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Brighter Tomorrow: Scottsdale couple chairs annual JFCS fundraiser

Goal set at $400,000 for 2022 virtual luncheon

For Scottsdale residents Ed Ober and his wife, Gail Silber Ober, chairing the upcoming Jewish Family & Children’s Service annual fundraiser was an easy decision.

After learning first-hand what types of resources are available to 40,000 Arizona residents through JFCS, the Obers and the JFCS community are committed to repairing justices in the world.

“It’s a wonderful organization,” Ed Ober said of JFCS. “When they approached us and asked to co-chair this year’s virtual event, it was an easy yes.”

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Brighter Tomorrow: Scottsdale couple chairs annual JFCS fundraiser

Goal set at $400,000 for 2022 virtual luncheon

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