If you want to be surrounded by experienced, educated, engaging and endearing Hadassah women, join us at Hadassah Florida Broward. From compelling guest speakers to advocacy work to fun, social programs (a game of Mahjong, anyone?), we have it all.
Florida Broward women never say no to a challenge and continue filling vital leadership roles. Our members are dedicated to one another in true sisterhood. For example, when a dear member had to go on dialysis, we set a goal of funding a dialysis unit at Hadassah’s hospitals in her honor.
Our advocacy work centers around social causes. We create programs focused on personal health and well-being, including heart health, mind and body. We are committed to Jewish education and Israel. And our commitment to Hadassah’s hospitals – a beacon of hope and healing – supports cutting-edge research and treatments. Join us.
I’m thrilled to welcome you to Hadassah Florida Broward. The region covers a diverse area and population with approximately 4,500 members, supporters and Associates. Our chapters are open to women of all ages and we welcome everyone in our various communities. When you join us at chapter and regional activities, you’ll have the opportunity to learn, advocate and meet an amazing array of supportive, empowered, passionate women!
Come and meet new and old friends. Learn what's new at Hadassah. All are welcome, no prior Bunco experience needed. Bunco is easy to learn and tons of fun. Get ready for a night of laughs, dice and friendly competition.
Join other ladies who love to read as we explore the book, share insights, and connect with one another. From timeless classics to contemporary gems, come together in a warm and welcoming space.
Inspiring program exploring how Hadassah’s timeless principles can shape vibrant futures. Together, we’ll look at the impact of PJ Library, sponsored by the Jewish Federation, and hear from Phyllis Greenstein on Hadassah’s vital role in Jewish life.
Hadassah Florida Broward invites you to an urgent conversation about rising antisemitic hostility on college campuses. Learn how alumni and community members are holding colleges accountable and driving real change.
President
Lois Berkson
Organization/Executive VP
Dorrie Kahn
Organization/Executive VP
Ruth Rinis
Secretary
Sandy Cohen
Treasurer
Karen Boley
Treasurer
Linda Bonomo Matcovsky
Fundraising VP/Coor
Sheila Steinman
Membership/Outreach VP/Coor
Galia Barlow
Leadership Chair/VP
Roberta Schussel
Programming VP/Chair
Cheryl Cotler
Education and Advocacy VP
Elaine Rosenberg
Area VP/Advisor
Dorrie Kahn
Bulletin Editor Chair
Karen Rosenson Ulm
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