Around Connecticut Southern New England News

Partying for a cause

At the SSDS gala: (l to r) Rabbi Elliot Goldberg, SSDS head of school; Gayle Temkin, event co-chair; Jake Ehrenreich; Rabbi Jim and Nancy Rosen; Jayne Rotter, SSDS director of development; Lauren Eisen, event co-chair.

At the SSDS gala: (l to r) Rabbi Elliot Goldberg, SSDS head of school; Gayle Temkin, event co-chair; Jake Ehrenreich; Rabbi Jim and Nancy Rosen; Jayne Rotter, SSDS director of development; Lauren Eisen, event co-chair.

More than 400 people joined in honoring Rabbi Jim and Nancy Rosen at the Solomon Schechter Day School (SSDS) Spring Scholarship Event, held in May at the University of Hartford’s Millard Auditorium. “It is wonderful to honor people like the Rosens who have made an enormous impact on the Solomon Schechter Day School and the community at large.” Said Head of School Rabbi Elliot Goldberg in presenting the Rosens with the school’s Gerald and Paula Steinberg Community Service Award. The festive evening was highlighted by a performance of the off-Broadway smash hit “A Jew Grows in Brooklyn,” starring Jake Ehrenreich who wrote and produced the one-man show. According to the school’s Director of Development Jayne Rotter, the event raised $230,000 for the school’s scholarship fund.

 

SHARE
RELATED POSTS
Carin Buckman named senior officer at Hartford Foundation
Chanukah celebration in Bloomfield
ADL CT’s Stacey Sobel to join program on antisemitism in 2024

Leave Your Reply