The Rabbi Nathanial and Shirley Pollack Memorial Foundation
Legacy 613 was founded through the generosity of The Rabbi Nathanial and Shirley Pollack Memorial Foundation. Rabbi Dr. Nathaniel Pollack and his wife Shirley z”l dedicated their lives to working with Jewish communities in Colorado and California. Rabbi Pollack served as a pulpit rabbi and a dedicated chaplain, bringing warmth, light, and hope to all he served. Shirley taught Hebrew and was a lifelong member of Hadassah. Shirley felt very strongly about the need for Modern Orthodox schools to teach Jewish youth middot and character development.
Shirley Pollack also felt very strongly about the need for Modern Orthodox schools to teach Jewish youth middot and character development, another initiative Legacy 613 expects to launch in the future.
To those who knew them, Nat Pollack was a vibrant, outgoing personality whose energy and enthusiasm belied his years. Shirley was a reserved, highly intelligent woman who was instrumental in donating the bulk of their estate to charities.
The Pollacks cared deeply about the future of the Jewish people, but sadly had no children. The Pollack Memorial Foundation is a fulfillment of their lifelong missions - Jewish education and pastoral care.
To those who knew them, Nat Pollack was a vibrant, outgoing personality whose energy and enthusiasm belied his years. Shirley was a reserved, highly intelligent woman who was instrumental in donating the bulk of their estate to charities.
The Pollacks cared deeply about the future of the Jewish people, but sadly had no children. The Pollack Memorial Foundation is a fulfillment of their lifelong missions - Jewish education and pastoral care.
The foundation is committed to directing funds to making prayer a priority in Jewish schools and to teaching Jewish chaplaincy and medical ethics in Israel.
The Pollack Memorial Foundation is a fulfillment of their lifelong missions - Jewish education and pastoral care. The Pollacks cared deeply about the future of the Jewish people, but sadly had no children. They did, however, leave future generations a wonderful legacy - Legacy 613.