Dr. Hamburg also serves as the longtime and dedicated President of Tower Cancer Research Foundation. The Tower community came together in an overwhelming show of generosity and support, raising over $940,000 and the foundation expects to meet its $1,000,000 Gala goal in the next several
"Annenberg early on saw the visionary merit of this, not just to the mountain lions but to the whole ecosystem," Pratt told the Courier. "This $25 million gift is just another signal that will get us to the finish line."
Over the years, Anne Douglas received countless recognitions of appreciation. One of the most meaningful was the Jefferson Award for Greatest Public Service of a Private Citizen, which she received at the Kennedy Center in Washington in 2003.
"One of the things we focus on is the positive impact survivors have had on their own children and families. We discussed this internally and want to focus more on this. Our goal is to share the intergenerational impact of survivors and highlight second generations
Visionary Women Co-Founder and Beverly Hills Councilperson Lili Bosse told the Courier, "Today's summit was the quickest two hours I have ever experienced.
"With The Foundation's rich history and track record of support for Jewish causes locally, in Israel and around the world, as well as across the general community, its mission has never been more important than during these challenging times where need is greater than ever.
Community goodwill also took center stage the first weekend of 2021.
As 2020 comes to a close, the Beverly Hills Courier would like to recognize a number of entities that have impacted the lives of our community.
"Our 26th Annual Gala Celebration was our most successful gala to date," said Petersen Automotive Museum Executive Director Terry L. Karges.
"For voluntary service, I did a few things. I tutored through one of Beverly Hills' After-School Programs.
