"I am an ORT Argentina Alum and former teacher. I founded Stoa Coaching, where I am a Personal Development Coach, and I also serve as a Growth Marketing Advisor for startups.”

"Involvement in the Jewish community is important to me, specifically Jewish education. My mom went on a mission with ORT several years back which is how I first heard of the organization.”

“I am very involved with the Jewish community and this has always been a large part of my life and Jewish identity. I am excited to be a part of the CohORT and learn more about the ways that ORT helps build Jewish communities throughout the world.”

“My personal connection to ORT is through my wife's grandmother. After surviving a Nazi work camp in Poland during WWI, she became a trained dental hygienist through ORT. After the war, ORT was there to help Jews become self-sufficient.”

"Jewish philanthropy is in my DNA. My mother joined the ORT national board a few years ago, after visiting ORT schools in Russia and Ukraine. It is a privilege to be following in her footsteps.”

“I became involved with ORT when my wife's uncle, Michael Perlmuter, asked me to join the Ohio Jurisprudence event’s planning committee. I felt a natural connection to ORT right from the start.”

“Jewish philanthropy is in my DNA. My mother joined the ORT national board a few years ago, after visiting ORT schools in Russia and Ukraine. It is a privilege to be following in her footsteps.”

“My connection to ORT is familial. Both my parents have been actively involved at the local and national level for decades. I have personally been involved with ORT since 2008 via various committees, the NextGen group, and the National Board.”

“I studied at and received my diploma from an ORT high school in Israel. I also volunteered for ORT in the past, and I am excited to continue my involvement in bettering access to education for all.”

“I am an ORT Argentina Alum and have been involved with ORT America for over 20 years. I currently serve on the ORT America National Board.”

“My family has always been involved in ORT; my grandfather was ORT's National President and a World ORT Board member, and my father is currently on the National Board. I look forward to carrying on my father's and grandfather's legacy.”

“I was introduced to ORT by my grandfather, Robert Sill, due to his involvement in the Cleveland chapter, as well as ORT’s national and international work. I'm excited to continue my family's connection to ORT alongside my sister, Alexis Perlmuter.”

"As a child, I observed my mom’s ORT fundraisers. As an adult, I learned about the training ORT provided to my wife's grandmother while in a displacement camp after the Holocaust. I've seen first-hand the difference ORT makes.”

“I sit on four local Detroit Jewish boards, including JFMD and ORT Michigan, and have chaired many ORT events. My involvement in ORT comes from my dad, who was a past President.”

“My dad, Ken Korotkin, a former ORT Michigan president, took me to visit an ORT school in Israel as a young adult. I have been on committees and chaired ORT Michigan events and currently serve on the Board of Directors.”

“I have served on the board of ORT Atlanta for two years. My parents are from Argentina and while they never went to an ORT school, many of their friends did and still speak highly of ORT.”

“I first got involved with ORT when a client, who was an ORT student and went on to become a teacher after surviving the Holocaust, left an estate gift to ORT. I've been a Board member for six years.”