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AJC Cincinnati 2024 National Human Relations Award

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AJC stands as the preeminent global advocate for the Jewish people, championing a world where extremism finds no refuge, human rights are upheld, and democratic values flourish. Collaborating with leaders from all walks of life, AJC remains steadfast in its commitment to leverage its global prowess for local impact, as well as advancing the shared principles and priorities that bind Jews and their allies.


In the wake of Hamas’ vicious October 7 attack and the unprecedented rise in antisemitism, AJC has elevated the resolve of its diverse network to counter these malicious forces looking to gain traction throughout our communities. Our friends understand this existential threat and know this is a time to affirm their support for AJC and its impactful work.


Julie and Steve have been a force of nature in their community. Upon arriving in Cincinnati, they immediately plunged into community service, joining the AJC board during a significant family milestone— the birth of their first son. Over three decades, their leadership has graced organizations such as the United Way, Last Mile Food Rescue, Talbert House, Jewish Federation, Teach for America, the Playhouse, Cincinnati Ballet, and many more, each time leaving an indelible mark of progress and innovation.


Sarah and Tim’s unwavering dedication to social impact shines brightly through their tireless efforts uplifting organizations such as the Cincinnati Ballet, Cincinnati Cancer Advisors and the CRBC. We also commend their remarkable leadership and achievements in the educational space and Catholic community through their service to McNicholas High School, St. Ursula Academy, Educate NKY, and Idea Public Schools. We recognize the profound significance of this juncture in history for the Jewish community and acknowledge Tim and Sarah’s heartfelt support during these moments.


Keynote Speakers at the event:

Tony Stieritz, CEO, Catholic Charities of Southwest Ohio

Rabbi Noam Marans, AJC's Director of Interreligious and Intergroup Relations

Sarah Weiss, Chief Philanthropy Officer, Greater Cincinnati Foundation

Dr. Gary Zola, Executive Director Emeritus, American Jewish Archives


Your meaningful participation and meaningful gift will help ensure the success of this celebratory occasion.

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Beverages (non alcoholic)

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Location

  • Hilton Cincinnati Netherland Plaza
    35 W 5th St
    Cincinnati, OH, 45202, United States of America

  • Hall of Mirrors

  • Wheelchair accessible

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Sponsors

Thank you to our current hosts and sponsors:


Former AJC Honorees Rev. Marge and Jim Anderson • Debbie and Jody Brant • Shannon and Lee Carter • Lois Cohen • Constellation Wealth Advisors • Beth and Tom Eckert • Arna and Bobby Fisher • Former AJC Honoree Kay and Jack Geiger • Jodi Geiser and Jim Miller • Chandra and Mel Gravely • Linda and Gary Greenberg • Beth and Louis Guttman • Kim and Gary Heiman • Patti and Fred Heldman • Karen and Mark Jahnke • Squire Patton Boggs • Karen Meyer and Rick Michelman • Lauren and Jimmy Miller • Julia and Dan Poston • Scott Robertson • Chrissie and George Rohde • Louisa and Jimmy Rudolph • Rhonda and Larry Sheakley • Jen and John Stein • Barbara and Daman Turner • Western and Southern Financial Group

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American Jewish Committee (AJC) Cincinnati
Point of Contact

Naomi Ruben

  • Tue, Sep 24
  • 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM EDT

Hilton Cincinnati Netherland Plaza

35 W 5th St
Cincinnati, OH, 45202

from $250
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