Fast Facts about the Home

Caring & Sharing: In Good Company

Older woman with adult children in the lobby of the Rosenberg Family Center

Ilse Hammerschlag flanked by her son, Steven, and daughter-in-law, Debra.

"When we visit our mother at the Home, we are always appreciative, not just for the care she receives, but also for the unconditional respect given her. We leave our visits feeling grateful and knowing she is safe. This contribution is our way of saying thanks to the Jewish Home. It is part of abiding by God’s commandment to ‘honor thy father and thy mother.’"

Debra Reynolds and Steven Hammerschlag
Family of Ilse Hammerschlag, Jewish Home resident

Our focus is on helping residents live each day to its fullest, in a secure, dignified environment. As a not-for-profit organization, the Jewish Home relies on the community – family and friends of residents, as well as others in the Bay Area – to maintain these high standards. Historically, thousands have rallied to support the Home. During the 2006/2007 fiscal year:

  • 3,285 people donated to the Home
  • Gifts ranged from $2 and up. Every gift counts!
  • Donors contributed to the Home for a variety of purposes, including:
    • Building a new 55,000-square-foot center
    • Modernizing the pharmacy
    • Underwriting arts programs
    • Buying a new bed for a resident
    • Sponsoring the comedy clinic
    • Purchasing a new wheelchair
    • Supporting the operating fund so that those with limited resources receive the care they need

pie-chart graph representing uses and sources of gifts to the Jewish Home in the 2006-2007 fiscal year

To learn more about giving to the Jewish Home of San Francisco, please contact the Development department at 415.406.1107.

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