JFS of MetroWest NJ celebrates at its annual gala
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JFS of MetroWest NJ celebrates at its annual gala

Jeffrey Shapiro of North Caldwell, president-elect of JFS’s board of trustees; Diane K. Squadron, JFS CEO; Bill Steinhauer of West Orange, winner of the JFS Maxine Myers Volunteer award; Pam Fishman of Short Hills, winner of the JFS Community Impact award; FJS gala cochairs Linda F. Jacobs of Livingston and Rebecca Gold of Mountain Lakes; Pamela Davis of Short Hills, winner of the JFS Ambassador award; Jerry Rose of Summit and John Simoudis of Maplewood, JFS Community Partner awardees; and Steven J. Glass of West Orange, president of JFS’s board of trustees. (Photo courtesy JFS)
Jeffrey Shapiro of North Caldwell, president-elect of JFS’s board of trustees; Diane K. Squadron, JFS CEO; Bill Steinhauer of West Orange, winner of the JFS Maxine Myers Volunteer award; Pam Fishman of Short Hills, winner of the JFS Community Impact award; FJS gala cochairs Linda F. Jacobs of Livingston and Rebecca Gold of Mountain Lakes; Pamela Davis of Short Hills, winner of the JFS Ambassador award; Jerry Rose of Summit and John Simoudis of Maplewood, JFS Community Partner awardees; and Steven J. Glass of West Orange, president of JFS’s board of trustees. (Photo courtesy JFS)

The Jewish Family Service of MetroWest NJ hosted its annual gala at Brooklake Country Club on May 27, uniting community members, supporters, and leaders for an evening of recognition and philanthropy. Guided by this year’s theme, Supporting Today, Strengthening Tomorrow, the event honored people and partners whose leadership, service, and compassion help strengthen the community and uplift those in need. Nearly $175,000 was raised to support JFS programs, including mental health counseling, older adult services, emergency assistance, and support for victims of domestic violence through Rachel Coalition, a division of JFS. For more information about JFS MetroWest NJ, go to www.jfsmetrowest.org