Lion of Judah Luncheon Celebrates Philanthropic Women
The Lion of Judah program was established in Miami in 1972 to recognize women’s philanthropy. Today, more than 14,000 women throughout North America, Israel and around the world proudly wear their Lion of Judah pins as a symbol of their commitment to the Federation/UJA Campaign. The Greater Miami Jewish Federation now raises more than $25 million annually to help Jews in need in Miami, in Israel and in 60 countries worldwide.
Marie Brenner, a best-selling author and an award-winning investigative journalist, was guest speaker at the Lion of Judah Luncheon.
Norma K. Wilson, Corey Feinsilver and Denny Feinsilver
May Lipschutz, Gert Kartzmer, Ellie Ganz and General Campaign Vice Chair for Major Gifts Barbara Black Goldfarb
Ann Singer, Marlene Chavin and Lorraine Cooperman
Carole Berman, Judith Mann and Davideen Werner
Miriam Goldstein and Charlotte Brodie
Michelle Diener, Women’s Department Campaign Chair Mojdeh Khaghan Danial, Hedy Whitebook and Rachel Sapoznik
Pat Fine and guest speaker Marie Brenner
Lilliam Furst, Lisette Goldstein and Jennifer Olemberg celebrate the birthday of Nieves Olemberg (seated)
Susan Rolnick and Ruth Rosenberg
Rosi Behar and Clarita Kassin
Elaine Richman (center) and daughters Elise van der Reis and Cathy Alcalay
Nina Plonka, Linda Stahl and Nancy Blitz
Patty Gordon, Erica Frank Neams and Miriam Fisher
Mindy Wilner, Iris Hyman and Tati Katz
Chani Lipskar, Lisa Wolfe and Women’s Department Immediate Past President Lourdes Gittelman
Laura Koffsky, Wendy Koenigsberg and Adrienne Messing
Patty Gordon, Lisa Segal and Judith Siegal
Diane Krieger, Daniela Zanzuri-Beiner and Fran Berrin, a Women's Department Past President
Shirley Lehman, General Campaign Chair William Lehman, Jr. and Amy Lehman
Judy Adler (center) with daughters-in-law Hinda Adler and Amanda Adler, both new Lions of Judah
Robyn C. Fisher, Federation Women’s Department President
