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S’TAV 5782 • FALL 2021
THE
HEILICHER MAGAZINE
A PUBLICATION OF THE AMOS & CELIA HEILICHER MINNEAPOLIS JEWISH DAY SCHOOL
Strength to Strength:
Where We Go From Here
What’s Next for Heilicher
Aimee Orkin’s Sabbatical Reflections
Record-Breaking Fundraising
Enduring Values • Extraordinary Education
Dear Heilicher Families & Friends,
A s we emerge from the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic, my heart is
filled with awe and gratitude for how this school community rallied to
get us to this point. The creativity and resilience of our teachers ensured
that students received a top-quality education despite challenges posed by the
pandemic. Our administrators showed great flexibility and care as they helped
teachers and families navigate the unknown. Families worked in so many important
From the ways to support the school and each other. Our students delighted us with their
smiles (we could still see them under their masks) and unwavering enthusiasm for
learning and friendships. Kol HaKavod (All the respect)! What a year!
Acting So what’s next? I’m excited to share my plans for the coming school year in my
new role as Acting Head of School (page 4). It’s also a pleasure to introduce you
Head of
to my new educational leadership partner Dr. David Ackerman, who joined us
this summer as the Director of Jewish Living and Learning (facing page). David’s
expertise and fresh perspective have already made a meaningful impact on our
School plans for a robust year of Jewish Studies.
We welcome the leadership of Robyn Schein, a Heilicher parent and volunteer
leader for many years, who is now Board President (page 5). One critical initiative
we’re pursuing is a year-long examination of racial justice, inclusion, and diversity
as we confront our personal biases and our institutional ones. We as a staff are
working on this with consultant Joelle Allen, CEO of Interaction Traction Inc., and
look forward to involving parents and students in the work as it progresses (page 6).
Our theme for this issue is “Strength to Strength,” and one measure of our strength
is financial health. We are grateful to announce record-breaking fundraising totals
this year that helped sustain us through a most challenging time. We’d like to keep
that momentum going with our Annual Benefit on October 10 as we honor Stacy
Pinck and Brad Birnberg, and Jill and Jon Halper, for their dedicated service to
Heilicher (page 15). Please join us!
May the Jewish New Year 5782 bring you and your families good health, happiness,
and strength.
L’shanah tovah,
Maia Poling, Acting Head of School
Cover photo courtesy of
Jeffrey Schmieg Photography
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Meet David Ackerman, Director of Jewish Living and Learning
In May, we sat down with our new honestly, just sitting at the dining room
Director of Jewish Living and Learning, table. My father (z”l) was a renowned
Dr. David Ackerman. Jewish educator and camp director.
My mother (z”l) was a psychiatric social
David recently relocated to Minneapolis worker by profession and was the “camp
from New Jersey, where he was Director mom” (yes, that was an official title!).
of JCC Association’s Mandel Center for Family dinners were analogous to a
Jewish Education. He brings a strong master class on Jewish education. Israel
background in Jewish school leadership, was another formative influence. I grew
having served as the Educational Director up in a Zionist home and lived in Israel
of a comprehensive synagogue school in 11th grade when my father was on
system in Los Angeles, the Associate sabbatical. After the outbreak of the
Dean of the Fingerhut School of 1973 war, I left college temporarily and
Education at the University of Judaism, went to Israel to work as a volunteer
and the Director of Educational Services on Kibbutz Nirim.
for the Bureau of Jewish Education of
Greater Los Angeles. He holds a doctorate What aspects of Heilicher’s
in special education. Dr. David Ackerman
Jewish Studies program will
you focus on first?
What are you most looking What do you like to do in
I’m excited about Israel education. Also,
forward to in your new role? your spare time?
I have spent a lot of time thinking about
I’m excited about the opportunity t’filah (prayer/worship) and why it can My primary hobby is music. I play
to help young people tackle the big be such a struggle. I am interested in guitar, mandolin, and Baroque recorder.
questions they have about navigating children’s spiritual development. How I specialize in Yiddish folk music,
life in the 21st century. I look forward can we nurture that in a world hungry Klezmer music, and Israeli folk songs.
to introducing them to the ways Jews for meaning but often unwilling to I love to cycle and enjoy photography
have both asked and answered those explore tough topics? and baking: I’ve been working my way
questions over the centuries. It is through the Jewish canon of babka,
exciting to help people feel rooted in a I have read a great deal these past few rugelach, mandelbrot, and strudel
tradition while taking on responsibility years about text learning in Jewish throughout COVID!
for contributing to the evolution and life. How can we help people not only
continued vibrancy of that tradition. engage with the text but also develop What are you most excited
a sense of ownership and feel this text about in Minnesota?
I look forward to bringing my “fresh is theirs? How can text study help I am most excited about the adventure
eyes” to the work the school has young people see themselves as active of coming to a new place, making
underway and to experiencing different participants in the ongoing story of the new friends, and establishing a new
ways of doing things I might not Jewish people? community for myself.
have considered before. I’m eager to
bring what I can offer based on my
Can you tell us a little bit
background and experience but also to
about your family? David looks forward to meeting
see what I can learn from Heilicher and
the Minneapolis community. I have three grown children—Adina, Heilicher families and can be reached
Benja, and Aaron. Adina lives in at dackerman@hmjds.org.
Durango, Colorado, with her husband,
What were your most
Sean, and their two daughters, Eleanor
meaningful personal Jewish
and Ruby. Benja lives in Los Angeles
educational experiences? and works in design and sales. Aaron is
My most important influences were a human-factors cognitive researcher
Jewish summer camp (Camp Yavneh who lives in Concord, California (San
and Camp Ramah in California) and, Francisco Bay Area) with his wife, Lynn.
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Cover Story
Moving Ahead Strength to Strength
BY MAIA POLING will examine how each curriculum Finally, last year we learned how to rely
is applied and offer training on best on our Heilicher Core Values as our
Now that we’re practices and innovative approaches north star. Kol Yisrael Arevim Zeh B’Zeh,
moving into a more to reach every student. An enrichment we are all responsible for one another,
“normal” school specialist will create engaging and was a guiding principle of school
year at Heilicher, it’s challenging programs as enhancements leadership through the pandemic. It
exciting to examine to the curriculum for students who was a marvel to watch our Heilicher
the opportunities in would benefit from them. Our goal is teachers, students, administrators,
front of us. We don’t to provide proper supports for each families, and community members care
have a road map for student’s successful academic and social for one another.
how a day school journey through eighth grade.
reemerges from a To this value I would add one more:
global pandemic. After quarantine and online preschool, Lo Alecha, it is not entirely upon you.
Maia Poling I wish we did! As we foresee that our incoming During the past 18 months, we had to
much as we might kindergarten class may have an let go of our best laid plans, time-tested
want to return to the way it used to be, unusually wide range of abilities, class projects, and some of our favorite
that’s neither possible nor advisable. experiences, and social-emotional pastimes. Some of us may have lost
We’ve learned so much this past year needs. To ensure each kindergartener’s family members. In the letting go, we
and a half, and we need to apply those success, we are pioneering a K-Plus grieved, but, hopefully, we were also able
lessons toward building the school’s model at Heilicher. K-Plus provides to embrace some welcome surprises—
future. So, what were the lessons and one additional kindergarten teacher the joy of seeing a friend after a long
how are we going to apply them? (not assistant teacher) for General period of separation, the wonders of the
Studies. K-Plus allows for better outdoors, and special family bonds. We
The pandemic allowed us to rediscover differentiation for each learner, are taking bold steps forward—together.
how valuable our teachers are. In my more small group activities, and I have 100% confidence in the Heilicher
view, a school is only as strong as its added enhancement and support team to press forward from a position of
faculty, and we are so fortunate to opportunities for our youngest students. strength into what’s next.
have such a strong faculty at Heilicher.
Moving forward, we’re doubling down
on professional development (PD),
which we necessarily put on hold for
the most part during the pandemic.
Investment in the ongoing development
of our teachers and their craft is
essential to our mission.
We have come to realize that the
transition from pandemic life will not
be an easy road for some students. Our
knowledge of students’ neurodiversity is
growing. With this in mind, we created
new faculty positions and programs to
address these emerging needs.
Through PD and our Student Services
Department, we are committed to
creating classroom environments that
support all types of learners. Two new
teacher leadership roles will support
teachers and students in providing the
best academic experience possible.
An instructional curricular coach Maia shares reading time with incoming third grader Annie B.
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Q&A With Heilicher Board
President Robyn Schein
Maia Poling is Acting Head of School, Robyn Schein, Looking five years ahead,
a position she feels lucky to hold. “I am philanthropy what would you like Heilicher
grateful for the community’s trust in me professional, to look like?
and for the fantastic team I’m privileged mom of three
I don’t have a crystal ball, but in my
to call my colleagues and my friends,” Heilicher
ideal 2026, Heilicher would:
she shared. students, and
• Be continuing on the path toward
long-time
Maia and her family (and dog Bowie) financial sustainability.
member of
live in Southwest Minneapolis. They • See an increase in enrollment.
the Heilicher
enjoy spending time in the backyard, • Have more robust involvement and
Board of
playing football at the Rose Garden, engagement of parents in the school.
Trustees,
biking, swimming, and anything • Continue to deliver on the product of
Robyn Schein became
Wisconsin sports related. an excellent education.
Heilicher
• Be viewed as an enduring
president in July. We caught up with her
community asset.
to find out about her aspirations for the
day school.
What’s something that you
think you’ll always remember
What excites you most
about Heilicher even long
about this new role?
after your children graduate?
I’m most excited to be moving out of
Each of my three kids is a distinct
COVID-19. Through lots of hard work and
learner. I’ve loved and been grateful that
dedication, Heilicher was able to thrive
the school meets each of them where
over the last 18 months, and we have
they are. They each get the attention,
done a great job in a difficult situation.
pedagogy, and approach that works best
It’s an exciting time to think about what
for them. The teachers have also helped
we learned over this period of crisis and
me as a parent to see their strengths
to now be able to say intentionally, “What
and differences and to adapt how to
do we want to accomplish?”
support them at home. I am so grateful
the teachers have seen my kids for the
What are some of your individuals that they are.
priorities over the next
two years? Anything else you’d like
At this moment, we have a chance to to share with the Heilicher
take stock and consider the future we community?
want to create for Heilicher. Some of the
I take this leadership opportunity
things I’m thinking about are:
seriously, and I hold the role with a
• Navigating change as we are coming
lot of honor. This is an indisputably
out of the pandemic and experiencing
unique and challenging period of time,
school leadership transition.
yet I am confident that my kids are in
• The school’s organizational work
Maia, her husband, Patrick, and their sons, the right school, getting a values-based
Otto (7) and Adrian (10), pose in the sun on a around diversity, equity, and inclusion.
education within a Jewish context. Their
family trip to Arizona. • Reenergizing our endowment
Heilicher education will help them
campaign to ensure the financial
navigate and make positive changes in
sustainability of the school.
this wild world. I believe strongly in the
• Volunteer roles and how can we make
school’s ability to do this, and I want to
them meaningful and impactful.
help ensure that future generations of
• Taking time to hear from our
Heilicher students will be able to benefit
stakeholders and families. What do they
from our hard work today.
care about? What do they hope for?
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COVER STORY CONTINUED
A Deep Examination of
Diversity and Inclusion
Heilicher is
embarking on a
comprehensive
examination of
diversity and
inclusion guided
by consultant
Joelle Allen, CEO
of Interaction
Traction Inc. Joelle
has spent her career
educating and
Joelle Allen
coaching on diversity
and inclusion to
businesses and nonprofits. She has worked with
scores of organizations, both in the Twin Cities
and throughout the country.
“It’s an honor to be able to help Heilicher
kick-start and develop new goals for diversity
and inclusion,” said Joelle. “It will be wonderful
to see what positive changes will be catalyzed
by this work.”
Over the course of this year, the faculty, staff,
and board will delve into issues of diversity and
inclusion and formulate goals. As a first step,
Joelle will guide our faculty and staff through
a school-focused Intercultural Development
Inventory (IDI), which is a tool to provide
insights on how people make sense of cultural
differences and also how they respond to them.
The results will help Heilicher identify and
implement school-wide goals for progress
in this area and will guide the school in
furthering diversity education for the Heilicher
community. Areas of focus may include racial
literacy, microaggressions, integrating diversity
into the curriculum, external messaging, and
inclusive leadership.
“Building a truly inclusive school requires a
deep dive into our personal and institutional
biases,” said Acting Head of School Maia Poling.
“We are fortunate to have Joelle to help us in
our ongoing work toward becoming a more
welcoming community.”
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Heilicher Highlights
TOP ROW
Our 2020-21 faculty and staff gather following the last day of school to
celebrate staff milestones and wrap up the school year together.
MIDDLE ROW
Orly R-S shows her beautiful talit, which she created for her Bat Mitzvah.
Sixth graders create talitot (prayer shawls) and other ritual objects using
batik technique.
Fifth graders enjoy biking to get ice cream together as a special treat for
the last week of school.
Iris M. and other second graders engineer boats to learn about buoyancy
as part of their science unit on properties of materials.
BOTTOM ROW
In honor of Earth Day, sixth graders have an outdoor adventure around
Cedar Lake.
First grader Na’amah S-R works on clay Judaica creations in Art class.
Matthew D. takes part in an eighth-grade challenge to design and build a
thermos that could keep water warm for 30 minutes—part of the study of
thermal energy and heat transfer.
First grader Louie H. shares his artwork based on Heilicher values: “You
can be nice by being helpful.”
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Amazing Alumni
Everything Clicks for Adam Ward
“Brick x Brick,” with how-to instructions Helen Siegel (who retired as Associate
for building a wide variety of practical, Head of School in 2017), and Elly Becker
creative, and decorative LEGO items. (a long-time faculty member who retired
This highly popular show ran for four in 2018). Not surprisingly, he also recalls
years and confirmed what Adam knew having fun in the art room—and always
to be true—LEGO can be a great outlet making a mess!
for people of all ages.
One of Adam’s core beliefs is that
In December 2020, Adam released his whatever we need, we have around us.
first book, Brick x Brick: How to Build Growing up, there was no such thing
Amazing Things with 100-ish Bricks as a LEGO Ninja Turtle, so Adam had
or Fewer (Penguin Randomhouse). to create one! “Creative people do not
This book gives children and adults believe in object fixedness,” said Adam.
instructions for fun LEGO builds “Instead, creative people will see many
and crafts, along with trivia, micro- different uses for an object. LEGO allows
Adam Ward challenges, and advice to boost us to see items as possibilities. The past
Kids everywhere love to play with people’s creative confidence. Adam 1.5 years has taught us that pivoting and
LEGO® bricks, as they are among the also continues to create and sell larger ‘making magic’ with what we have is the
most popular and enduring toys. Adam structures and artwork out of LEGO best way to maintain sanity, and LEGO is
Ward, who attended Heilicher in the bricks and works with the LEGO the perfect vehicle for doing that.”
early 1990s through fifth grade, has company on a variety of content and
made a whole career out of LEGO, promotions, including for the show Adam and his wife, Stacey, live in Los
inspiring a new generation of youth and “LEGO Masters,” where teams compete Angeles with their two rad daughters,
adults to build, create, and explore. to build the best LEGO projects. Plum and Storey. To see more of
Adam’s work, visit his website
Adam first became interested in LEGO Reflecting on his Heilicher experience, www.peaceandbricks.com and follow
at the age of two, and the interlocking Adam said that he felt very special there him on Instagram at @peaceandbricks.
building blocks continued to be a and has particularly fond memories of
passion for him throughout childhood.
After mostly taking a break from LEGO
during high school and college, Adam
reconnected with it in his mid-20s
while living as an actor and writer in
Los Angeles and seeking to decorate his
apartment. He used his childhood LEGO
to build practical items for his home,
including bedside tables, coasters, and
lamps. Adam quickly realized that
LEGO bricks were not only useful but a
great outlet for his tremendous energy
and creativity.
Adam began posting his creations
online, and, fueled by a Kickstarter
campaign, he soon launched an online
business, Adam Builds (now called
Peace + Bricks). Through his business,
Adam customized and built special-
order household items from LEGO. In
2015, Adam launched a video series,
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Mazal tov and l’hitraot (until we see you again)
to the Heilicher graduating class of 2021
A few parting words excerpted from
eighth-grade graduation essays: Heilicher Class of 2017 alumni are
“When I first walked through the Heilicher halls at the
taking their next steps at these colleges,
beginning of first grade, I was nervous, I didn’t know anyone,
universities, and other experiences this
and didn’t have any friends. The class brought me into their
fall. Mazal tov!
community and they became my family.” • Carleton College
—Dahlia H. • Fashion Institute of Technology
“From reading with Ms. Ziessman in kindergarten to talking • Gap Year/Johns Hopkins University
about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict with Wendy [this year], • Indiana University
you helped me learn, inform, and grow as a student. This is • Lewis & Clark College
something I am grateful for, and I wouldn’t be here today • Minnesota State University–Moorehead
without all of my teachers.”
—Micah S. • Olin Business School at
Washington University in St. Louis
“Heilicher has not only taught me about the core value of ‘Get • Rice University
yourself a mentor and make yourself a friend,’ but it has also
• Southeast Missouri State University
taught me about what it truly means to be a mentor and a
friend to other people.” • University of California–Los Angeles
—Sarah T. • University of Kansas
“I am very grateful to Heilicher for giving me the confidence • University of Miami
to be able to move on to the next [step]—high school—stronger • University of Minnesota–Twin Cities
than ever. Thank you.” • University of Wisconsin–Madison
—Josh F.
• Vanderbilt University
“Probably what this school does best is accepting everybody • Wellesley College
for who they are.”
—Jack S. Listings are those known by Heilicher at the
time of publication.
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Faculty Spotlight
My Life-Changing Sabbatical
BY AIMEE ORKIN I received a Schochet Family Jewish me to take a deep dive into my own
Educator Grant to travel to Israel during spirituality and artistic development.
The idea of a my sabbatical and had an artist residency I returned fresh and energized to take
sabbatical year at the Kol HaOt art gallery in the Hutzot my craft to a new level and to bring my
emerged through HaYotzer (Artists’ Colony) located learnings back to Heilicher. Despite the
my participation in outside the gates of Jerusalem’s Old City. emergence of the pandemic, I was able
a national Jewish I continued to work with mentors David to develop new facets of the Heilicher
day school teacher Moss and Rabbi Matt Berkowitz and also art curriculum incorporating Hebrew
institute for the studied with a Hebrew calligrapher and a calligraphy, Judaic art, and visual prayer.
arts conference rabbinic student teacher.
in 2017-2019 I’m ever grateful to the Heilicher
generously funded Before I left for Jerusalem, I led a community for their investment in
by an anonymous collaborative art project resulting in an my development, and I look foward
Aimee Orkin foundation. The “Interfaith Prayer Wall,” a 6-by-9-foot to continuing to share my experiences
institute showcased high-level curricula canvas featuring original artwork by and nurture my students’ creativity
integrating Judaic Studies and Art. I 18 women artists of Jewish, Christian, into the future.
met so many inspirational artists and and Muslim faiths. The backdrop
teachers there, including Judaic artists features architectural forms reminiscent
David Moss and Rabbi Matt Berkowitz, of important prayer walls from three
who motivated me to more deeply major world religions. Especially in this
examine my own teaching methods and time of religious and political strife, I
Judaic art practice. wanted to create art that reminds us of
our human connections and common
With more than 25 years of teaching hopes for the future.
and Judaic art making under my belt, I
approached Heilicher administration The “Interfaith Prayer Wall” was first
with the idea of taking some time off from exhibited at the Kol HaOt gallery and
my classroom to pursue Judaic Studies is part of the Visual Prayer exhibit
and art in new ways. The sabbatical, currently at the Wilson Library. This
which I took in 2019-2020, gave me the wall has been reserved already for three
time to study Hebrew and prayer, travel more installations with interactive
to Israel, work with a variety of mentors, projects to build interfaith bonds
and create new art collaborations. through the arts. I hope to bring those
interfaith connections back to Heilicher
During this time, I studied prayer with in the coming years.
Rabbi Debra Rappaport and Rabbi Aimee stands with Israeli artist and mentor
The sabbatical broadened my artistic Hannah Yakin (second from left) and other gallery
Arielle Lekach-Rosenberg of Shir Tikvah visitors in front of Aimee’s "Judaic Prayer Wall."
and Lon Rosenfield from Adath Jeshurun and pedagogic circles and allowed
and other local scholars. I led workshops
Another project that came
and created an art exhibit on the theme
to fruition during Aimee’s
of Visual Prayer with my Interfaith Artist sabbatical was a website for
Circle. The exhibit has toured online her Interfaith Artist Circle
and in person and is displayed at the (www.interfaithartistcircle.
University of Minnesota Wilson Library com) designed by Heilicher
(through October 1, 2021) and then alumna Shoshana (Rosie)
will be shown at St. Thomas More Mann. You can view Aimee’s
Judaic art, and that of women
Catholic Church and School in St. Paul.
artists from multiple faiths,
You can see the exhibit online through on the website.
the University of Minnesota and the
Jay Phillips Centers for Interreligious For more photos and videos
Studies and Interfaith Learning at the On the first day Kol HaOt exhibited the “Interfaith Prayer Wall,” from Aimee’s sabbatical,
several Arab college students from East Jerusalem visited and please visit the Heilicher Blog
University of St. Thomas and Saint John’s enjoyed the Islamic-inspired imagery. They returned the next day on hmjds.org.
University, respectively, at bit.ly/3tgoIys. with more of their family members.
10Family Welcome
Get To Know the Silvers
When Alicia Silver (née Gedan) and
her husband Brady began looking
for a school for their elder son Edan,
they searched for robust academics,
great teachers, and a supportive
community. They had to look no
further than Heilicher.
Edan will be joining the Heilicher
kindergarten class this fall, and the
family couldn’t be more excited.
“Because of the pandemic, Edan hasn’t
even been able to tour the school, and
yet he wakes up every morning asking
to go to Heilicher,” Alicia said.
Alicia is an alumna of the Minneapolis
Jewish Day School, as it was then
known. Her kindergarten teacher was
Niza Schear, who also taught her sons
Brady and Alicia Silver with sons, Eyal (3) and Edan (5)
at the Beth El Aleph Preschool (and
who returned to teach second grade at and holiday celebrations with family connections with teachers. “I can hardly
Heilicher during the 2020-21 school are a centerpiece of the Silvers’ Jewish believe how much the school has
year). “It’s a close-knit community,” she practice. They look forward to how changed and developed over the years,”
pointed out. “My hope is Edan will also Heilicher will help Edan feel even more Alicia said. “We feel Edan will be able to
experience close connections with his grounded in Jewish history and heritage. grow, learn healthy independence, and
teachers as I did.” be known at Heilicher.”
Alicia remembers the many public
Alicia remembers the warm and speaking opportunities she had as a Alicia, Brady, Edan, and younger
welcoming environment, emphasis young student at MJDS. She credits brother Eyal reside in Minnetonka.
on community building, and the these early experiences with plays, Their favorite hobbies are getting
friendships she made at MJDS. “Some music performances, oral reports, and outdoors and traveling (one of which
of these friendships have lasted a debates for her ability to speak in public, they were able to do during the
lifetime,” she said. which is a big part of her current health pandemic). They look forward to an
policy job. opportunity to get involved and meet
“I remember how family life extended new families this fall. “We know Edan
into the Jewish life at MJDS,” Alicia When looking at schools, the Silvers will love kindergarten, and we can’t
recalled. “My parents would come for were impressed by Heilicher’s wait to see the friendships he develops,”
every Kabbalat Shabbat, and many of Jewish community, small class sizes, Alicia said. Welcome, Silvers!
their closest family friends were day and opportunities for one-on-one
school parents.” Today, Shabbat dinners
“My hope is Edan will also experience close
connections with his teachers as I did.”
hmjds.org | 11Heilicher Donors
JULY 1, 2020 THROUGH JUNE 30, 2021
We extend our deep gratitude to the 460 donors who supported Heilicher with generous philanthropic gifts during this unusual
pandemic year. Heilicher raised over $3.8 million this year including both endowment contributions and annual gifts, which
represents our highest fundraising achievement ever. This success was particularly notable given that Heilicher did not hold an
Annual Benefit during the 2020-21 school year (please see page 15 for information on our upcoming gala on October 10, 2021).
The below list reflects all monetary donations to Heilicher during the last fiscal year. We apologize if any donor was inadvertently
left off this list.
For corrections or questions about philanthropy, please contact Institutional Advancement Director Rebecca Skelton at
952.381.3503 or rskelton@hmjds.org. We welcome online contributions at hmjds.org/donate.
$100,000+ $5,000-$9,999
Minneapolis Jewish Federation Affiance Financial
Lynne & Andrew Redleaf Kenneth and Sally Leafman
Foundation Appelbaum Science
Wendy Lovell-Smith and Endowment
Colin Smith Amy and Stan Baratz
Harold Smith Ali and Josh Berdass
Rabbi Mitchell Smith Marni and Chuck Bond
Esther Goldberg-Davis and
Rabbi Alexander Davis
$25,000-$99,999 E. Michelle Drake and
Anonymous Michael Flamenbaum
Carl and Tammy Birnberg Jacob Garber Endowment Fund
and Family* Kaplan Family Fund/
BMO Harris Bank Laura and Ross Kaplan
Beverly and Richard (z"l) Fink* Pam and Ron Kaufman*
Heilicher Foundation Faye and Mayer Krupp
Kaplan Family Fund/ Family Foundation*
Marge and Harvey Kaplan* Lurie, LLP
Sheila and Steve Lieberman* Leonard and Betty Parker
Liebhaber Family Foundation Endowment Fund
Kris and John MacDonald The Phillips Family
Nancy and Mike Schoenberger* Linda Pinck*
Toodie and Frank Trestman Posada and Lerner* Families
Special Needs and Mindy and Dan Ribnick Mike Zis and Deb Olkon with their children, (L to R) Saul, Meyer, and Abe
Collaborative Education Family Foundation
Endowment Fund Carol and David (z”l) Rosenblatt* 2021 ANNUAL FUND
Elly and Mike Zweigbaum Penny and Steve Sanderson
Judith and Jerel Shapiro Led by our Annual Fund Co-Chairs Deb Olkon and Mike
Sharon and Joel Waller*
$10,000-$24,999 Zis, as well as their parents, Ellis and Nancy Olkon and Burt
Anonymous and Gayle Zis, we had the most successful Annual Fund
The Barry Family $1,500-$4,999
Beverly Foundation Mark Appelbaum achievement in Heilicher history. The Annual Fund closed
Stacy Pinck and Brad Birnberg Augeo on June 30, 2021, at just over $578,000 from 334 donors.
Nancy and Neil Fink/ Baratz Family Foundation
Caren Page and Bruce Fink* Pearl Berdass* We are honored and humbled by the generosity of the
Amy, Jack, Linda and Judith and Michael Berman Heilicher community, which helped to bolster the school
Mike Fiterman* Foundation
Cindi and Harold Goldfine* Barry, Betsy, Annie and during this unique year.
Jill and Jon Halper Sam Birnberg
Sharon and William Hope* Michele Kaplan Clinard and JJ Taylor Distributing Company Amy Rosenblatt Lui and
Horovitz, Klarfeld and Alan Clinard of Minnesota David Lui
Lang Families* Sara Martin/Colliers International Beatrice Johnson* Barbara and Sherwood Malamud*
Merle and Mort Kane Cuneo Advertising/ Beth and Todd Johnson/ Debbie and Gil Mann
Suzanne Fenton and Katie Jackson-Richter Elaine and Michael Johnson Maslon LLP
Daniel Lieberman Darchei Noam Synagogue Mary Ann Lippay Kanee Michele and Seth Meisler
Dedee and Stephen Lovell* David Fine George Kaplan Shana Krupp Melendez and
Heidi Schneider and Joel Mintzer Fingerhut Family Foundation Memorial Foundation Michel Melendez
Lisa and Mark Ratner Judy Finkelstein* Kaplan Insurance Agency/ Sam Miller Foundation/
Louise and Jerry Ribnick Debbie and Michael Finn Addie and Brad Kaplan Miller and Kupritz Families
Judy and Keith Rosenblum Naomi Zuk-Fisher and Norma and Steve Kaplan* Rabbi Avi Olitzky and Zoe Stern
Robyn and Ben Schein Julian Fisher Hanna Bloomfield and Bobby and Bruce Nemer*
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Melissa Mark and Steve Hanovich Shira and Ron Krebs Philanthropic Fund
Zehorit and Matt Heilicher Barbara and Gary Krupp* Paula and Howie Roston
Liba Zweigbaum and Latitude Beverage Company Nancy and Steve Schachtman*,
Jeff Herman Beth Kieffer Leonard and Amy and David Zaroff,
Kimberly and Ross Herman Todd Leonard Todd and Nicole Schachtman
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Ann Ginsburgh Hofkin and and Family Educational Fund
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12Renee and David Segal Jewish Community Foundation Raleigh and Richard Fromstein Ashlea Tysk
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Tilsner Carton Company Rabbi Harold Kravitz Ezra Golberstein Bonnie and Leonard Zeff*
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Vegas Consulting Group/ Dee Burton and Harlan Shelly and Ira Golden*
Rachael and John Vegas Lehman—Minnesota/ Rani Halpern and Joel Green*
Wells Fargo Wisconsin Playground Shelley Kornblum and Up to $99
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Julie and Scot Ziessman Joyce Levitan* Diane and Martin Greenberger Debra Allerhand
Sara and Boris Zuk* Julie and Scott London* Orlee Tatarka and Jenna Anderson
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Talia and Adam Baruch Rebecca and Robert Portnoe Julie Haskovitz* Jordyn Bomberg
Marilyn Levi-Baumgarten and Keren and Simcha Prombaum* Heilicher Sunshine Fund Susan and Richard Bunin
Allan Baumgarten Dana and Jeff Prottas Judy and Ryan Herman Corinne Calderon
CBIZ & Mayer Hoffman Lynn Lederman and Ken Raskin Michelle Gendlin and Bill Heyman Stuart Chazin
McCann P.C. RBC Wealth Management Rachael and David Hoffman Reida Lazer-Chein and
Lisa and James Cohen Rootstock Wine Company Miriam Hope David Chein
Susan and Alan Divine* Sandy and Jason Sondell Elizabeth Davis and Rob Jacobs Michelle Reed and Sean Colton
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June and Ron Garber Tammy Marinac and Jeanne and Stan Kagin Thomas Davies*
Marlene and Sandy Goldberg* Thomas Williams Orlee and Jeff Kahn Nancy and Jay Dworsky
Karen and Steve Hoppe Rhona Shwaid and Jon Wolpert Jean Kanter* Robin and Jeff Estrin
Sara and David Jurisz Kathy and Howard Zack Erica and Aaron Karasov Paul Estrin*
Jennifer and Bob Kaplan Sharon Zweigbaum* Wendy and Nisso Khabie Roni and Michael Falck
Debra Glassman and Christine and John Kitchener Ellen and Joseph Feldman
Robert Kaufman Joyce and Myles Koshiol* Barbara and Rabbi Steven
Land O’Lakes Foundation $100-$499 Marni and Ted Koshiol Fineblum*
Suzanne Weinstein and Margo and Cantor Barry Abelson* Sara and Michel Krug Noreen Fisher*
Daniel Levey Alissa and Stephen Abelson Heather Grulkowski and Stella and Simon Fishman
Arielle Kaufman and Reeva Abrams* Elizabeth Lamin Patricia Fountinelle
Ohad Ludomirsky Shari and Boris Abramovich Gina Letts Linda Esteves and Christian Frias
Tamar and Schelomo Marmor AmazonSmile Steve Leventhal Francie and David Gale
Mike Miller* Anonymous (2) Jennifer and Jeff Lewin Lucille and Burt Garr
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Banking Company Wendy and Howard Bach Esta Miller* Margie Wasserman and
North Star Bank Jennifer and Paul Bagdade Esther Miller* Neal Gendler
Ellen Sue and Jonathan Parker Maia Poling and Patrick Barry Rabbi Yocheved Mintz* Samuel Gendler*
Liuodmila Sitnikova and Linda Batson Tony Moldo Laurie and Joel Goldsmith
Ilya Perepelitsyn Bonnie and Bruce Berezovsky* Lynne and David Nathan Shani and Sam Graber
Kathryn Klibanoff and Batsheva and Jeremy Berman Jill and David Orbuch Benjamin Grad
Jeremy Pierotti Lois Berman* Sue Ostfield Annika and Michael Graif
Nancy and Kevin Rhein Sara and Burton Bernstein Lyudmila and Mikhail Pekurovsky Ellen and Laurence Granof*
Sara Schlipp-Riedel and Dina and Chad Blumenfield Arlene and Jerry Perloff* Andrea and Dayn Hansen
Aaron Riedel Charles Blumenfield* Shirley and Burt Politz* Victoria Thor and Marty Harris
Rue 38 Wine Distribution Shellie Blumenfield* Susan and Robert (z”l) Prottas* Sherry Harris*
Helen and Rick Siegel Marilyn and Tim Broms Tina and Ivan Rafowitz Roberta Hoffman*
Gail and Bill Skelton* Jacalyn Broze* Amy and Ben Rajkowski Ann Hunegs
Amy and Michael Stern Jennifer and Benjamin Bukstein Jody and Fred Rappaport Jane Hutchison
Steven Scott Management Marlene and James Bukstein* Liz and Matt Rappaport Tanya Feldberg and Neal Joffee
Debbie and Jed Stillman Meryl Cohen* Yelena and Evan Ribnick Kris and Noah Joseph
Rachael and John Vegas Yaffa Cohen-Appelbaum Laurel and Claude Riedel* Deborah and Edward Juda
Judi Belzer and Jerry Waldman* Zohara and Shmuel Cohen-Lissek Eileen and David Roston* Liz and Malcolm Kaplan
Kim and Matt Walzer Nadine Antin-Colla and Wendy and Steven Rubin* Naomi and Barry Kaplan
Dana Beth and David Weisman Coleman Colla* Nadia Maccabee-Ryaboy and Rosalind and Fred Kaplan
Gayle and Burt Zis* Marilyn Condon* Oleg Ryaboy Shirley and Arnold Kaplan*
Cooper Family Charitable Fund Naomi and Yoni Saad Sherry Knazan and
Phyllis and Rabbi Barry Cytron* Sarah and Jack Salita Ron Kelmenson*
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Anonymous Mollie and Jason Divine Deborah and Rabbi Jeffrey Betty Kohn*
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Deb and Yoni Bundt Sig Feiger* Sharon and Stephen Segal Jennifer and Roger Kramer
Nan and Marc Fine* Kathy and Steven Feiger* Rabbi Michael Latz and Mitchel Kirshbaum*
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Amy and Todd Geller Jessie and Rabbi Jeremy Fine Davida Cytron and Ted Smetana Michelle and Seth Levich
Cheryl and David Goldenberg Andrea Golden and Joanne and James Smith Hannah Levine
Tiffany and David Goldman Cantor Joshua Fineblum Rachel Glotter Snitzer and Elena and Matt Levitt
Jill and Steve Gottlieb Galina Guterman and Adam Fink Jonathan Snitzer Pam and Glenn Liss
Marina and Mark Guterman* Stephanie Bell and Howard Fink Rebecca and Dan Steinberg Joan and Lawrence Littman*
Beckie Skelton and Shep Harris Stephanie and Jeremy Fink Susan and Gabe Steinberg* Adam Lokeh
Hodroff-Epstein Marjorie and Mitchell Fink* Taylor and Lior Sztainer Gail Freedman and
Memorial Chapels Dani and Alex Fisher Laura and Norm Taple Reuben Lubka
Inver Grove Ford Lincoln/ Wendy and Mel Flamenbaum* Helene and JR Tapper Rebecca and Michael Madigan
Mike and Polly Saxon Ellen and Patrick Flannigan Thrivent Financial Foundation Peter Manning*
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Medtronic Foundation
Fran and Bernard Meier
Tributes and Memorials
Genna and TJay Middlebrook JULY 1, 2020 THROUGH JUNE 30, 2021
Trish and Steve Mintz
Irene and Zoran Mojsilov*
Nicole Mondt
Eva and Jack Moreimi* GENERAL FUND Matt Horovitz (Honor) Yoni Binus and Maia Poling
Joanne and James Smith (Honor)
Suzanne Morgan Madi Abelson (Bat Mitzvah)
Wendy and Nisso Khabie
Lynn Slobodien and Rebecca and Dan Steinberg
Ann Hunegs (Retirement)
Kevin Mummey Esther Goldberg-Davis and Shirley and Burt Politz
Sarah Olitzky Dr. David Ackerman (Mazal Tov
Rabbi Alexander Davis (70th Anniversary)
Ruth and David Olkon and Welcome to Heilicher)
Shelley Kornblum and
Joyce and Martin Orbuch* Wendy and Nisso Khabie
Stan Hunt (z”l) Mickey Greenberg
Etta Fay Orkin* Cheryl and David Goldenberg
Cathi and Craig Oskow Gev and Tzuk Avny (Honor)
Addie Prottas (Honor)
Lauren and Max Paletz Julie Haskovitz
Leon Krebs (z”l) Susan and Robert (z”l) Prottas
Romy Percansky Heilicher Board of Directors
Cheryl and Jack Perecman Colleen Barnett (z”l)
Cindy Reich and Sam Resnick
Janet and Ron Plotsker* Heilicher Sunshine Fund
Rabbi Harold Kravitz (College Graduation)
Robyn and Manny Plotsker Lynne and Andrew Redleaf Amy Rosenblatt Lui,
Dan Porter and Ken Rafowitz Ali Berdass (Appreciation)
David Lui and Yoni Lui
Casey and Adam Reiter Susan Salita
Reva Lear (z”l)
Elizabeth and Joel Riklin Nancy and Mike Schoenberger Matthew Ribnick
Amy and Dan Rogovin Rabbi Seth David Binus (z”l)
(College Graduation)
Sharon Feinstein-Rosenblum and Alixandra and Peter Kolbe
Len Levitan (z”l) Amy Rosenblatt Lui,
Mark Rosenblum Ellen and Joseph Feldman David Lui and Yoni Lui
Judith Schleyer-Rubin and Yoni Binus (Honor)
Esther Goldberg-Davis and Lucille and Burt Garr
Rabbi Adam Rubin Shani and Sam Graber Erwin Rodich (z”l)
Susan Salita Rabbi Alexander Davis
Wendy and Nisso Khabie Cheryl and David Goldenberg
Marilyn and Darrell Schultz* Cindy Reich and
Harriet Schwartz Isabelle Calderon (Bat Mitzvah)
Rabbi Harold Kravitz Rabbi Adam Rubin (Honor)
Alexis and Scott Seiler Rebecca and Dan Steinberg
Elizabeth and Joel Riklin Nadine Antin Colla and
Barbara and Arthur Silver Louise and Steven Schoenberger Coleman Colla
Nina and Brian Sinykin Selma Cutler (z”l)
Nancy and Larry Sperling Shelly and Ira Golden
Wendy Lovell-Smith (Honor) Andrea Ruby (Appreciation)
Davida Alperin and Esther Goldberg-Davis and Batsheva Berman
Rabbi Sharon Stiefel Davida Cytron and
Colleagues (Honor) Rabbi Alexander Davis
Chelle and Marvin Stillman* Mary Jane Ruff (z”l)
Marilyn Stone* Phyllis and Rabbi Barry Cytron
Jeff Mintz (z”l) Heilicher Sunshine Fund
Chaya and Jonathan Sulman Marilyn and Tim Broms
Marcia Taple* Judah and Ruben Fisher
Reida Lazer-Chein and Katherine Carlson, Dan Geller,
Barbara Taragan (Honor)
David Chein Mike Madigan, Mel Newman,
Kim and Scott Teplinsky Patti and David Kopstein
David Fine Maia Poling, Jeremy Savran
Erin and Michael Waldman Nancy and Neil Fink (Appreciation)
Ardis and Tom Wexler Farrah and Phoenix
Heilicher Sunshine Fund Shep Harris
Jill and Yarden Wolfe Flamenbaum (Honor)
Wendy and Mel Flamenbaum Wendy and Nisso Khabie
Jill and Steve Wolpert* Rabbi Jeremy Fine, Rabbi Micah William Savran (z”l)
Anna Lamin and Sabina Yesmin Miller, Cantor Joshua Fineblum Linda Batson
Barbara and Larry Zweigbaum* Yasmin Mei Garber (Birth)
Esther Goldberg-Davis and and Temple of Aaron
Barbara Schear (z”l)
*Dor l’Dor Circle members Rabbi Alexander Davis
Dr. Albert Mintzer (z”l) Heilicher Sunshine Fund
(grandparent & alumni Heilicher Board of Directors
grandparent donors) Zach Geller
Amy Rosenblatt Lui, Ilan Schein (Bar Mitzvah)
(College Graduation)
David Lui and Yoni Lui Karen and Steve Hoppe
Amy Rosenblatt Lui, David Lui
Heidi Schneider and Joel Mintzer Jenny and Matt Johnson
Heilicher apologizes if any and Yoni Lui
Cindy Reich and
donor was inadvertently left Robert Mummey (z”l) Rabbi Harold Kravitz
off this list. For corrections or Jan and Stu Goldman (Honor)
Heilicher Sunshine Fund Amy Rosenblatt Lui,
questions about philanthropy, Tiffany and David Goldman
David Lui and Yoni Lui
please contact Institutional Marni and Gal Noyman
Advancement Director Rebecca Bari Gordon (z”l)
(Anniversary) Laila Schoenberger
Skelton at 952.381.3503 or Cheryl and David Goldenberg
Mort Naiman (Bat Mitzvah)
rskelton@hmjds.org. Esther Miller
Shep Harris (R’fu’ah Sh’leimah)
Marilyn and Tim Broms Akiva, Aliza, Miryam and
Yonatan Olitzky (Honor) Laila and Micah Schoenberger
Alana and Brett Fine
Joan and Lawrence Littman (B’nai Mitzvah)
Cheryl and David Goldenberg
Diane and Martin Greenberger
Ann Hunegs
Jody and Fred Rappaport Aimee Orkin and Michael Jeanne and Stan Kagin
Nancy and Steve Schachtman Raymond, Cathi and
Craig Oskow (Honor) Nancy and Mike Schoenberger
Nancy and Mike Schoenberger
Etta Fay Orkin (Honor)
Keren and Simcha Prombaum
Sasha Hausman
(College Graduation) Sam Orloff
(College Graduation) Gabe Segal (Special Birthday)
Amy Rosenblatt Lui, David Lui
Amy Rosenblatt Lui, Sharon and Stephen Segal
and Yoni Lui
David Lui and Yoni Lui
Tally Shaver
Dahlia Herman
Patti Seglin Palay (z”l) (High School Graduation)
(Heilicher Graduation)
Jennifer and Aaron Hage Amy Rosenblatt Lui, David Lui
Carol Woodward
and Yoni Lui
Jay Hoffman (z”l) Ellen Sue Parker (Appreciation)
Nancy and Mike Schoenberger Gerard Smetana (z”l)
Cheryl and David Goldenberg
Marilyn and Tim Broms
Heilicher Sunshine Fund
14Jonah Smith Bella and Ezra Zacker (Honor) Elly Zweigbaum Laila and Micah Schoenberger
(High School Graduation) Jacki Broze (R’fu’ah Sh’leimah) (B’nai Mitzvah)
Amy Rosenblatt Lui, Nancy and Steve Schachtman Marlene and James Bukstein
David Lui and Yoni Lui Julie Ziessman (Honor) Susan and Richard Bunin
Lynne and Andrew Redleaf Esther Goldberg-Davis and
Rabbi Alexander Davis PATTI AND JEV BASKIN
Leah Smith (Bat Mitzvah) Nancy and Neil Fink BOOK FUND HELEN SIEGEL
Amy Rosenblatt Lui, Francie and David Gale Julie Ziessman (Honor) SCHOLARSHIP FUND
David Lui and Yoni Lui Ellen and Laurence Granof Lynne and David Nathan Len Levitan (z”l)
Diane and Martin Greenberger Joyce Levitan
Noah Smith Heather Grulkowski and
(College Graduation) Elizabeth Lamin HEILICHER ARTS Debbie and Jed Stillman
Amy Rosenblatt Lui, Wendy and Nisso Khabie PROGRAM (Honor)
David Lui and Yoni Lui Susan and Neil Moses-Zirkes Julie Ziessman (Honor) Caren and Steven Baumwald
Liz and Matt Rappaport Penny and Mark Ziessman
Becka Steinberg (Honor) Robyn and Ben Schein
Susan and Gabe Steinberg Ellen and Brian Schupper HAROLD AND MICKEY
Rabbi Michael Latz and HERB KOHN SMITH JUDAIC STUDIES
Hector Sztainer (Retirement) Michael Simon SCHOLARSHIP FUND FUND
Esther Goldberg-Davis and Lauren and Josh Weiser Charles Marks (z”l) Julie Ziessman (Honor)
Rabbi Alexander Davis Betty Kohn Wendy Goldberg, Dan Halpern,
Heidi Ziman (Anniversary) Maya and Noam Halpern
Levi Velleman (z”l) Mort Naiman Michele and Seth Meisler
Nancy and Neil Fink FAY AND LEONARD
Heilicher Sunshine Fund Michael Zis (Special Birthday) RIBNICK SCHOLARSHIP
Jody and Fred Rappaport Ruth and David Olkon
FUND
Nechamit Yaari (Retirement) Adin Zweigbaum Debbie Mann (R’fu’ah Sh’leimah)
Esther Goldberg-Davis and (High School Graduation) Cheryl and Jack Perecman
Rabbi Alexander Davis Lynne and Andrew Redleaf
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