Sydne Jacoby Foundation Newsletter

Dear Family and Friends,

This letter is addressed to the amazing people that have been part of The Sydne Jacoby Foundation. Regardless of your length of involvement - from the creation of the Foundation or a recent addition to our family - you have contributed to the success of our mission. We are very grateful for your support and hard work.

The Sydne Jacoby Foundation’s success enabled us to contribute to many wonderful needy and charitable organizations over the past four years. With your help, SJF has contributed to Alzheimer’s Association, American Cancer Society, Autism Speaks, Children’s Miracle Network, Chrohn’s and Colitis Foundation, Hydrocephalus Association, Juvenile Diabetes, The Mary Brennan Inn, Memorial Sloan Kettering, Oceanside High School Scholarship, Oliver’s Fund, Ushers Syndrome and many more. Syd would be so proud!!

The Foundation’s initial goal was the establishment and support of the Oceanside High School Scholarship in Sydne’s memory. Syd was a giver. The SJF’s supporters followed her lead and the Foundation has since grown and made a powerful impact far beyond our humble beginning. We could never have imagined the power of such generous people and corporate sponsors who support our passion to give back to those in need. We feel it is time to expand the Foundation’s impact even further.

We would like to reach out to businesses that are not familiar with The Sydne Jacoby Foundation and introduce them to our work and contributions to our community and charities. It is our hope that you will share our mission with those you know in order that others may donate and we can increase our giving.

Please don’t hesitate to personally contact us and help us make connections with possible individual and corporate donors. The Sydne Jacoby Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that was founded in April 2013. With your assistance and support we hope to continue to give back and make an impact on people’s lives for many more years to come.

With Sincere Thanks,

Nadine, Dean and Josh Jacoby