President Gerald Ford and Esther Rosenblatt Landa
Esther Landa giving her acceptance speech in 1975 as the newly elected president of the National Council of Jewish Women, after 29 years of volunteer work with the NCJW Utah Section.
Become a Member of Esther's Circle Legacy Group
The following are the levels of giving for your consideration.
Bronze Member: $100 – $249Silver Member: $250 – $499
Gold Member: $500 – $999
Platinum Member: $1,000 +
Why did Esther Rosenblatt Landa help co-found NCJW Utah?
With like-minded advocates, Frances Dolowitz and Corrine Sweet, Landa co-founded the Utah children’s educational program, HEADSTART.
Before 1940, Esther Rosenblatt Landa, a Utah women’s rights activist, understood the influence of the national headquarters of NCJW had on mentoring current and future leaders of local communities making a difference within their state.
The granddaughter of Polish Jewish immigrant Nathan Rosenblat, Esther Rosenblatt Landa cared deeply about public education, children’s welfare, family health, women’s rights, and human equality—and what NCJW Utah can do to help. She understood the need to support and increase NCJW Utah’s membership growth and visibility.
She passionately advocated leadership programs such as those held at the Washington Institute and right here in Salt Lake City. She emphasized the need to foster public policy activities, raise awareness, broaden community, help new immigrants and refugees, and provided NCJW Utah participation at the legislature.
And she knew most of this came with a price tag—traveling to conferences, attending training programs, and putting on informative programs that will impact the many rather than the few.
At 100 years old, Esther encourages NCJW Utah to fulfill their goals
NCJW Utah Section hosts Esther Landa’s 100th, Birthday Celebration
In 2012, during Esther's birthday party, NCJW Utah announces the fundraising program "Esther's Circle Legacy Group". A program enabling NCJW Utah Section to thrive into the future . . . l'dor v'dor . . . from generation to generation.
Esther’s Memorial was held on April 12, 2015 at the Salt Lake Country Club. NCJW Utah Section President at the time, Eileen Hallet Stone gave a heart-warming tribute.
President Gerald Ford and Esther Rosenblatt Landa
Esther Landa giving her acceptance speech in 1975 as the newly elected president of the National Council of Jewish Women, after 29 years of volunteer work with the NCJW Utah Section.
Become a Member of Esther's Circle Legacy Group
The following are the levels of giving for your consideration.
Bronze Member: $100 – $249Silver Member: $250 – $499
Gold Member: $500 – $999
Platinum Member: $1,000 +
Why did Esther Rosenblatt Landa help co-found NCJW Utah?
With like-minded advocates, Frances Dolowitz and Corrine Sweet, Landa co-founded the Utah children’s educational program, HEADSTART.
Before 1940, Esther Rosenblatt Landa, a Utah women’s rights activist, understood the influence of the national headquarters of NCJW had on mentoring current and future leaders of local communities making a difference within their state.
The granddaughter of Polish Jewish immigrant Nathan Rosenblat, Esther Rosenblatt Landa cared deeply about public education, children’s welfare, family health, women’s rights, and human equality—and what NCJW Utah can do to help. She understood the need to support and increase NCJW Utah’s membership growth and visibility.
She passionately advocated leadership programs such as those held at the Washington Institute and right here in Salt Lake City. She emphasized the need to foster public policy activities, raise awareness, broaden community, help new immigrants and refugees, and provided NCJW Utah participation at the legislature.
And she knew most of this came with a price tag—traveling to conferences, attending training programs, and putting on informative programs that will impact the many rather than the few.
At 100 years old, Esther encourages NCJW Utah to fulfill their goals
NCJW Utah Section hosts Esther Landa’s 100th, Birthday Celebration
In 2012, during Esther's birthday party, NCJW Utah announces the fundraising program "Esther's Circle Legacy Group". A program enabling NCJW Utah Section to thrive into the future . . . l'dor v'dor . . . from generation to generation.
Esther’s Memorial was held on April 12, 2015 at the Salt Lake Country Club. NCJW Utah Section President at the time, Eileen Hallet Stone gave a heart-warming tribute.
Become a Member of Esther's Circle Legacy Group
The following are the levels of giving for your consideration.
Bronze Member: $100 – $249Silver Member: $250 – $499
Gold Member: $500 – $999
Platinum Member: $1,000 +
Why did Esther Rosenblatt Landa help co-found NCJW Utah?
With like-minded advocates, Frances Dolowitz and Corrine Sweet, Landa co-founded the Utah children’s educational program, HEADSTART.
Before 1940, Esther Rosenblatt Landa, a Utah women’s rights activist, understood the influence of the national headquarters of NCJW had on mentoring current and future leaders of local communities making a difference within their state.
The granddaughter of Polish Jewish immigrant Nathan Rosenblat, Esther Rosenblatt Landa cared deeply about public education, children’s welfare, family health, women’s rights, and human equality—and what NCJW Utah can do to help. She understood the need to support and increase NCJW Utah’s membership growth and visibility.
She passionately advocated leadership programs such as those held at the Washington Institute and right here in Salt Lake City. She emphasized the need to foster public policy activities, raise awareness, broaden community, help new immigrants and refugees, and provided NCJW Utah participation at the legislature.
And she knew most of this came with a price tag—traveling to conferences, attending training programs, and putting on informative programs that will impact the many rather than the few.
At 100 years old, Esther encourages NCJW Utah to fulfill their goals
NCJW Utah Section hosts Esther Landa’s 100th, Birthday Celebration
In 2012, during Esther's birthday party, NCJW Utah announces the fundraising program "Esther's Circle Legacy Group". A program enabling NCJW Utah Section to thrive into the future . . . l'dor v'dor . . . from generation to generation.
Esther’s Memorial was held on April 12, 2015 at the Salt Lake Country Club. NCJW Utah Section President at the time, Eileen Hallet Stone gave a heart-warming tribute.
President Gerald Ford and Esther Rosenblatt Landa
Esther Landa giving her acceptance speech in 1975 as the newly elected president of the National Council of Jewish Women, after 29 years of volunteer work with the NCJW Utah Section.
