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Charity Spotlight: The Jewish Museum

Charity Spotlight: The Jewish Museum

by Debrah Charatan | Oct 16, 2018 | Cultural Organizations, Philanthropy

The Charatan Family Foundation has long fortified local nonprofits that support the arts, culture, and distinguished Jewish initiatives. The Jewish Museum checks all of those boxes, making it a natural choice for our charitable investment. Located along New York...
New York City’s Winter Wonderland, Central Park

New York City’s Winter Wonderland, Central Park

by Debrah Charatan | Jan 9, 2018 | Cultural Organizations, Philanthropy

The song Winter Wonderland may evoke scenes of a bucolic countryside for many but, as a lifelong New Yorker, Central Park is my wonderland in the winter. The Park stretches about 50 blocks, spanning 843 acres from 59th Street to 110th Street between 5th Avenue and...
The Cultural Impact of Synagogues in New York City

The Cultural Impact of Synagogues in New York City

by Debrah Charatan | Nov 9, 2017 | Cultural Organizations, Philanthropy

New York City is home to more Jewish people than any other city in the world, outside of Israel’s cities, of course. Along with that many people of Jewish faith and tradition, whether they are practicing or not, come hundreds of synagogues. In fact, synagogues are...
Noteworthy Charities Enhancing Medical Care in New York City

Noteworthy Charities Enhancing Medical Care in New York City

by Debrah Charatan | Jun 22, 2017 | Cultural Organizations, Philanthropy

With all the debate about access to healthcare in this country, these organizations are stepping up and truly helping people. The core mission of The Charatan/Holm Family Foundation is to aid and grow charities that make a difference in the New York City community...
80 Years Strong: Selfhelp Aids Those Most in Need

80 Years Strong: Selfhelp Aids Those Most in Need

by Debrah Charatan | Jul 30, 2015 | Philanthropy

According to a 2014 census report, 40.3 million Americans were age 65 or over, making up 13 percent of the country’s population. That’s 12 times the number at the turn of the 20th century, and it shows little sign of slowing down as the Baby Boomers grow...
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