JFNNJ women’s philanthropy spring luncheon

: Donna Weintraub of Haworth, Dina Bassen of Tenafly, Tracy Silna Zur of Franklin Lakes, and Louise Tuchman of River Vale

: Gayle Grossman-Alweiss of Closter, Archie Gottesman of Summit, and Erika Jacob of Demarest

: Martha Margulies of Bergenfield, Sari Gross of Wayne, Shara Nadler of Harrington Park, Anat Lavie of Demarest, Laurie Ann Weinstein of Wayne, Pam Bern of Closter, Tracy Limbardo of Haworth, and Meredith Conen of Demarest

: Suzette Diamond of New York City and Shira Feuerstein of Alpine

: Amy Zagin of New York City, left, and Donna Weintraub of Haworth

: Gayle Grossman-Alweiss of Closter and Stacey Weiss of Cresskill

: Tina Lieberman of Tenafly and Elle Rubach of New York City

: Stacy Esser of Tenafly and Gale S. Bindelglass of Franklin Lakes

: Steven and Robin Rogers of Tenafly

After a two-year hiatus, the Jewish Federation of Northern New Jersey’s Women’s Philanthropy Spring Luncheon reconvened. Event cochairs Gayle Grossman-Alweiss and Erika Jacob headed the committee. Honorees Louise Tuchman, Tracy Silna Zur, Dina Bassen, Laurie Ann Weinstein, and Tracy Limbardo were recognized for their work for the community. Guest speaker Archie Gottesman of Summit, the founder of jewbelong.com, shared her ideas on the rebranding of Judaism to make it warm and welcoming to all. A heartfelt thank you was extended to Donna Weintraub, Women’s Philanthropy president, for the work she achieved during the past two challenging years, and wishes for the best of luck was extended to Dina Bassen as she steps into her new role as president.

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