100 Names will
create the safety net and other vital
resources for future generations
of Jewish individuals and families
in the greater Houston area who
face emotional, financial, cognitive
and physical chalenges, whether
ongoing or in an energency.

In the last 100 years, families
created legacy gifts that are being
used for clients today by Jewish
Family Service. The creation of your
legacy will provide the foundation
for our Jewish community's next
century of safety net services.

about people who need counseling, those among us with disabilities, the unemployed, patients in the hospital, families who need emergency assistance, individuals in crises, seniors who deserve dignity and want independence, caring volunteers, and members of our community who don't even have the most basic of needs.

A discussion with the leadership of 100 Namesfr!OO ars can help determine the area of needs that matter the most to you. A bequest to Houston Jewish Family Foundation in your will is perhaps the easiest way to ensure the continuity of your charitable giving.

$500,000 and greater to endow or support a program within the Family of Services

$250,000 and greater to endow or support a program within the Family of Services

$100,000 and greater to endow or support a program within the Family of Services

All levels of legacy gifts, funded now or as a "promise for the future," will be recognized.

When you choose to make a general bequest in your will or trust, please use the following language: "I give$______(or______% of my residuary estate) to the Houston Jewish Family Foundation, a 501c3 nonprofit corporation in Houston, Texas, to be used for general purposes. Tax ID 76-0240622.

It is easy. Begin by having a quiet conversation with the leadership of 100 Names .

There are many different ways to create a permanent legacy. Everyone has a unique family and financial situation. Your legacy gift of any size can make a difference in the lives of future generations in our Houston Jewish community.

We invite you to talk with us about the many opportunities 100 Names provides for you to continue the mitzvah of tzedakah for decades to come.

For JFS services to families and children

JFS Advisory Board: Joan and Stanford Alexander, Martha and Donald Freedman, Shirley and Jay Marks and Shirley W. Toomim

in Honor of Lorraine and Sid Brown

Annual Award to recognize JFS leadership

To provide Passover holidays for families

Multi purpose

Award to recognize individuals or organizations excelling in social service

Camp scholarships for local youth

Professional continuing education for clinical social work

To support Project Shalom

Child welfare services for Jewish children

A partnership of Jewish Family Service & the Jewish Federation of Greater Houston, generously funded by Velva G. & H. Fred Levine and Dolores Wilkenfeld

Where needed most

Interest-free student loans

For short term emergency loans to student

A scholarship for advanced education for a Jewish student

Ongoing and emergency aid for Holocaust survivors & their families

To support Project Shalom

For JFS services in the community

Financial assistance for senior adults

100 Names Leadership

Mark Wise, President, Houston
Jewish Family Foundation
Steve Robinson, President, JFS Debra G. Cohen
Donald Freedman
Jacob Leon
Co-Chairs 100 Names for 100 Years

Linda L. Burger, CEO, JFS
713.667.9336 x229
Iburger@jfshouston.org

Alan Reingold, CFO, JFS
713.667.9336 x223
areingold@jfshouston.org

Rachel W. Davis, CDO, JFS
713.667.9336 x213
rdavis@jfshouston.org

4131 South Braeswood • Houston,TX 77025
www.jfshouston.org/1OOnames