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I will be retiring at the end of September after being at JF&CS for 18 years. As you can imagine, there are many thoughts, memories, and feelings at this point.
At the end of this month, Sy Friedland will retire after 18 years as CEO of JF&CS.
Schechter Holocaust Services has a group of committed volunteers serving on it's long-standing advisory committee. Last month they held a celebratory luncheon.
I was in Haifa, Israel last week working on developing a new project. There is a great deal of interest in Israel for finding and helping children at risk.
Thursday, March 3 is White Ribbon Day here in Massachusetts. As I’ve done in years past, I will renew my White Ribbon Day pledge.
Each year, almost 1,600 volunteers reach into their hearts to give something of themselves to those in need.
It was recently announced to the board and staff of JF&CS that Sy Friedland, who has led the agency for the last 17 years, will be retiring at the end of September 2011. 
Demand for our services continues to grow. With your support, JF&CS will be there to help. 
serving coffeeI have to admit that I am addicted to the column, “Modern Love,” which appears each week in the Sunday Styles section of the New York Times.
I don’t know if you had a chance to read Thomas Friedman’s piece in the New York Times on August 7th. The column entitled “Steal this Movie” was about a new Israeli documentary, “Precious Life,” by the Gaza reporter for Israel’s TV Channel 10 news, Shlomi Eldar.

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