| Name | Title | Contact Details |
|---|---|---|
Michael Young |
Chief Technology Officer | Profile |
For more than 110 years, the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia has been supporting and promoting the strength of the Jewish community in Greater Philadelphia, in Israel, and around the world. Through Jewish Federation, Jewish people of every age, from every corner of the region - regardless of synagogue or other religious affiliations - can pool resources, energy and commitment to ensure that no community member is in need. Our dedicated leaders, staff and volunteers are uniquely positioned to distribute resources in the most effective and efficient ways to make the most impact for those we serve.
The Lutheran Home was established in 1906 out of love and concern to provide for retired and indigent pastors and teachers who could live out their lives in relative comfort and dignity. First known as the “Altenheim,” the same spirit remains at the heart of the Lutheran Home a century later. While we serve people of all backgrounds, it`s clear that faith and compassion remain the driving forces in care. Harwood Place, founded by a joint venture between the Lutheran Home and Froedtert Memorial Lutheran Hospital, opened its doors in December of 1989. Now solely under the ownership of the Lutheran Home, Harwood Place fulfills the need for a retirement living community as a part of our continuum of care. It provides a beautiful, safe, and dignified campus for independent seniors who wish to reduce the responsibilities of home ownership and have available the socialization and support of health services such as assisted living. One hundred years later, we`re at the forefront of senior care, offering a full range of services, including independent living, short-term rehabilitation, assisted living, memory care assisted living, skilled nursing, adult day services, and host hospice care on-site. Additionally, we offer community programs and a Children`s Center with intergenerational programming, benefiting young and old alike.
StepUp Ministry is a community of diverse faiths that partners with adults and children in the shared goal of stable lives through jobs and life skills training.
HopeWest was recognized for the third year in a row as a Best Company to Work for in Colorado, named 2nd in the large company category! We have many special things that make us a great company to work for including tuition reimbursement programs, paid educational and conference opportunities, discounts on memberships and services throughout the Grand Valley and movie and concert tickets. Employees have a very positive attitude and make our organization a friendly and fun place to work.
El Pomar is a general purpose foundation, which means the trustees approve grants across a broad spectrum of focus areas, including: arts and culture, civic and community initiatives, education, health, and human services. Since 1937, trustees of the Foundation have approved nearly 12,600 grants totaling more than $431 million to benefit the state of Colorado. Currently, El Pomar contributes more than $20 million annually through grants to nonprofit organizations and government equivalents across Colorado. When grant dollars alone are not the solution, El Pomar Foundation creates and operates programs that encourage leadership and promote community development. While each program is different, the collective goal is to create an environment where communities thrive. Spencer Penrose was an entrepreneur and a visionary. Mr. Penrose`s approach was straightforward: build for tomorrow. He did this in two ways. In a literal sense, he helped create some of Colorado Springs` most famous landmarks, The BROADMOOR, a world-class resort in the foothills of Colorado`s Rocky Mountains, the Pikes Peak Highway and the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo. Penrose`s second approach to building for tomorrow began in 1937 when he and his wife Julie established a living legacy, El Pomar Foundation. Mr. Penrose left the majority of his estate to El Pomar upon his death in 1939. Julie Penrose succeeded her husband as El Pomar president and served in that position with a generous and indomitable spirit. She left the majority of her estate to El Pomar in 1956. As El Pomar eagerly continues its journey into tomorrow, its direction comes from its past. Spencer and Julie Penrose`s lives, as they lived them, provide the principles that will continue to guide their foundation now and in the future.