Directory details for Jewish Family And Childrens Service Of Minneapolis
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Jewish Family And Childrens Service Of Minneapolis

5905 GOLDEN VALLEY RD GOLDEN VALLEY, MN 55422-4463
www.jfcsmpls.org

TO SUPPORT PEOPLE OF ALL BACKGROUNDS TO REACH THEIR FULL POTENTIAL.

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Gross Receipts: $17,218,449

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EIN:
410693860
Category:
Human Services

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Director

Stuart Ackerberg

Vp Marketing

Abby Barin

Advisory

Todd Barin

Director

Shari Barry

Director

Fran Bayer

Advisory

Eric Bressler

Director

Carole Davidson

Director

Allie Divine

Vp Board Development

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Director

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Advisory

Lisa Goodman

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Terri Greenstein

Director

Emily Grinburg

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Jill Halper

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Josh Hasko

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Adam Klarsfeld

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Amy Lieberman

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Jeff Lifson

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Noah Londer

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Lenny Maly

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Katie Milavetz

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Dan Mosow

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Danielle Rubin

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Scott Rubin

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Andrew Savitz

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Sara Schlipp Riedel

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Shlomo Schloss

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Jaye Snyder

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Andrew Stillman

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Hindy Tankenoff

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Cindy Tapper

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Stacie Usem

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Aaron Weininger

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Rob Yost

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Benjamin Zack

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Natalie Zamansky

Ceo

Judy Halper

Coo

Lee Friedman

Cfo

Daniel Belich

Cpo

Amy Weiss

Chrao

Sheilah Howard

Development Director

Dana Rubin

Communications Director

Lori Leavitt

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