The Wilf family spans three generations of philanthropists dedicated to advancing Jewish communal life and supporting vulnerable populations in the United States, Israel, and beyond. Through the Wilf Family Foundations, they have funded housing, education, health, and social services for over 60 years, guided by the values of tzedakah and tikkun olam established by founders and Holocaust survivors Harry and Joseph Wilf. Their continued support of organizations like JCHC reflects a strong commitment to dignity, opportunity, and quality of life for older adults and communities worldwide.

 

Assemblywoman Rosy Bagolie is a proud Jewish-Latina and longtime educator currently representing NJ’s Legislative District 27. She is the vice-chair of the Assembly Education Committee, and a member of the Assembly Financial Institutions & Insurance, and the Commerce and Economic Development Committees. Prior to being elected to the New Jersey General Assembly, she served as a councilwoman in Livingston, where she has resided for nearly 20 years with her husband, Ricky, and their three sons.

 

 

The Senior Living Studio at DIGroup Architecture (DIG) is led by Firm President Vincent Myers. The firm’s mission-driven philosophy is “Architecture for Change.” Under Myers’ leadership, DIG prioritizes community impact, equity, and social responsibility across the public and private sectors— particularly in government, education, healthcare, senior living, and civic infrastructure. DIG’s work is deeply rooted in the belief that architecture is a civic responsibility and a powerful tool for neighborhood transformation.