CAPITAL DISTRICT JEWISH HOLOCAUST MEMORI
EIN 84-3843536 · Judaism (X30)
What they do
THE CAPITAL DISTRICT JEWISH HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL (CDJHM) WILL SERVE to MEMORIALIZE THE SIX MILLION JEWS and OTHER VICTIMS of THE HOLOCAUST and EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ABOUT THE CONSEQUENCES of HATRED, BRUTALITY, and APATHY.WITH THE PASSING of TIME, THE HOLOCAUST is FADING FROM THE MEMORY of THE AMERICAN PUBLIC. TODAY, ALMOST HALF of ALL AMERICANS DO NOT KNOW WHAT AUSCHWITZ WAS and CANNOT NAME A SINGLE CONCENTRATION CAMP or GHETTO, DESPITE OVER 40,000 EXISTING.WITH EACH NEW GENERATION, THE MEMORY of THE PLIGHT of THE VICTIMS FADES, THE STORIES ARE FORGOTTEN, HATE and BIGOTRY RISE, and THE NEED for AWARENESS and EDUCATION INCREASES. WE ARE HERE to PRESERVE THIS MEMORY.
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Leadership and board
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Board and leadership roster (15)
ANNE JUNGBOARD MEMBER (PAST)
BRIAN EPSTEINBOARD MEMBER
DANA MANDELTREASURER
DANIEL DEMBLINGPRESIDENT
DEBORAH RAUSCHBOARD MEMBER
DR ROBIN ANDERSONCHAIR PERSON
DR WARREN GEISLERBOARD MEMBER
ED SOSSNERBOARD MEMBER
EVELYN LOEBBOARD MEMBER
GAY GRIFFITHBOARD MEMBER
J SCOTT LEWENDONSECRETARY
JEAN ROSENTHALBOARD MEMBER
JONAH MICHELBOARD MEMBER
RABBI GREG WEITZMANBOARD MEMBER
TOBIE SCHLOSSTEINTREASURER- INACTIVE
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2020
- Location
- 184 WASHINGTON AVENUE EXT, ALBANY, NY 12203-5306
- County
- Albany
- In care of
- DANA MANDEL
- Primary officer
- DANA MANDEL, TREASURER
How to reach them
Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2024
- Tax period began
- January 1, 2024
- Return type
- 990
- Tax preparer
- TEAL BECKER & CHIARAMONTE CPAS PC
- NTEE classification
- Judaism (X30)
- IRS tax category
- Judaism