P’nina Seplowitz, former Development Officer for The Areivim Philanthropic Group in New York, has been named the next Executive Director of OneFamily USA, the Teaneck-based national organization that provides rehabilitation and financial support to families and victims of terror in Israel.
Originally from West Hartford, Connecticut, P’nina is a graduate of Yeshiva University’s Sy Syms School of Business and after serving as the Senior Vice President of Marketing for MagazinesUSA for over a decade, she decided to focus her career on Jewish nonprofit and Israel-related work. P’nina is the founder of American Friends of Yesh Atid, a not-for-profit organization that promotes social and educational programs in Israel and the US in line with the values of the political party in Israel. She is the author of two books, a children’s book, Once Upon a Vegetable, and her grandmother’s Holocaust memoir, White Angel. She is a member of the Bergen County Holocaust Memorial Committee and sits on the board of a new nonprofit organization that promotes Israel Advocacy. P’nina lives in Teaneck with her husband and their three children.
P’nina says of her new position, “I am excited to be part of OneFamily, where I can continue making a positive impact within Israeli society. I hope to build upon years of experience and leadership in for-profit and nonprofit management and strategically guide the organization forward. Working together with its dedicated board of directors, I look forward to continuing the truly incredible work that OneFamily does for victims of terror in Israel. It’s devastating that we live in a time when tensions are dangerously high in the Middle East and terror in Israel is rampant. The needs of victims and their families are endless and I am honored to work for an organization which helps provide the extraordinary gift of support that leads to successful rehabilitation.”
Since 2001, OneFamily has worked in the face of terror to facilitate a resilient Israeli society. OneFamily meets the diverse, intensive and chronic needs of Israel’s terror victims through a comprehensive and professional family approach, developing an individualized rehabilitation program for each victim of terror for as long they need it. OneFamily is a registered 501(c)(3) and all contributions are tax-deductible in the United States.
For more information visit www.OneFamilyTogether.org.
