The AJS expresses its gratitude to the following individuals and institutions for their generous support of the organization and its programs through the AJS Annual Fund October 1, 2024 – October 3, 2025.
Salo W. and Jeannette M. Baron Foundation
Charles Grunfeld Foundation
The Knapp Family Foundation
Lucius N. Littauer Foundation
Jordan Schnitzer Family Foundation
Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation
Robin Judd and Kenneth Steinman
Laura Levitt
Carolyn Starman Hessel
Judit and Daniel Liwerant
Martin Salomon Morton and Gustel Schreiber Morton Foundation
Stanford University-Taube Center For Jewish Studies
Yale University Judaic Studies Program
Alan Appelbaum
Michael H. Baker Family Foundation
Elliot Cosgrove
Deborah Dash Moore
Harriet Feinberg
Ruth Langer and Jonathan Sarna
Laura Leibman
Leo Baeck Institute
Pamela Nadell
Riv-Ellen Prell and Steven
Foldes
Rice University-Program in Jewish Studies
Stanley Rosenbaum
Carsten Schapkow
Ismar Schorsch
Robert M. Seltzer
Jeffrey Shoulson
Steven Simon and Maud Mandel
American Society for Jewish Music
American Jewish Historical Society
Zachary Baker
Joel Berkowitz
Gemma Birnbaum
Christine Hayes and Michael Della Rocca
H. Susannah Heschel and James Aronson
Helen Kim
Marjorie Lehman
and Ari Klapholz
Aviva and Noam Lockshin
James Loeffler
Phillip and Kathleen Munoa
David Myers and Nomi Stolzenberg
Lawrence and Marlene Schiffman
Magda Teter
Chava Weissler
Howard Apothaker
Lawrence and Bonnie Baron
Judith Baskin
Allan Baumgarten
Murray and Sheila Baumgarten
Lila Corwin Berman
Jonathan Branfman
Naomi Brenner
Adriana Brodsky
Barbara Burstin
Aryeh Cohen
Jessica Cooperman and Hartley Lachter
Jodi Eichler-Levine
Noah Fabricant
Seymour Feldman
Kirsten Fermaglich and Jonathan Gold
Tayla Fishman and Max Apple
Steven Fraade
Alexandra Garbarini
Gregg Gardner
Judith Gerson
David Gordis
Cheryl Greenberg
Joshua Greene
Jonathan Gribetz and Sarit Kattan Gribetz
Aaron Hahn Tapper
Jonathan and Gladys Hecht
Lynne Heller
Kathryn Hellerstein
Anne G. Hoffman
Sheila Jelen
Alison Joseph
Norma Joseph
Gary Judd
Jason Kalman and Dana Herman
David Zvi and Yael Kalman
Hillel Kieval
Reuven and Hava Kimelman
Hannah Kosstrin
Matthew Kraus
Josh Lambert
Hayim Lapin
Phyllis
and Jacob Lassner
Lori Lefkovitz
David Lerner
Amy-Jill Levine and Jay Geller
Jon A. Levisohn and Emily Beck
Andrea Lieber and Ted Merwin
Julia Lieberman
Deborah Lipstadt
Susan Marks and Bruce Black
Michael Meyer
Miriam and Daniel Mora
Patricia and David Munro
Rafael Neis
Judith Rosenbaum
Marsha Rozenblit
Michael Satlow
Esther Schor
Kenneth Seeskin
Naomi Seidman
Sanford Seltzer
Kay Shelemay
Stanley
Sokoloff
Ori Soltes
Oren Stier
Lauren Strauss
Mira Sucharov
Michael Swartz
Lea Taragin-Zeller
Hava Tirosh-Samuelson
Alan Verskin
Kerry Wallach
Rivka Weisberg
Steven Weitzman and Mira Wasserman
David Wolpe
Ari Ariel
Mary Arnstein
Gloria Ascher
Matthew Austerklein
Carol Bakhos
Dara Barnat
Cornelia Brown
Sarah Bunin Benor
Jenny Caplan
Vicki Caron
Jerome Chanes and Eva Fogelman
Arnold Dashefsky
Sergio
DellaPergola
Ilanit Derimian
Marsha Dubrow
Kern Eccles
Sari Fein
Michal Friedman
Alexandria Frisch
Stephen Garfinkel
Vladislav Gavrilov
Mordecai Genn
Olga Gershenson
Elliot Gertel
Leonard
S. Gold
Geoffrey Goldberg
Alyssa Gray
Judith Greenblatt
Isabelle Headrick
Ellen Hertzmark
Ava Kahn
Allan Kensky
Gabor Kerekes
Melissa Klapper and Noah Gradofsky
Miriamne Krummel
Lennart Lehmhaus
Laura Lieber and Norman Weiner
Frank Mecklenburg and Atina Grossmann
Natan Meir
Vanessa Ochs
Ruth Olmsted
Alexander Orbach
Karen Petrone
Monique Rodrigues Balbuena
Sara Ronis
Lilach Rosenberg-Friedman
Laurence Roth
Anne Rothfeld
Bruce Ruben and Judith Clurman
Elias Sacks
Joe Sakurai
Benjamin Sax
Natanel Segal
Zohar Segev
Joshua Shanes
Robert Shapiro
Adam Shear
Carolyn Sofia
Haim Sperber
Nanette Stahl
Max Strassfeld
Michael Taub
Sue Vice
David Weinfeld and Marjorie Patterson
Melissa Weininger
Zachary M. Baker
Judith R. Baskin
Shaul and Pam Kelner
Ruth Langer and Jonathan Sarna
Michael A. Meyer
Magda Teter
For half a century, the Association for Jewish Studies has been the leading learned society advancing Jewish Studies scholarship and advocating for Jewish Studies scholars, professors, students, and researchers across the globe. To continue this important work, the AJS has established The AJS Legacy Society, a planned giving initiative, and invites members and supporters to include a gift to the AJS in their estate plans. Through The AJS Legacy Society, you may make a gift of any size as part of your legacy.
Your contributions sustain a rich array of AJS programs, resources, and publications and help keep membership dues and conference fees affordable. Your gifts also support new initiatives, such as surveys of the field and data collection, professional development webinars and programs, travel grant opportunities, and onsite childcare at the AJS Conference.
