Jewish Federation 79th Annual Meeting: A Year of Living Generously

On June 9th, more than 200 celebrated at the Federation’s 79th Annual Meeting held in honor of our community members who have generously given their time, talent and resources to help meet the needs of Jews local and worldwide. David Stiefel was awarded the Kaplan President’s Award for Outstanding Service. Renee Herst and Noah Tratt were awarded the Jack J. and Charlotte Spitzer Young Leadership Award, and Eileen Gilman received the United Jewish Communities Endowment Achievement Award.

Levitan Innovation Award Winner Announced
Panim Hadashot: New Faces of Judaism was presented with the new Levitan Innovation Award, an award created by Stacey and Dan Levitan to stimulate and encourage organizations, synagogues, agencies and individuals to develop programming with new and different approaches aimed at fostering and/or increasing engagement in Jewish life in the greater Puget Sound area. A special thank-you to Barbara and Stuart Sulman for being our event chairs.

Our Award Winners Eileen Gilman Winner of the United Jewish Communities Endowment Achievement Award David Stiefel Winner of the Dr. Charles and Lillian Kaplan President's Award for Outstanding Service Noah Tratt Winner of the Jack J. and Charlotte Spitzer Young Leadership Award Renee Herst Winner of the Jack J. and Charlotte Spitzer Young Leadership Award

Event Photos (Photographer: Dani Weiss)
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