Men's Associates

The Sinai Men's Associates was founded by a group of men interested in providing volunteer and financial support to the hospital and its patients. Members serve as ambassadors to the community, and are involved in a variety of fund raising activities and the sponsorship of patient/family programs. The Men's Associates offers its members a chance to:

• gain reward and satisfaction through participation in monthly Sunday entertainment programs for patients and families
• enjoy the camaraderie of fellow members at special social and education programs
• help make a difference by working on the organization's fund raising programs including the successful annual calendar project and poker tournaments
• participate in the Men's Associates Alzheimer's Scholarship program

 

EVENTS

The Sinai Men's Associates host a series of breakfast and dinners throughout the year featuring interesting speakers from the worlds of entertainment, politics, business and the arts. The 2008-09 series will resume in the fall - a listing of upcoming topics and speakers will be posted as the programs are developed. Please call 781-297-1333 for more information.

Cycles for Sinai

A Poker Run to benefit New England Sinai Hospital
presented by the Sinai Men's Associates
Sunday, September 14, 2008 (rain date: Sept. 21)

Major sponsor; Costco Wholesale

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Mike Adams host of “Planet Mikey” on WEEI Radio, was the featured speaker at a breakfast talk presented by the New England Sinai Hospital Men’s Associates Speaker Series on Sunday, November 4, 2007.

 

Left to right: Mike Adams, WEEI Radio Host, Thomas O’Connor, President of the Sinai Men’s Associates, and Lester P. Schindel, President and CEO of Sinai. Schindel and O’Connor presented Adams with some memorabilia after his talk.

Thomas O’Connor (left) and Mike Adams at the Planet Mikey breakfast talk.

 

 

Cycles For Sinai

The Sinai Men's Associates sponsored a 50-mile motorcycle run to benefit New England Sinai Hospital on Sunday, October 21, 2007

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Focusing their efforts directly on Sinai patients, the members of the Men's Associates have purchased a wide-range of patient care and rehabilitation equipment including:

• portable x-ray machines
• universal gym equipment for physical therapy
• adult day health chairs
• work cube for outpatient occupational therapy
• specialty bed for dialysis patients
• video equipment for patient education
• In addition, the group has created named funds within the Fund for the Future and Pulmonary Endowments.

(l to r) Mark S. Cohen of Sharon and Second Vice President of Sinai Men’s Associates, Harold Cohen, Esq. of Foxboro, member of the Sinai Board of Directors and past president of the Men's Associates and Thomas ‘Tiny’ O’Connor of Randolph and President of the Sinai Men’s Associates and Sinai Board Member. The Sinai Men’s Associates recently honored Harold Cohen, Esq., attorney, distinguished community leader and longtime New England Sinai Hospital Board member, for his many contributions to the hospital.

New England Sinai Hospital President and CEO Lester P. Schindel presents a citation to Harold Cohen, Esq., attorney, distinguished community leader and longtime New England Sinai Hospital Board member.

 

Officers and Executive Board

President - Thomas O'Connor
1st Vice President - Earl Gashin
2nd Vice president - Mark Cohen
Secretary - Barry Goverman*
Treasurer - Joseph Boise

 

Board of Directors

David Baskin
Lester Boone*
Harold Cohen*
Donald Goldberg
Sumner Goldman
Martin Goverman
Bertram Grand*
Roger Kahan
Thomas Leavitt*
Ron Lombardi
Uziel Ponn
A. Marjorie Sandman
Lester P. Schindel
Richard Stairman*
Daniel Tollis

In Memoriam:

Albert Burak
Albert Rosoff*
Edward Rosoff

*Past President

 

Board meetings are usually held on the last Thursday of each month. Various educational, social and fundraising activities are held throughout the year.
 

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For more information about membership call (781) 297-1333 or e-mail msandman@nesinai.org.

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