Madison Park family named Outstanding Philanthropists

Madison Park family named Outstanding Philanthropists

Madison Park family named Outstanding Philanthropists

The Association of Fundraising Professionals Washington Chapter has named a Madison Park family among the outstanding philanthropists it will honor at its National Philanthropy Day luncheon on Nov. 5.

Stan and Michele Rosen’s family, who live in Madison Park, were named Outstanding Philanthropic Family. The family’s philanthropic efforts trace back to Herbert and Rita Rosen, who made it their lives’ mission to give back. Herb served as the president of the Stroum Jewish Community Center and the Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle and as a founder of the Jewish Day School of Metropolitan Seattle.

Stan and Michele’s community service and philanthropic leadership spans across the Puget Sound region, with a focus on creating opportunities for youths, improving educational resources and fostering community. Stan is a fundraising ambassador for United Way of King County. Michele is on the board of the national American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee.

The Rosen’s children and grandchildren are following in their parents’ and grandparents’ footsteps by also leading philanthropic lives.

The National Philanthropy Day luncheon is open to the public. Registration begins at 11 a.m., and the luncheon starts at noon. To register, go to www.afpwashington.org/2014-national-philanthropy-day or call (206) 367-8704.