They are leaders, innovators, philanthropists; and no matter how they show it, they have enhanced the Montreal Jewish community with their passion and acts of Tzedakah. Since 1997, the Foundation has honoured an individual every year at the Annual Meeting - a fitting tribute to an extraordinary individual.
It started with a Mission to Montreal. Accompanied by Foundation executive director Bobby Kleinman, Alex Dworkin visited Jewish agencies such as Le Mercaz, the JVS Vocational Workshop and the Golden Age (more)
Irving Levitt saw his scholarship foundation as an investment in dynamic people in excellent academic standing who lack the financial resources to continue their education at the university level. (more)
Bois Levine devoted his entire adult life to community work. He was President of Allied Jewish Community Services (FEDERATION CJA) and CJA Chair, for which he received the President of Israel Award (more)
When it comes to giving, Michael (Micky) Rosenthal has travelled down several roads. And with each avenue he has demonstrated the essence of what matters to him. (more)
Marvin Corber's community career began as a teenager in B’nai Brith. He went on to become president of his lodge and the youngest chair ever of the Jewish Rehabilitation Hospital. (more)
Aaron Fish, who grew up on the corner of St-Urbain and Pine, has always felt that Tzedakah is something everyone must do, regardless of their background and means. (more)
From president of the Menorah Club in High School to founding chairman of Mazon Canada, Quebec Region, Dodo's leadership roles and accomplishments have included many firsts. (more)
For over sixty years the name Paperman has been synonymous with community service, compassion and selfless dedication to generations of our city's Jewish families. And that is the essence of Herbert Paperman. (more)
David Azrieli's leadership in business is mirrored by his visionary philanthropic activities which have touched the lives of our people in Canada, Israel and around the world. (more)
