Thank you for joining our virtual celebration on November 10, 2020! If you missed it, the recording is available here.

Click here to make a donation in Lisa’s honor.

We were thrilled to hold our virtual celebration, Jewish Women’s Fund of Atlanta Impacts: There’s Even More to Us Now, honoring Lisa Haynor on November 10, 2020. While we did not charge for this event, any donation is greatly appreciated and will support our work for gender equality. We are grateful to the generous sponsors of JWFA Impacts!

Jewish Women’s Fund of Atlanta (JWFA) promotes social change and creates positive opportunities for Jewish women and girls. No other organization is as exclusively and passionately dedicated to the advancement of Jewish women and girls in Atlanta and Israel. For eight years we have utilized strategic grantmaking to enrich organizations and communities, but there’s more to us now. We invite you to learn about our leadership initiatives, groundbreaking research, and work combating gender-based discrimination in the workplace.

As we came together virtually to celebrate, we honored and thanked Lisa for her passionate leadership, both as a professional and a volunteer. As a Founding Trustee and past chair of JWFA, Lisa has demonstrated her tireless devotion to women and girls. As a partner at Aprio, Lisa has spent her career going above and beyond for her clients. At the same time, she has held significant leadership roles in many community organizations, including Atlanta Jewish Foundation, The Davis Academy, The Jewish Federations of North America, and Temima, The Richard and Jean Katz High School for Girls.

We hope that you will consider a donation to honor Lisa and support JWFA’s vital work. You may mail in the form or click here to pay with credit card. Contact Rachel Wasserman at rwasserman@jwfatlanta.org with any questions. 

In addition to celebrating Lisa, we heard from Rebecca Minkoff, founder of the Female Founder Collective, a network of businesses led by women that invests in women’s financial power across the socio-economic spectrum by enabling and empowering female-owned businesses. Rebecca, an industry leader in accessible luxury handbags, accessories, footwear, and apparel, is dedicated to bringing women together to enact positive change and hosts the “Superwomen” podcast. Rebecca was be interviewed by Atlanta’s own Brittany Tenenbaum from WSB-TV.

Thank you for your support. Your participation enables JWFA to expand our reach and impact, while we celebrate our most-deserving honoree.

Event Chairs,

Robert Arogeti and Debbie Kuniansky

EVENT SPONSORS 

Innovate

Ilene Engel

Advance

Jim Haynor; Matthew and Marissa Haynor; Daniel and Pamela Haynor; Allison Haynor; and AmyKate, Bennett, Ari, and Ayla Haynor

Transform

Argo Family Fund

Etta Raye Hirsch

Schwob-Nehman-Fisher Family

Zaban Foundation: Carol Cooper, Laura Dinerman, Sara Franco, Judy Zaban

Empower

Linda and Richard Davis

Lisa and Steve Freedman

Janet Lavine

Helen Marie Stern Fund

Luci and Stan Sunshine

Influence

The Alfred & Adele Davis Academy

Bank of America Private Bank

Elaine Fink Blumenthal

Brownieland Pictures

Cohen Pollock Merlin Turner, PC

Marsha Cintorino and Michal Hillman

Donna J. Coles

Ann and Jay Davis

Enid and Jerry Draluck

Sara and Robert Franco

Lois and Larry Frank

Viki and Paul Freeman

Stacey and Ronnie Geer

Joy and Alan Greenberg

Greenberg Traurig, LLP; Debbie and David Kurzweil

Halpern Enterprises Inc.

Barbra and Gene Hirsh

Merle Hoch

Andrea Jaron and Larry Bircoll

Carole and Sid Kirschner

Barbara and Bill Klineman

Eydie and Steve Koonin

Debbie and Doug Kuniansky

Lime Crane

Linea Private Wealth Management

Lisa Haynor’s Book Club

Merlin Wealth Management

Miller Family: Jonathan, Ilene & Kerry Miller; Amy & Joey Raab

Edwin and Louise Rothberg

The Temple

Lori and Alon Vainer – Bam Travel Adventures

Cathy Weil

Family of Merrill and Sheila Wynne

Judy Zaban