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Joshua A. Shapiro

DSC_0495My wife, Heather, and I established our first estate plan shortly after getting married over 15 years ago and have modified it over the years as our family and savings have grown. The charitable aspect to our planning began as a default if none of our children survived us. The thought being that our estates should be there to protect family. But, as we have become more involved in the Cincinnati Jewish community over the years, that sentiment has slightly changed.

Through CYJL, we have now made plans to leave a direct legacy to JCGC. We believe our planning now properly protects our family and the charitable gift will not compromise that protection. Further, we felt that leaving a charitable bequest would set the proper example for our children to follow someday. We hope that they, too, will become involved in their Jewish communities and seek to ensure its viability. And finally, we chose JCGC and its mission because we believe there is no better use of our charitable legacy than to secure the entity that derived out of amazing collaborative efforts and that will provide much needed benefits to our Jewish community for hundreds of years to come.

There are no age requirements nor estates or gifts too small for legacy gifts. We hope that you, too, will consider a legacy gift to JCGC and help protect its very important mission for our future generations.

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    Watch the trailer below to get a sneak peek of "A Cantor's Head," which you can view as part of the Mayerson JCC Jewish and Israeli Film Festival. Join us for an online special event on January 25th at 7:00 pm featuring Cantor Jack Mendelson in conversation with Rabbinic Fellow Jason Cook. vimeo.com/365634990JCGC’s Guardians, our Legacy Society members, and JCGC’s Friends Campaign contributors are invited as guests of JCGC and can RSVP via info@jcemcin.org. Members of the public are welcome to join us and can purchase tickets here: mayersonjcc.org/film ... See MoreSee Less

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    We are proud to sponsor 𝘈 𝘊𝘢𝘯𝘵𝘰𝘳’𝘴 𝘏𝘦𝘢𝘥, a documentary about Cantor Jack Mendelson and his legacy, as part of the Virtual Mayerson JCC Jewish and Israeli Film Festival! After watching the film, join us online on Monday, January 25th at 7 pm for a special event featuring Cantor Jack Mendelson in conversation with Rabbinic Fellow Jason Cook.JCGC’s Guardians, our Legacy Society members, and JCGC’s Friends Campaign contributors are invited as guests of JCGC and can RSVP via info@jcemcin.org. Members of the public are welcome to join us and can purchase tickets here: mayersonjcc.org/film ... See MoreSee Less
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