Generously hosted by
Lynn Factor and Sheldon Inwentash.
In Conversation with art advisor,
David Moos.
Tuesday, June 24, 2025
Pay your pledge or add your name to the wait list
Afternoon Event 1:00-3:30 PM
Evening Event 7:00-9:30 PM
Fundraising Focus
Your generous support of this CHW (Canadian Hadassah-WIZO) fundraiser will benefit youth mental health services and the treatment of soldiers, hostage survivors, and civilians at the new Gandel Rehabilitation Centre at Hadassah Hospital, Mount Scopus in Jerusalem; PTSD treatment at Shamir Medical Centre located in Lod, south of Tel Aviv; and Boost Child and Youth Advocacy Centre in Toronto through Franny’s Fund.
Our Hosts
Lynn Factor and Sheldon Inwentash are philanthropists dedicated to tikkun olam, making this world a better place. Their values are reflected in their strong support of numerous charitable causes in Israel and Canada. Lynn is a member of the Israel Museums and Arts, Canada Board, which is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to enriching, promoting, and celebrating Israeli arts and culture by raising awareness and financial support for the Israel Museum. Additionally, Lynn and Sheldon have provided foundational funding and numerous scholarships to the Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work at the University of Toronto and the Children’s Aid Foundation of Canada. Collecting art is their passion and they have built a museum worthy collection beyond the artwork in their home. Artworks from their collection are regularly on loan to various museums around the globe. This year CHW Toronto Machar Chapter is grateful to Lynn and Sheldon for graciously opening their home and sharing the story of their collecting journey and longstanding relationship with distinguished expert, David Moos.
Our Presenter
David Moos, PhD, is the president and founder of David Moos Art Advisory, a boutique art advisory placing museum-calibre works of art in private and public collections. David is the former Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art at the Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto (2004-2011) and the Birmingham Museum of Art, Birmingham (1998-2004). He received a BA from McGill University, Montreal, and a MA and PhD in Art History from Columbia University, New York. David chaired the Art Committee for Public Places for the City of Toronto from 2006-2011. In 2020, he co-founded Museum Exchange, an innovative digital platform for art donations that enables museums to access works of art being offered by collectors nationwide. CHW Toronto Machar Chapter sincerely thanks David Moos for generously sharing his knowledge and expertise with us at this special event.
THANK YOU TO OUR GENEROUS SPONSORS
CURATORIAL SPONSOR
Marla & Aubrey Dan
Maxine Granovsky Gluskin
ART SPONSOR
Nita & Sam Goldband
*Leila & Gary Lax
Renee & Ralph Wolfe
DESIGN SPONSOR
Susan & Allan Fenwick
*Abby & Perry Minuk
*Sheila & Danny Rother
Steve & Hyla Satov
Jay Smith
ARTS PHILANTHROPIST
Sharon Baruch
Shelley & Danny Baruch
Daniel & Lauren Glazerman
Al Libeld/Tribute Communities
Rochelle Reichert
**Beverly Reisman & Ed Rosenblat
*Marlene & Ron Richardson
**Debra & Bruce Roher
ARTS BENEFACTOR
Debbie & Mark Bank
*Judy Betel Goldstein & Marvin Goldstein
Karen & Stephen Diamond
Shirley Glick
Joy D. Kaufman
David & Sally Laren
Louise & Gary Tenenbaum
Annette & Ted Wine
ARTS PATRON
Andrea & Allan Bronstein
Ellen & Jerry Fialkov
*Debbie Gorman
Rhonda Hoffman
Fern Reich & Steven Sofer
*Dianne & Grant Roebuck
Susan & John Rose
Meryl Rosenthal
Karen & Barry Sacks
*Arlene Solomon
Debbie Steinberg
Gary & Sula Stern
Susan & David Van Der Hout
ARTS ADVOCATE
Wendy Blumenthal
Pamela & John Calderone
Mona Caplan & Barry Stork
Betty Eisenstadt
Brenda Faibish
Marla Freedman
Corrie Gancman
Ann Goodman
Annette Goodman
Elaine Grossman
Dyan Kirshenbaum
Dorit Mevorach
Risa Mintz
Esther Nadler
Sharon & Mark Pearlstein
*Pamela Permack
Sari Rajsky
*Gayla Schwartz
Reesa Sud
Jennifer Tugg
Tina Urman
Carolyn Weiss
Connie Zwingerman
**Lead Co-Chairs. | *Chairs and Committee
If we exceed our goals for a project commitment, due to donor generosity, we reserve the right to reallocate the additional funds raised to other funding commitments in Israel or Canada.
