Kosher Meals on Wheels program is named for Toby Goldberger
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Kosher Meals on Wheels program is named for Toby Goldberger

June 20, 2024, 10:57 am Edit
From left, William V. Engel, executive director of the E.J. Grassmann Trust and president of the Union Foundation; JFSCNJ past president and board member Toby Goldberger; JFSCNJ board member and Landmark Companies principal Eric Harvitt; Hyde and Watson Foundation president Brunilda Moriarty; JFSCNJ executive director Tom Beck; JFSCNJ past president and board member and Landmark Companies principal Michael Gottlieb, and David Moore, chair and CEO of Moore Holdings.
From left, William V. Engel, executive director of the E.J. Grassmann Trust and president of the Union Foundation; JFSCNJ past president and board member Toby Goldberger; JFSCNJ board member and Landmark Companies principal Eric Harvitt; Hyde and Watson Foundation president Brunilda Moriarty; JFSCNJ executive director Tom Beck; JFSCNJ past president and board member and Landmark Companies principal Michael Gottlieb, and David Moore, chair and CEO of Moore Holdings.

Friends, family and community leaders gathered at the JFSCNJ Halpern Building in Elizabeth on June 5 to celebrate the naming of the Toby Goldberger Kosher Meals on Wheels program. The naming was a result of a generous gift from Toby’s nephew and niece, David and Lori Moore of New York City, to alleviate the waiting list for the program, which now serves seven meals a week to 130 homebound frail elderly.

Toby Goldberger is surrounded by her family, who gathered to celebrate the naming of the Toby Goldberger Kosher Meals on Wheels Program.

The naming also coincided with the purchase of a new specially equipped vehicle with funding from the E.J. Grassmann Trust, the Hyde and Watson Foundation, Phillips 66 Bayway Refinery, the Karma Foundation, and the Union Foundation. The program funders include the Union County Division on Aging – Union County Board of County Commissioners, the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany, and the City of Elizabeth.

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