designated to Youth Aliyah supports young, at-risk Jews from around the world and enables them to receive education and life-changing opportunities at Hadassah-supported villages.
No matter what your passion, Hadassah's flexible Keepers of the Gate program allows you to make your donation count where it really matters to you. Don't forget, you can always change the designation of your annual donation; simply reach out to your local leadership or annual giving professional for assistance.
By Chloe Webster, Annual Giving Specialist, Hadassah Metro
As a Keeper of the Gate, your compassion and commitment ensure the continuity of Hadassah's mission and our presence as leaders and advocates around the world. Did you know that you can designate your annual gift to one of Hadassah’s core programs? Our Keepers of the Gate and Chai Society annual giving levels allow you to designate your yearly donation to the initiative that matters most to you. Whether you are an advocate, a humanitarian, a passionate supporter of our youth, or all three, your Keeper of the Gate gift to Hadassah can be designated to one of the following projects:
Hadassah: When you designate your Keeper of the Gate gift to Hadassah's entire mission, you become a champion of healing for all, an advocate for women and justice around the world and a crusader for Jewish youth.
Hadassah Medical Organization: By designating your annual donation to the Hadassah Medical Organization, you support innovative and life-saving medical research and enable our hospitals to be a beacon of peace and provide world-renowned medical care to all, regardless of race or religion.
Young Judaea: Your Keeper of the Gate gift in support of Young Judaea supports meaningful year-round programs at the camps and in Israel, and strengthens our youth's connection and commitment to Jewish life.
Young Judaea Scholarships: When you designate your annual donation to Young Judaea scholarships, you provide financial support through scholarships to help empower the next generation of leaders.
Youth Aliyah: A Keeper of the Gate donation designated to Youth Aliyah supports young, at-risk Jews from around the world and enables them to receive education and life-changing opportunities at Hadassah-supported villages.
No matter what your passion, Hadassah's flexible Keepers of the Gate program allows you to make your donation count where it really matters to you. Don't forget, you can always change the designation of your annual donation; simply reach out to your local leadership or annual giving professional for assistance.
By Chloe Webster, Annual Giving Specialist, Hadassah Metro
As a Keeper of the Gate, your compassion and commitment ensure the continuity of Hadassah's mission and our presence as leaders and advocates around the world. Did you know that you can designate your annual gift to one of Hadassah’s core programs? Our Keepers of the Gate and Chai Society annual giving levels allow you to designate your yearly donation to the initiative that matters most to you. Whether you are an advocate, a humanitarian, a passionate supporter of our youth, or all three, your Keeper of the Gate gift to Hadassah can be designated to one of the following projects:
Hadassah: When you designate your Keeper of the Gate gift to Hadassah's entire mission, you become a champion of healing for all, an advocate for women and justice around the world and a crusader for Jewish youth.
Hadassah Medical Organization: By designating your annual donation to the Hadassah Medical Organization, you support innovative and life-saving medical research and enable our hospitals to be a beacon of peace and provide world-renowned medical care to all, regardless of race or religion.
Young Judaea: Your Keeper of the Gate gift in support of Young Judaea supports meaningful year-round programs at the camps and in Israel, and strengthens our youth's connection and commitment to Jewish life.
Young Judaea Scholarships: When you designate your annual donation to Young Judaea scholarships, you provide financial support through scholarships to help empower the next generation of leaders.
Youth Aliyah: A Keeper of the Gate donation designated to Youth Aliyah supports young, at-risk Jews from around the world and enables them to receive education and life-changing opportunities at Hadassah-supported villages.
No matter what your passion, Hadassah's flexible Keepers of the Gate program allows you to make your donation count where it really matters to you. Don't forget, you can always change the designation of your annual donation; simply reach out to your local leadership or annual giving professional for assistance.
By Chloe Webster, Annual Giving Specialist, Hadassah Metro
As a Keeper of the Gate, your compassion and commitment ensure the continuity of Hadassah's mission and our presence as leaders and advocates around the world. Did you know that you can designate your annual gift to one of Hadassah’s core programs? Our Keepers of the Gate and Chai Society annual giving levels allow you to designate your yearly donation to the initiative that matters most to you. Whether you are an advocate, a humanitarian, a passionate supporter of our youth, or all three, your Keeper of the Gate gift to Hadassah can be designated to one of the following projects:
Hadassah: When you designate your Keeper of the Gate gift to Hadassah's entire mission, you become a champion of healing for all, an advocate for women and justice around the world and a crusader for Jewish youth.
Hadassah Medical Organization: By designating your annual donation to the Hadassah Medical Organization, you support innovative and life-saving medical research and enable our hospitals to be a beacon of peace and provide world-renowned medical care to all, regardless of race or religion.
Young Judaea: Your Keeper of the Gate gift in support of Young Judaea supports meaningful year-round programs at the camps and in Israel, and strengthens our youth's connection and commitment to Jewish life.
Young Judaea Scholarships: When you designate your annual donation to Young Judaea scholarships, you provide financial support through scholarships to help empower the next generation of leaders.
Youth Aliyah: A Keeper of the Gate donation designated to Youth Aliyah supports young, at-risk Jews from around the world and enables them to receive education and life-changing opportunities at Hadassah-supported villages.
No matter what your passion, Hadassah's flexible Keepers of the Gate program allows you to make your donation count where it really matters to you. Don't forget, you can always change the designation of your annual donation; simply reach out to your local leadership or annual giving professional for assistance.
If applicable, your annual Keeper of the Gate gift can be made by directing a portion of your Required Minimum Distribution to Hadassah? Please consult your personal tax advisor for all financial decisions, but this method of making your Keeper’s gift can decrease your tax liability.
If applicable, your annual Keeper of the Gate gift can be made by directing a portion of your Required Minimum Distribution to Hadassah? Please consult your personal tax advisor for all financial decisions, but this method of making your Keeper’s gift can decrease your tax liability.
If applicable, your annual Keeper of the Gate gift can be made by directing a portion of your Required Minimum Distribution to Hadassah? Please consult your personal tax advisor for all financial decisions, but this method of making your Keeper’s gift can decrease your tax liability.
If applicable, your annual Keeper of the Gate gift can be made by directing a portion of your Required Minimum Distribution to Hadassah? Please consult your personal tax advisor for all financial decisions, but this method of making your Keeper’s gift can decrease your tax liability.
If applicable, your annual Keeper of the Gate gift can be made by directing a portion of your Required Minimum Distribution to Hadassah? Please consult your personal tax advisor for all financial decisions, but this method of making your Keeper’s gift can decrease your tax liability.
If applicable, your annual Keeper of the Gate gift can be made by directing a portion of your Required Minimum Distribution to Hadassah? Please consult your personal tax advisor for all financial decisions, but this method of making your Keeper’s gift can decrease your tax liability.
We are always looking for ways to increase the numbers of Keepers of the Gate as well as encouraging our existing Keepers to consider stepping up their gift to the next giving level. And to help us promote new and step-up Keepers, we have wonderful incentives available.
All new Keepers and Keepers who step up can receive a complementary "Healing of the Daughter of My People" necklace while supplies last.
All new Keepers who designate their gifts to Young Judaea can receive this beautiful Gary Rosenthal-designed tzedakah box, also while supplies last.
In addition, all new or step-up Golden Keepers of the Gate shall have a special naming at the Sarah Wetsman Davidson Tower at Hadassah Hospital Ein Kerem. This naming opportunity for Golden Keepers is on the Lighting the Way panels on the upper walls next to the patient rooms. Not only is this a special gift for Golden Keepers, but a meaningful and beautiful gift to Hadassah.
Did you know that all Keepers in good standing have their names displayed on a scrolling digital wall at Hadassah Hospital Ein Kerem? Your listing defaults to your first name/last name, but it can be changed to anything as long as it is 36 characters or less, like "The Goldberg Family" or "Golde & Tevya Milkman." Please let your annual giving team member know if you'd like to change your listing.
We are always looking for ways to increase the numbers of Keepers of the Gate as well as encouraging our existing Keepers to consider stepping up their gift to the next giving level. And to help us promote new and step-up Keepers, we have wonderful incentives available.
All new Keepers and Keepers who step up can receive a complementary "Healing of the Daughter of My People" necklace while supplies last.
All new Keepers who designate their gifts to Young Judaea can receive this beautiful Gary Rosenthal-designed tzedakah box, also while supplies last.
In addition, all new or step-up Golden Keepers of the Gate shall have a special naming at the Sarah Wetsman Davidson Tower at Hadassah Hospital Ein Kerem. This naming opportunity for Golden Keepers is on the Lighting the Way panels on the upper walls next to the patient rooms. Not only is this a special gift for Golden Keepers, but a meaningful and beautiful gift to Hadassah.
Did you know that all Keepers in good standing have their names displayed on a scrolling digital wall at Hadassah Hospital Ein Kerem? Your listing defaults to your first name/last name, but it can be changed to anything as long as it is 36 characters or less, like "The Goldberg Family" or "Golde & Tevya Milkman." Please let your annual giving team member know if you'd like to change your listing.
We are always looking for ways to increase the numbers of Keepers of the Gate as well as encouraging our existing Keepers to consider stepping up their gift to the next giving level. And to help us promote new and step-up Keepers, we have wonderful incentives available.
All new Keepers and Keepers who step up can receive a complementary "Healing of the Daughter of My People" necklace while supplies last.
All new Keepers who designate their gifts to Young Judaea can receive this beautiful Gary Rosenthal-designed tzedakah box, also while supplies last.
In addition, all new or step-up Golden Keepers of the Gate shall have a special naming at the Sarah Wetsman Davidson Tower at Hadassah Hospital Ein Kerem. This naming opportunity for Golden Keepers is on the Lighting the Way panels on the upper walls next to the patient rooms. Not only is this a special gift for Golden Keepers, but a meaningful and beautiful gift to Hadassah.
Did you know that all Keepers in good standing have their names displayed on a scrolling digital wall at Hadassah Hospital Ein Kerem? Your listing defaults to your first name/last name, but it can be changed to anything as long as it is 36 characters or less, like "The Goldberg Family" or "Golde & Tevya Milkman." Please let your annual giving team member know if you'd like to change your listing.
We are always looking for ways to increase the numbers of Keepers of the Gate as well as encouraging our existing Keepers to consider stepping up their gift to the next giving level. And to help us promote new and step-up Keepers, we have wonderful incentives available.
All new Keepers and Keepers who step up can receive a complementary "Healing of the Daughter of My People" necklace while supplies last.
All new Keepers who designate their gifts to Young Judaea can receive this beautiful Gary Rosenthal-designed tzedakah box, also while supplies last.
In addition, all new or step-up Golden Keepers of the Gate shall have a special naming at the Sarah Wetsman Davidson Tower at Hadassah Hospital Ein Kerem. This naming opportunity for Golden Keepers is on the Lighting the Way panels on the upper walls next to the patient rooms. Not only is this a special gift for Golden Keepers, but a meaningful and beautiful gift to Hadassah.
Did you know that all Keepers in good standing have their names displayed on a scrolling digital wall at Hadassah Hospital Ein Kerem? Your listing defaults to your first name/last name, but it can be changed to anything as long as it is 36 characters or less, like "The Goldberg Family" or "Golde & Tevya Milkman." Please let your annual giving team member know if you'd like to change your listing.
We are always looking for ways to increase the numbers of Keepers of the Gate as well as encouraging our existing Keepers to consider stepping up their gift to the next giving level. And to help us promote new and step-up Keepers, we have wonderful incentives available.
All new Keepers and Keepers who step up can receive a complementary "Healing of the Daughter of My People" necklace while supplies last.
All new Keepers who designate their gifts to Young Judaea can receive this beautiful Gary Rosenthal-designed tzedakah box, also while supplies last.
In addition, all new or step-up Golden Keepers of the Gate shall have a special naming at the Sarah Wetsman Davidson Tower at Hadassah Hospital Ein Kerem. This naming opportunity for Golden Keepers is on the Lighting the Way panels on the upper walls next to the patient rooms. Not only is this a special gift for Golden Keepers, but a meaningful and beautiful gift to Hadassah.
Did you know that all Keepers in good standing have their names displayed on a scrolling digital wall at Hadassah Hospital Ein Kerem? Your listing defaults to your first name/last name, but it can be changed to anything as long as it is 36 characters or less, like "The Goldberg Family" or "Golde & Tevya Milkman." Please let your annual giving team member know if you'd like to change your listing.
We are always looking for ways to increase the numbers of Keepers of the Gate as well as encouraging our existing Keepers to consider stepping up their gift to the next giving level. And to help us promote new and step-up Keepers, we have wonderful incentives available.
All new Keepers and Keepers who step up can receive a complementary "Healing of the Daughter of My People" necklace while supplies last.
All new Keepers who designate their gifts to Young Judaea can receive this beautiful Gary Rosenthal-designed tzedakah box, also while supplies last.
In addition, all new or step-up Golden Keepers of the Gate shall have a special naming at the Sarah Wetsman Davidson Tower at Hadassah Hospital Ein Kerem. This naming opportunity for Golden Keepers is on the Lighting the Way panels on the upper walls next to the patient rooms. Not only is this a special gift for Golden Keepers, but a meaningful and beautiful gift to Hadassah.
Did you know that all Keepers in good standing have their names displayed on a scrolling digital wall at Hadassah Hospital Ein Kerem? Your listing defaults to your first name/last name, but it can be changed to anything as long as it is 36 characters or less, like "The Goldberg Family" or "Golde & Tevya Milkman." Please let your annual giving team member know if you'd like to change your listing.
We are always looking for ways to increase the numbers of Keepers of the Gate as well as encouraging our existing Keepers to consider stepping up their gift to the next giving level. And to help us promote new and step-up Keepers, we have wonderful incentives available.
All new Keepers and Keepers who step up can receive a complementary "Healing of the Daughter of My People" necklace while supplies last.
All new Keepers who designate their gifts to Young Judaea can receive this beautiful Gary Rosenthal-designed tzedakah box, also while supplies last.
In addition, all new or step-up Golden Keepers of the Gate shall have a special naming at the Sarah Wetsman Davidson Tower at Hadassah Hospital Ein Kerem. This naming opportunity for Golden Keepers is on the Lighting the Way panels on the upper walls next to the patient rooms. Not only is this a special gift for Golden Keepers, but a meaningful and beautiful gift to Hadassah.
Did you know that all Keepers in good standing have their names displayed on a scrolling digital wall at Hadassah Hospital Ein Kerem? Your listing defaults to your first name/last name, but it can be changed to anything as long as it is 36 characters or less, like "The Goldberg Family" or "Golde & Tevya Milkman." Please let your annual giving team member know if you'd like to change your listing.
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