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Ted Reich’s Philanthropic Legacy: From Survival to Service

At the age of 87, Ted Reich’s life story embodies the essence of Jewish philanthropy—a heartfelt commitment to aiding those in need and nurturing his own community. Ted’s deep-rooted philanthropic

Ted Reich’s Philanthropic Legacy: From Survival to Service

Dear Community, As you may know, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced a visit to the Bay Area this coming Monday, before he heads to New York to address the

Ted Reich’s Philanthropic Legacy: From Survival to Service

Diller Prize for Distinguished Lifetime Achievement: Janet Harris, Jewish Community Federation and Endowment Fund  

Ted Reich’s Philanthropic Legacy: From Survival to Service

Helen Diller Family Awards for Excellence in Jewish Education Early Childhood: Quelise Schroeder, APJCC Preschool Day School: Tamar Rabinowitz, Jewish Community High School of the Bay Congregational and Supplementary: Cantor Doron Shapira, Peninsula Sinai Congregation

Ted Reich’s Philanthropic Legacy: From Survival to Service

Ted Reich’s Philanthropic Legacy: From Survival to Service

Ted Reich’s Philanthropic Legacy: From Survival to Service

Ted Reich’s Philanthropic Legacy: From Survival to Service

Ted Reich’s Philanthropic Legacy: From Survival to Service

Ted Reich’s Philanthropic Legacy: From Survival to Service