Eight Over Eighty – 30th Annual Celebration

MASTER OF CEREMONIES, AL MUSKOVITZ 

GREETINGS FROM CAROL ROSENBERG 

 

CONTACT NICOLE: 248-592-5098 TTY #711 nlupi@jslmi.org 

FOR SPONSORSHIPS, JOURNAL ADS (DUE BY MAY 1) AND EVENT INFORMATION 

*Live Streaming option available 

PROCEEDS BENEFIT THE QUALITY OF LIFE FUND AT JEWISH SENIOR LIFE 

EVENT CHAIRPERSONS 

NEIL SATOVSKY   ARLENE SELIK 

THANK YOU TO OUR 2023 SPONSORS

VISIONARY $100,000+

The Ravitz Foundation

 

INNOVATOR $50,000+

Nancy and James Grosfeld / Jo Elyn and George Nyman

 

TRAILBLAZER $25,000+

Anonymous

 

PIONEER $18,000+

The Beznos Family

 

ARCHITECT $10,000+

Elizabeth Rose / Deborah and Steven Rosenthal

 

BUILDER $5,000+

AMAC

Belfor Property Restoration

Robin and Leo Eisenberg & Family

Family of Barbara Frankel

Enid and Gary Goodman

Doreen Hermelin and the Hermelin/Orley Family

Cyril Moscow

Janet and Herb Pont

Princeton Enterprises

Joni and Neil Satovsky

Yad Ezra

 

DREAMER $2,500+

Doris and Jim August

Julie and Larry August

Linda and Maurice Binkow

Barbara Bloom

Stephen Carson

Dawda, Mann, Mulcahy & Sadler, PLC

Edward I. Fleischman Foundation

Henry Ford Health

Allison and Benjie Klein & Family

Lynne Levine

Judy and John Marx

Eli A. Scherr

Frances and George Stern

Steven R. Weisberg

Rissa and Sheldon Winkelman

Jewish Senior Life’s Eight Over Eighty fundraiser is our community’s premier celebration honoring older adults.

Since 1993, the event has honored eight remarkable people in our community, each 80 years of age or older, with The Tikkun Olam Award for helping to “Repair Our World.” This coveted honor is the most prestigious award for older adults in our community. In partnership with the Frankel Jewish Academy, students are introduced to our honorees and lifelong friendships are made.

This is Jewish Senior Life’s major annual fundraiser. Proceeds from Eight Over Eighty help enhance the quality of life for residents throughout JSL communities, with an emphasis on subsidizing the cost of food for low-income or indigent residents. 

In addition to those who receive nutritious meals because of this event, the general community benefits by acknowledging these older adults and their contributions, both big and small. This helps older adults throughout the community feel they are respected, valued and appreciated.