Grand Opening Program Book by Jewish Family Service of Dallas

Jewish Family Service of Dallas

Karla & Larry Steinberg Building

Grand Opening & Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

Thursday, March 26, 2026

Welcome to Jewish Family Service of Dallas

Since 1950, Jewish Family Service of Dallas has provided compassionate, whole-person care to our community. Now, our new 100,000-square-foot Karla & Larry Steinberg Building brings services to support physical, emotional, nutritional, and financial health, along with community support, together under one roof.

The campus has been thoughtfully designed to reflect our mission and refreshed brand. Filled with natural light, greenery, and carefully furnished spaces, it promotes healing, dignity, and growth.

The building houses expanded programs, innovative services, and collaborative areas for staff, volunteers, and community partners— all designed to help every person we serve thrive.

This new campus represents our mission, vision, values, and commitment to support every person, at every turn, and at every stage of life.

Event Program

Welcome & Remarks

Remarks from JFS Dallas leadership, Capital Campaign leadership, and community partners

Mezuzah Hanging & Dedication

As we affix the mezuzah to this new building, we honor the Jewish values that guide our work and the community we serve.

Official Ribbon Cutting

Self Guided Tours

Building maps and descriptions of featured spaces can be found on pages 11-26 of this booklet.

Capital

Campaign Leadership Team & Event Co-Chairs

Event Speakers

Cathy Barker

JFS Dallas President & CEO

Julie Gothard

JFS Dallas Board Chair

Judge Clay Jenkins

Dallas County Judge

Deizel Sarte

JFS Dallas Chief Operations Officer

Donald Zale

JFS Dallas Campaign Leadership

Donald Zale

Board of Directors & Leadership

Our Board of Directors is comprised of business, civic, medical, and social-service leaders. The Board provides strategic leadership focused on agency effectiveness, financial stability, and policy-making. Meeting on a monthly basis, the Board ensures integrity, efficiency, and accountability in the delivery of the agencyʼs life-changing services.

OFFICERS

Julie Gothard

Chair

Weezie Margolis

Chair-Elect

Andrew Kaufman

Vice Chair

Jonathan Herskovitz

Vice Chair

Steve Berger

Vice Chair

Rebecca Buell

Treasurer

Rachel Biblo Block

Secretary

MEMBERS

Don Brooks

Marissa Castro Mikoy

Teniqua Davenport

Sandra Dickter

Shelley Glazer

Jeff Haggard, MD

Gary Hall

Trent Hughes

Seth Margolies

David Olesky

Mike Saks

Michael Selz

Eduardo Tanur, DDS

Simma Weiss, MD

Alice Platt

HONORARY MEMBERS

Linda Garner

Ethel Zale

Bob Weinfeld

JFS DALLAS LEADERSHIP STAFF

Cathy Barker President & CEO

Deizel Sarte Chief Operations Officer

Brenda Colon Chief Financial Officer

Heather Esquivel, MD Chief Medical Officer

Leah Guskin Chief Advancement Officer

Past Board Chairs

We are deeply grateful to the JFS Dallas presidents who have led with vision and dedication since 1950. Your leadership has touched hundreds of thousands of lives and continues to inspire and guide our mission each day.

1950-1951

1951-1953

1953-1955

1955-1957

1957-1959

1959-1961

1961-1963

1963-1965

1965-1967

1967-1968

Orien Woolf*

Edwin Tobolowsky*

Fannie Schaenen*

Henry D. Schlinger*

Carolyn Tobian Clark*

Julius Raden*

Leon J. Rosenberg, Ph.D*

Harold Hoffman*

Perry Gross, M.D.*

Sig Badt*

Morton Sanger*

J. A. Rosenfeld

Mitchell Rasansky

Henry Jacobus, Jr.*

Bud Silverberg

Hanna Lambert*

Shirley Rovinsky

Howard Herskowitz*

Rena Silverberg

Martin Litwin*

Stanley Rabin

Sol Lurie, M.D.*

2010-2012

2012-2014

2014-2016

2016-2018

2018-2020

2020-2022

2022-2024

2024-2026

Lynda Newman, Ph.D.

Les Weisbrod

Beverly Tobian

Scott Miller

Kyra Effren

Harlan Pollock, M.D.*

Gail Gilbert

Joel Litman

William Roth

Robin Sachs

Todd Chanon

Cara Mendelsohn

Cheryl Halpern

Randy Colen

Michael Kaufman

Julie Liberman

Eric Goldberg

Julie Gothard

* Of Blessed Memory

OFFICERS

Clive Miskin

President

David Chortek

Vice President Treasurer

Jonathan Blum Secretary TRUSTEES

Steve Berger

Andrew Kaufman

Jeff Kerstine

Larry Kohn

Seth Margolies

Lisa Newman

Cary Rossel

Andrew Silver

Peter Weinstock

Meeting the Moment Campaign

The Meeting the Moment Campaign represents a bold and transformative investment in the future of our community. With the guidance of the Capital Campaign Leadership Team, the support of the JFS Dallas Foundation, and the generosity of hundreds of Meeting the Moment campaign donors, this campaign set out with three clear goals: fuel innovation, expand critical services, and ensure long-term sustainability for generations to come. Together, this collective vision has laid the foundation for a stronger, more responsive Jewish Family Service of Dallas.

GOAL 1: INNOVATION

The Meeting the Moment Campaign has transformed the way we care for our community. We introduced truly whole-person care, addressing not only the emotional, nutritional, and financial needs of our community, but also their physical health. By adding medical services, we have created a more integrated model of care, ensuring every individual is supported at every turn.

GOAL 2: EXPANSION

With the purchase and renovation of this new campus, JFS Dallas can now bring more programs under one roof. Our agency is expanding to include a second medical clinic, a dental clinic, a state-of-the-art sensory gym for children, and an enhanced food pantry, allowing us to serve the community in new and meaningful ways. This expansion is not just about space; itʼs about increasing access, creating opportunities, and providing whole-person care for all.

GOAL 3: ENDOWMENT

Securing the future of JFS Dallas is a key focus of the Meeting the Moment Campaign. By growing the endowment and prioritizing planned giving, we are building a lasting financial foundation to support our mission for generations to come. With a goal of growing foundation assets to over $15 million by 2028, this endowment ensures that JFS Dallas can continue to innovate, expand, and meet the moment— today and in the years ahead.

Thank You to our Donors

Thank you to those who gave in support of the Meeting the Moment Campaign. Levels are determined by the cumulative amount given to the Capital Campaign, as well as gifts within the fiscal year (August 1, 2024 – July 31, 2025) to JFS Dallas and the JFS Dallas Foundation. In-kind donations and operational grants are not included.

LEAD GIFTS

Anonymous

Candy and Ike Brown Family

Communities Foundation of Texas -

W.W. Caruth, Jr. Fund

The Dekelboum Family Foundation

Feldman Foundation TX

Byrna & Joe Funk •

Lyda Hill Foundation

Hillcrest Foundation

Leslie and David Katz •

Ann and Nate Levine Family

Mike A. Myers Foundation

Muriel and Ralph Pinkus

Barbara* and Stanley Rabin

The Rees-Jones Foundation

Harold Simmons Foundation

Karla and Larry Steinberg

The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation

DJ and Les Weisbrod

M.B. and Edna Zale Foundation

$200,000+

Carol and Steve Aaron

The Addy Foundation

Gilian and Steve Baron

Lori and Michael A. Cohen and Family

Hoblitzelle Foundation

Susie and Joel Litman

J.E. and L.E. Mabee Foundation

Nancy Wiener Marcus

The Meadows Foundation

The Morton H. Meyerson Family Foundation

North Texas Food Bank

Ochstein Family

Margot Rosenberg Pulitzer Foundation

The Richard and Roslyn Polakoff Family Trust

Texas Mutual Insurance

William and Sylvia Zale Foundation

$100,000+

Anonymous

Dr. Diane Fagelman and David Birk

Gabriela and Sean Dalfen

Paddy and Barry Epstein

Fichtenbaum Charitable Trust, Bank of America

Lisa and Randy Fleisher

Leo and Rhea Fay Fruhman Foundation

Julie and Sander Gothard •

Ynette and James Hogue •

Julie and Jay Liberman / The Rubin Family Foundation

Kahn Mechanical Contractors / Ann Kahn •

Metrocrest Hospital Authority

Julie and Scott Miller •

Barbara and Clive Miskin

Cindy and Irv Munn

Sandy Nachman

Harlan Pollock Family

Cindy and Howard Rachofsky

Raelaine Radnitz

Betsy and Marc Rosen

Ruthy and Steve Rosenberg

Peachy Rudberg

Celia and Larry Schoenbrun

Jeri Lyn and Jeff Sebert

Rebecca and Neal Sklaver

Susser Family Foundation

Susser Bank

Iris and Dennis Topletz

Fran and Jeffrey Toubin & Sam and Alan* Utay Families

Jackie and Steve Waldman

Peggy & Mark Zilbermann •

$50,000+

Jay and Fonda Arbetter

Linda and Steve Blasnik •

Cheryl and Randy Colen

Maya and Robert Gross

Ashley and Marc Grossfeld •

Patsy and Michael Hochman

Charitable Foundation

Betsy and Mark Kleinman

Beverly and Cary Rossel

Pam and Ron Rubin

Herman P. and Sophia Taubman Foundation

Jolene and Harv Weisblat

Julie and Michael Zimmermann

$25,000+

Barbra & Bud Applebaum

Lisa Blue Baron

Kari and David Goldberg

Michael Kaufman and Durward Watson

Lisa and Ira Kravitz

Michelle and Brian Kravitz

Weezie and Mark Margolis

Carol and Harold Pinker •

Helaine and Gerald Ray

Natalie Rosenbloom

Robin Sachs and Bob Farkas

Pam and Mike Saks

Barbara Spigel

Nancy and Jerry Szor

Tina and Richard Wasserman •

Julie and Michael Weinberg

Ethel Silvergold Zale

$18,000+

Susan and Daryl Beck

Linda and Dave Garner

Lori and Rick Golman

Landgarten Family

Stacy and David Olesky

Kyle and Alan Rabinowitz

Bobbie and David Repp •

Ruth Robinson

Terry and Bert* Romberg

Lisa and Josh Rothstein •

Cristie and Rodney Schlosser

Roy and Esther Barzune Stein

Endowment Fund•

Helene S. Shalom Endowment Fund •

Daphne and Jay Shipowitz

Lynn and Jay Vernon

Donald Zale •

$10,000+

Susie Avnery

Cathy and Don Barker

Rachel Biblo Block and Morgan Block

Paula and Steve Brown

Rebecca and Ryan Buell

Sharon and David Chortek

Lauren and Ben Daitch

Sandy and Howard Donsky

Elizabeth and Richard Eiseman

Dia and Barry Epstein

Howard Freed

Sharon and Eric Goldberg

Terri Train Greenspan and Alan Greenspan

Susan and James Johnson

Judy and Harold Kaye

Susan and Allyn Kramer

Gayla and Carlos Lopez / Manana Management Co.

Ruth Lurie

Lauren and Seth Margolies

Rosemarie Mickish

Esther and Craig Navias •

Jane OʼToole

Reesa Portnoy

Nicole and Jay Post

Ricki and Andy Rabin

$7,500+

Andy and Jonathan Blum

Barbi and Scott Cohen

Carol and Hal Colvin

Randee and Colin Cope

Mirielle and Barry Emmett

Roslyn Goldstein

Robin Kosberg and Mark Washofsky

Marsha Lev •

Jody and Mel Platt

$5,000+

Anonymous

Joan and Tim Abrams

Liz and Steve Berger

Deborah Berins

Lisa and Steve Block

Renee Blustein

Denise and Bart Bookatz •

Mary Lee and Michael Broder

Miriam and Martin Cohen

Leslie and Steven Levin

Cristina and Jim Doyle

Ellen and John Elwell

Judy and Ron Foxman

Laurie and Dan Goetz •

Beth and Jim Gold

Rita Sue Gold

Debbie and Jonathan Herskovitz

Samara and Andy Kline

Beth and Larry Konig

Martha and Michael Kornman

Anita and Don Levene •

Malia and David Litman

Betty and Jay Lorch

Judy and Benton Markey

Charla and Mark Miller

Melissa Plaskoff

Sherri and Michael Radoff •

Michelle and Ron Schwartz

Barbara Schwarz

Judith and James Shure

Marla Sidey-Vener

Rena and Bud Silverberg

Afrat and Mark Spalding

Phyllis and Ron Steinhart

Nancy Ungerman

Becky and Bruce Wartell

Nelson Weil

Laura and Ben Weinstein •

$3,600+

Tracy and Clay Aaron

Fran and Mark Berg

Dorothy K. and Harry

Boris Memorial Endowment Fund •

Michael Braun

Mark Daniels

Susan and Richard Frapart

Hal Glaser

Linda and Byron Harris

Jodi and Yan Lemeshev •

Staci and Jeff Mankoff

Pam and Steven Pluss

Jenalee and Lee Raphael

Dennis Rice

Donna and Byron Rubin

Ike and Fannie Sablosky

Foundation

Deizel and Tony Sarte

Michelle and Andrew Silver

Netanya and Josh Utay

Joyce and Paul Zopolsky

$1,800+

Joan and Tim Abrams

Patti and Bob Aisner

Lisa and Jim Albert

Joseph Alva

Anonymous

Miriam Barnett

Janet and Jack Baum •

Michael Baum

Sheryl and Gordon Bogen

Robert Book

Bookatz Endowment Fund •

Susie and Joel Carp •

Lindsay Stengle Chang

Anita and Todd Channon

Kim and Jeff Chapman

Joni and Bob Cohan •

Ellen and Jeffrey Cohen •

Howard Cohen

Ronnie and Dan Cohen

Debbie and Kenny Dauber

Susan and Reuben Davidsohn

Laura and Norman Diamond

Mynan and Sam Feldman

Cory Feldman and Spencer

Yasbin

Beverly and Rick Fetterman

Laura and Roy Fleischmann

Sheila Frank

Ety and Charles Friedman •

Rhoda Frenkel

Andrew Gellman

Gail and Allan Gilbert

Tricia and Matt Gold

Patricia Goodman

Pauline Graivier

Maya and Robert Gross

Barbara and Joel Guskin

Shelly and Richard Guyer

Cheryl and Andy Halpern

Greta* and Howard* Herskowitz

Darci and Randy Iola

Joan Jackson

Cher and David Jacobs

Marcy and Jeffrey Kahn

Rachel and Andrew Kaufman

Barbara and Herb Kibler

Leslie and Larry Krasner

Maya and Matthew Lefkovits

Rachel and Isaac Leventon

Sylvie and Ian Levine

Carol J. Levy

Lisa Lowey

Brett Luskey

Gayle and Richard Manassa

Jane and Guy Manaster

Jana and Robert Milstein

Carol Meer

Bette Miller

Jana and Robert Milstein

Beth and Josh Mond

Melanie Morris

Shirley Morris

Lynda and Gordon Newman

Brenda Nibert

Lynn and Hisashi Nikaidoh

Julie and Robert Ondrusek

David Pardue

Leslie and Steven Peskind

Sheryl and David Pidgeon

Barbara and David Radunsky •

Edna and Hugh Robinson

Nancy and Joel Roffman •

Carol and Allan Rosen

Kimberly and Jon Ross

Debbi Levy and Barry Rothschild

Daniel Rothstein •

Felicia and Robert Rubin

Rikki Rutchik

Debbie and Sid Scheinberg

Kim and Avie Schonwald

Janice Schwarz

May Sebel

Ricki and Gabe Shapiro

Rena and Bud Silverberg

Sally and Ira Silverman

Alanna Silverstein

Jerome Small

Marian and Jack Spitzberg

Helen Stern

Rabbis Kasten and Stern

Monica and Jeff Susman

Donna and Harvey Swafford

Sandra and David Veeder

Kim and Rob Velevis •

Hilarie and Peter Weinstock

Carl Weisbrod

Sherry and Ronald Zander

L’dor V’dor Society

Recognizing those who generously support both Jewish Family Service and the JFS Dallas Foundation annually at $1,800+.

Sharon and David Chortek

Carol and Harold Colvin

Dia and Barry Epstein

Robin Sachs and Bob Farkas

Cindy and Irv Munn

Barbara Schwarz

Rebecca and Neal Sklaver

Meri-Kay Star

FLOOR 1

Building A

Dental Office (opening 2028)

JFS Parkside Health Center (Primary Care)

Building A FLOOR 1

Many spaces within this building have been named in honor of the generous donors who supported the Meeting the Moment campaign. Please see page 18 for a full list of named areas on the first floor.

WELCOME CENTER • 1,150 SQ FT

Located at the main entrance, the Welcome Center serves as the primary point of entry for staff, visitors, volunteers, and clients. Trained staff and volunteers greet guests, answer questions, and help guide individuals to the services they need.

Safety and security were carefully integrated into the buildingʼs design in consultation with security experts and federal law enforcement. The campus includes monitored cameras, alarms, protective materials, bollards, and secure areas that ensure the safety of everyone inside, while remaining welcoming and unobtrusive.

Behind the Welcome Center, staff coordinate client navigation to ensure individuals can easily connect with the many programs offered throughout the building.

SECURE COURTYARD • 2,000 SQ FT

At the center of the campus is a secure courtyard accessible from both buildings. The landscaped outdoor space offers a peaceful setting where clients, volunteers, and staff can step outside, enjoy fresh air, and recharge. The courtyard also provides an easy connection between Buildings A and B on the first floor, while a skybridge links them on the second floor.

TENANT SPACE FOR LEASE • 3,200 SQ FT

Read more about this available space on page 28.

CONFERENCE CENTER • 3,810 SQ FT

The Conference Center is a versatile, wheelchair-accessible space designed to bring people together. The room can accommodate up to 200 guests and features modular tables and chairs that allow for flexible arrangements. The space can also be divided into two smaller rooms to accommodate more smaller gatherings.

Equipped with a state-of-the-art audiovisual system, including projectors and sound equipment, the Conference Center is ideal for seminars, trainings, meetings, and community events. Ten large windows provide abundant natural light, creating a bright and welcoming environment.

In addition to serving JFS staff, volunteers, and board members, the Conference Center is also available for community organizations to rent for their own meetings and events. A selection of cocktail tables, linens, desks, and seating options allows the space to be easily customized for a wide range of gatherings.

JFS PARKSIDE HEALTH CENTER • 7,730 SQ FT

The brand new clinic features 12 exam rooms and work areas for up to four medical providers. Services include primary care, physicals, vaccinations, sick visits, medication management, and chronic disease care. The clinic also has its own in-house lab, allowing patients to get tests done on-site instead of sending them out to a third-party lab. This makes diagnosis and treatment much faster and more affordable.

Like the JFS Northpoint Health Center on Greenville Avenue, the clinic accepts most insurance plans, including Medicare and Medicaid, and also serves uninsured patients.

The clinic is designed to integrate primary care with behavioral health and nutrition support, ensuring patients receive comprehensive care that addresses both physical, emotional, and nutritional health. An additional 2,960 square feet has been reserved for JFSʼs first dental clinic, scheduled to open in 2028.

Building B

Many spaces within this building have been named in honor of the generous donors who supported the Meeting the Moment campaign. Please see page 18 for a full list of named areas on the first floor.

FOOD PANTRY • 6,330 SQ FT

The expanded Food Pantry is more than double the size of the previous Arapaho Road location and is projected to distribute over 1.4 million pounds of food each year. As a client-choice pantry, individuals and families can walk the aisles and select the groceries and hygiene products that best meet their needs, a model proven to preserve dignity and encourage healthy choices.

The pantry includes walk-in refrigeration and freezer storage, expanded food storage areas, and a private space where clients can meet with nutritionists or case managers, or participate in educational sessions on health and food literacy. JFS Dallas remains the only food pantry in the DFW area with a dedicated kosher food selection.

VOLUNTEER LOUNGE • 400 SQ FT

Located next to the Food Pantry, the Volunteer Lounge offers a comfortable space for volunteers to take a break, enjoy refreshments, store personal belongings in secure lockers, and connect with one another between shifts. Open to volunteers from all JFS Dallas programs, the lounge honors the vital role they play in serving the community and provides a relaxing, welcoming space where they can feel appreciated.

TENANT SPACE FOR LEASE • 6,330 SQ FT

Read more about this available space on page 28.

PLAN CLUBHOUSE & PLAN CONNECTIONS • 6,650 SQ FT

Formerly located in Richardson, PLAN Clubhouse and PLAN Connections now have a bright, fully designed space in the new JFS campus, giving members access to more services and opportunities. Members run the PLAN Bistro, gaining hands-on experience in food service and hospitality, while also participating in social programs, job skills training, and meaningful volunteer work. Being part of the main campus allows members to connect with other JFS programs and volunteer across the agency, expanding skills, resources, and community engagement.

KOSHER HOME DELIVERED MEALS (KHDM) PACKING AREA • 560 SQ FT

The Kosher Home Delivered Meals program now has a dedicated space for meal preparation and packing. From this area, volunteers and staff coordinate the packing and delivery of nutritious kosher meals to home-bound older adults and individuals who are unable to shop or cook for themselves. The program ensures that vulnerable members of the community can maintain independence while receiving the nourishment they need.

“THE GROVEˮ STAFF LOUNGE • 1,320 SQ FT

The Grove is a bright, welcoming space designed to encourage collaboration and connection among staff and interns. Filled with natural light and comfortable seating areas, it provides a place for employees to share ideas, work together, and build the strong teamwork that allows JFS Dallas to deliver coordinated, whole-person care.

The lounge also features a separate, fully kosher kitchen, accessible by badge entry for select staff who observe strict dietary practices, creating an inclusive environment where our team of nearly 100 professionals can thrive while serving the community.

The courtyard provides an easy connection between Building A and Building B on the first floor, while the skybridge links the two buildings on the second floor.

Named Spaces, First Floor

Building A

JFS Parkside Health Center - Dedicated by the Funk Family

Healthcare Conference Room - Dedicated by the Mike A. Meyers Foundation

Client Navigation Suite - In honor of The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation

Intake Office - Dedicated by Barbara & Clive Miskin in memory of Rachel & Derek Pentol

Clinic Exam Room 1 - In memory of Harlan Pollock, MD

Clinic Exam Room 2 - In honor of Julie & Sander Gothard

Clinic Exam Room 3 - In honor of Peachy & Morton* Rudberg

Clinic Exam Room 4 - In honor of Rebecca & Neal Sklaver

Clinic Exam Room 5 - In honor of Sandy Nachman

Clinic Exam Room 6 - In honor of Cindy & Howard Rachovsky

Clinic Exam Room 7 - Dedicated by Susser Bank & the Susser Family Foundation

Clinic Exam Room 8 - In honor of Paddy & Barry Epstein

Clinic Exam Room 9 - In honor of Metrocrest Hospital Authority

Nurses Station - In Memory of Morton H. Meyerson

Courtyard - Dedicated by The Feldman Foundation TX

Plaza - Dedicated by Communities Foundation of Texas

Welcome Center - Dedicated by the M.B. and Edna Zale Foundation

Building B

Food Pantry - Dedicated by The Dekelboum Family Foundation

Omaʼs Kosher Corner - Donated by the Margot Rosenberg Pulitzer Foundation

Kosher Home Delivered Meals Packing Area - In honor of Gilian & Steve Baron

PLAN Clubhouse - Dedicated by Leslie and David Katz

PLAN Lounge - In honor of our parents by Jeri Lyn & Jeff Sebert

PLAN Cullinary Education - In honor of Hillcrest Foundation

PLAN Dining Room - In honor of Texas Mutual Insurance

PLAN Reception - In honor of those who contributed to the 2008-2012 PLAN Capital Campaign

Food Pantry Shopping Area - Dedicated in Ethel Zale's honor by her children

Food Pantry Stock Room - In honor of North Texas Food Bank

Fitness Center - Dedicated by Raelaine Radnitz

Volunteer Break Room - In honor of Susie & Joel Litman

Food Pantry Managerʼs Office - Dedicated by Sally & Larry Wolfish in honor of Ann L. Brenner & Belle S. Wolfish

The Skybridge -Dedicated by DJ & Les Weisbrod

Building A

Building B FLOOR 2

FLOOR 2

Building A

Many spaces within this building have been named in honor of the generous donors who supported the Meeting the Moment campaign. Please see page 26 for a full list of named areas on the second floor.

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES • 10,120 SQ FT

The second floor of Building A houses JFS Dallasʼs administrative offices, including executive leadership, accounting, marketing, development, Human Resources, and grant management.

These behind-the-scenes teams help secure funding, steward community partnerships, and provide the operational support that enables JFS Dallasʼs frontline professionals to deliver critical services to over 22,000 individuals each year.

MEETING & BOARD ROOMS • 2,330 SQ FT

This area features a range of administrative meeting spaces, including the Board Room, Conference Room, Huddle Room, and Administrative Conference Room. Each space is designed to support internal collaboration, leadership discussions, and meetings with community partners. By creating dedicated spaces for strategic planning and partnership building, this area helps advance the mission of JFS Dallas and strengthens the coordinated delivery of whole-person care.

TENANT SPACE FOR LEASE • 7,200 SQ FT

Read more about this available space on page 28.

Board Room

Building B

Many spaces within this building have been named in honor of the generous donors who supported the Meeting the Moment campaign. Please see page 26 for a full list of named areas on the second floor.

CAREER & FINANCIAL SERVICES • 3,270 SQ FT

The Career and Financial Services (CFS) area of the new building features private offices where Career and Financial Coaches can meet confidentially with clients as they work toward financial stability and career success. The department provides one-on-one coaching and group workshops focused on budgeting, resume building, job search strategies, interview preparation, ESL classes, and digital literacy.

AT&T CONNECTED LEARNING CENTER

The CFS space also includes a specialized computer lab, the AT&T Connected Learning Center, which seats approximately 15 individuals and features computers arranged in a classroom-style setting. This lab serves as both a workstation for clients applying for jobs and a dedicated space for ESL, financial literacy, career networking, and other educational sessions led by our team of professional coaches and community partners.

TENANT SPACE FOR LEASE • 2,930 SQ FT

Read more about this available space on page 28.

BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES • 15,900 SQ FT

The new building significantly expands Behavioral Health services, with more than 40 private spaces for therapy and case management. Large windows bring in natural light and offer views of surrounding greenery, creating a calm, restorative environment for healing.

CHILDRENʼS BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES

The Childrenʼs Services wing includes a diagnostic testing room for assessing learning differences and developmental needs, as well as six play therapy rooms, doubling the capacity of our Arapaho office. The wing also features an observation room equipped with a one-way mirror, allowing clinical interns to observe therapy sessions and learn from our licensed therapists while maintaining a comfortable environment for the child.

At the heart of the space is a state-of-the-art sensory gym designed to support children with sensory processing challenges while helping them develop motor skills, coordination, communication, and emotional regulation. Filled with natural light and playful colors, the sensory gym is designed to feel welcoming and fun, somewhere any child would look forward to visiting. It features elements such as a rock-climbing wall, ball pit, interactive lights, and textured sensory elements. The space provides therapists with a dynamic environment to engage children through movement and play while supporting their emotional and developmental growth.

OLDER ADULT SERVICES

An accessible area on the second floor is dedicated to programs that support older adults and their caregivers. Services include care coordination, counseling, community chaplaincy, support groups, and specialized assistance for Holocaust survivors. These programs help older adults remain independent, connected, and supported as they age.

The Childrenʼs Behavioral Health

Sensory Gym is a bright, playful area where children build motor skills, coordination, and confidence through movement and interactive play.

Named Spaces, Second Floor

Building A

Administration Conference Room - In honor of the J.E. and L.E. Mabee Foundation

Small Huddle Room - In honor of Cindy & Irv Munn

Board Room - In honor of Barbara* & Stanley Rabin

Executive Conference Room - In honor of the Ochstein Family

President & CEO's Office - In honor of Jackie & Steve Waldman

Chief Advancement Officerʼs Office - In honor of Julie & Scott Miller

Director of Community Engagement Office - In honor of Debi & Peter Miller

Advancement Conference Room - Dedicated by the Toubin & Utay Families

Rabbiʼs Office - Community Chaplaincy Program generously funded by the Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas

Building B

Children's Behavioral Health Waiting Room - In honor of Lori & Michael A. Cohen and Family

Family Therapy Room 1 - In honor of Nancy Wiener Marcus

Family Therapy Room 2 - In honor of Carol & Steve Aaron

Large group room - In memory of Roslyn & Richard Polakoff

Group Room 1 - In honor of the William and Sylvia Zale Foundation

Group Room 2 - Dedicated by Julie & Jay Liberman in honor of Sally & Ray

Behavioral Health Office Space 1 - In honor of Lisa, Randy, Marlee, & Jonah Fleisher

Behavioral Health Office Space 2 - In honor of the Betsy & Marc Rosen Family

Behavioral Health Office Space 3 - Dedicated by Iris & Dennis Topletz

Speech Therapy Room - In honor of Gabriela & Sean Dalfen

Special Needs - In memory of Beverly T. Goldman

Diagnostic Testing Room - In honor of Peggy & Mark Zilbermann

Adolescent Therapy Room 1 - In honor of Dr. Diane Fagelman & David Birk

Children's Play Therapy Room 1 - In honor of Ruthy & Steven Rosenberg Family Foundation

Children's Play Therapy Room 2 - Dedicated by Ynette & James Hogue

Children's Play Therapy Room 3 - In honor of Fichtenbaum Charitable Trust

Children's Play Therapy Room 4 - In honor of Celia & Larry Schoenbrun

Career & Financial Services Conference Room - In honor of Hoblitzelle Foundation

PLAN Connections Suite - In honor of The Rees-Jones Foundation

Executive Suite - In honor of The Addy Foundation

The Grove Staff Lounge -Dedicated by the Harold Simmons Foundation

Career & Financial Services - Dedicated by Candy & Ike Brown and Family

Behavioral Health Services - Dedicated by Ann & Nate Levine and Family

Behavioral Health Observation Room - In Memory of Muriel and Ralph Pinkus

Behavioral Health Sensory Gym - Dedicated by The Dekelboum Family Foundation

Located at the main entrance, the Welcome Center warmly greets guests and deliveries, guiding them to offices, services, and resources throughout the building.

Lease Space Available

We offer thoughtfully designed office space for mission-aligned organizations. The JFS Dallas Karla & Larry Steinberg Building provides a collaborative environment where tenants and their clients benefit from close proximity to our wraparound services and access.

Flexible floor plans allow spaces to be tailored for individual organizations or shared among multiple tenants. In addition to modern, comfortable workspaces, tenants enjoy a range of amenities designed to support connection, efficiency, and growth. We welcome for-profit, nonprofit, and civic organizations whose work strengthens education, healthcare, housing, economic stability, and community connection in the Dallas area. Ideal tenants share JFS Dallasʼ core values of being welcoming, responsive, compassionate, and dedicated.

Amenities include:

All-inclusive pricing (utilities, maintenance, janitorial services, and security)

Flexible, customizable office layouts

A staffed Welcome Center for mail, deliveries, and guest reception

Use of Conference Center (up to 200 capacity), board room, and meeting spaces

Coffee bar and kitchen/breakroom

Ample on-site parking

Close proximity to a city park

We are proud to welcome these community partners to our campus:

Jewish Family Service of Dallas was founded in 1950. Our services address physical, emotional, nutritional, and financial well-being for all. From primary medical care to a food pantry, counseling, and career coaching, we ensure everyone has what they need to reach their full potential and shape their own lives.

Established in 2012, the Jewish Family Service of Dallas Foundation supports the long-term viability of JFS Dallas through planned giving and endowments. It allows thoughtful, generous participants to make a lasting difference in our community by establishing or contributing to a fund.

PLAN (People Living Active Now), a program of Jewish Family Service of Dallas, provides compassionate, community-based support for individuals with mental illness and their families.

Through connection, purpose, and meaningful work, members find a place to belong and a pathway to greater independence.

More Conneced Than Ever

With our new campus bringing JFS Dallas, the JFS Dallas Foundation, and PLAN under one roof, our newly redesigned website is bringing them together online, and weʼre making it easier than ever to stay connected.

Our new site is your one-stop destination for exploring volunteer opportunities, accessing programs, viewing events, getting help, and more. Seamlessly designed for both desktop and mobile, everything you need is now in one place.

www.jfsdallas.org