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FROM THE PRESIDENT
B’nai B’rith: 150 Years of Providing Disaster Relief
By Gary P. Saltzman, B’nai B’rith International President
At some point in time after a tornado, an earthquake, a tsunami or a hurricane devastates an area, people outside the impacted region move on to focus on other things. The media lose interest.
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FROM THE CEO
A World View Shaped from a Small Town Jewish Perspective
By Daniel S. Mariaschin, B’nai B’rith Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer
In 1955, just before I entered the first grade, we moved from Englewood, New Jersey, to Swanzey, New Hampshire. To go from the center of the Jewish universe – the New York metropolitan area – to a region with some 25 Jewish families, represented a major transition.
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FROM THE VAULT
Composer Leonard Bernstein’s B’nai B’rith Connection
By Cheryl Kempler
The official centennial of composer Leonard Bernstein’s birth isn’t until Aug. 25, 2018, but a two-year celebration is already underway. Could there be a B’nai B’rith connection?
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PLANNED GIVING
Music, Science and Tikkun Olam:
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ABOUT SENIORS
The Increasingly Urgent Need to Fund Senior Housing
By Mark D. Olshan, Associate Executive Vice President, B’nai B’rith International
I’ve always thought of myself as a caring person, considerate of others and always thinking that we have a duty to be part of a society in which we respect and help one another where and when we can.
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