Center for Jewish Philanthropy hosts leadership meeting in Paradise Valley
Posted 11/17/22
Nearly 150 women gathered at a private home in Paradise Valley on Oct. 26 for the Center for Jewish Philanthropy of Greater Phoenix’s Power of the Purse, an initiative of the organization’s Women IN Philanthropy.
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Center for Jewish Philanthropy hosts leadership meeting in Paradise Valley
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CJP board members Danielle Gross, Rachel Hoffer, Alison Betts, Leah Mondlick and Francine Coles (left to right).
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Amy Hirshberg Lederman was the keynote speaker for Power of the Purse. Lederman is an award-winning author and columnist, expert Jewish educator, international public speaker and attorney.
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Leah Bold Mondlick is on the board of the Center for Jewish Philanthropy of Greater Phoenix and is the chair of the Women IN Philanthropy.
Nearly 150 women gathered at a private home in Paradise Valley on Oct. 26 for the Center for Jewish Philanthropy of Greater Phoenix’s Power of the Purse, an initiative of the organization’s Women IN Philanthropy.
Chaired by Leah Bold Mondlick, this was the committee’s first in-person event post-pandemic and was a chance to highlight the CJP’s mission to energize and sustain Jewish life and leadership throughout Greater Phoenix, according to a press release.
Amy Hirschberg Lederman was the keynote speaker for the evening, sharing her thoughts on the role women play in making decisions regarding philanthropy.
According to the release, Lederman says, “every generation of Jewish women receives a different call. But what never changes is the Jewish woman’s unwavering commitment to answer it.”
Women IN Philanthropy brings Jewish women together from across the Valley, leveraging their collective power to strengthen the Jewish community, the release stated. This diverse group of women explores new interests and ideas and discusses key issues facing women today.
