Jeffrey Wilks

Provides national commercial banking services

Operates as a business and economic advocacy organization

The Museum at Eldridge Street is housed in the historic Eldridge Street Synagogue, a national historic landmark built in 1887 by Eastern European Jewish immigrants. The private company is based in New York, NY. The museum functions as a cultural and educational institution dedicated to preserving and sharing immigrant Jewish heritage and the synagogue’s architectural features. It offers exhibitions on Jewish culture, history, and art; public and private tours; educational programs for students and educators; and hosts cultural events such as the annual multicultural "Egg Rolls, Egg Creams, and Empanadas Street Festival." The museum also provides event space rental with an emphasis on kosher catering and historic ambiance. Artistic additions include a stained glass window by Kiki Smith and Deborah Gans and a mosaic floor featuring zodiac signs linked to the Jewish calendar. The museum promotes interfaith understanding and community engagement through themed programs and is open Sunday through Friday.

Central Synagogue is a reform Jewish congregation that provides a range of programs and services including worship, adult engagement classes and groups, youth and family education, and life cycle events. The non-profit company is based in New York, NY. The synagogue emphasizes inclusivity and offers pastoral care, social work support, and community healing programs. It engages in social justice initiatives such as addressing food insecurity, climate justice, refugee resettlement, and re-entry programs, partnering with organizations to support vulnerable populations. The community also offers opportunities for volunteerism, learning, and cultural enrichment through podcasts, sermons, educational materials, and family-friendly events.