How Others Have Given

Just as good science is all about people, so is good philanthropy. Here are just a few stories of Weizmann donors whose gifts serve as models of innovative, personalized philanthropy.

Lilly Salcman and Her Daughters Join Together to Memorialize Their Late Husband and Father with a Professorial Chair

Read the story of how Holocaust survivor Lilly Salcman and her daughters, Julie Salamon and Dr. Suzanne Salamon, joined together to create an endowment fund in memory of their late husband and father.

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Sally Appelbaum Pioneers Concept of “Discovery Endowment Fund”

Maks Etingin Uses IRA to Create Endowed Scholars Program

Mary Helen Rowen Creates Music and Science Research Fund in Memory of Her Mother

Donald L. Kirk Creates Center for Childhood Cancer and Immunological Diseases

Stanley Posthorn Creates “Double Mitzvah”

Norman Cohen’s Great Legacy to Weizmann Includes an Endowment Fund That Will Grow Over Time

Ira and Gail Mondry Create Professorial Chair Funded in Part with Income from a Charitable Lead Trust

Martin Slotkin and Dr. Frances Gruen-Slotkin Establish Seven Charitable Gift Annuities