The Bal Harbour Police Legacy Foundation is a nonprofit organization that aims to bridge the gap between law enforcement and inner-city kids. The Finker-Frenkel Family Foundation recently donated $8,000 to the Bal Harbour Police Legacy Foundation to provide school uniforms, supplies, backpacks and other educational necessities to over 500 local students. Read more…
In 2022, the Finker-Frenkel Family Foundation committed to funding a Project: Cold Case billboard campaign to raise awareness of unsolved murders.
The Finker-Frenkel Family Foundation helped build the memorial in 2018.
The Finker-Frenkel Family Foundation is a proud sponsor of the Miami Herbert Business School’s annual Business Plan Competition. In 2017, the Foundation established the Business Plan Competition Endowed Fund, which will fund the endeavor for decades to come. Open to all University of Miami students and recent alumni, the competition awards Read more…
The Fraternal Order of Police Jacksonville Consolidated Lodge 5-30 is an active and robust arm of the Fraternal Order of Police (FOP), representing more than 3,000 active and retired law enforcement officers.
The gala raised $2.7 million for Make-A-Wish® and attracted a veritable who’s who of celebrities, business executives and community leaders with the collective goal of providing hope for children with critical illnesses and their families.
It’s been an incredible year here at the Finker-Frenkel Family Foundation. As we gear up for 2022, we are proud to share our 2021 Impact Report, which details all the exciting things we’ve been up to over the last 12 months.
Already a first-rate facility, Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital is in the process of adding four floors, including the 8th, which will be the new home of a Garth Brooks Teammates for Kids Child Life Zone.
The Finker-Frenkel Family Foundation has been a proud supporter of the Center since 2019.
Finker-Frenkel Family Foundation Director Eugene Frenkel spoke today at a groundbreaking ceremony for the Finker-Frenkel Wish House, a new five-story, 30,000-square-foot building in Miami’s Overtown neighborhood that will act as a permanent home for Make-A-Wish Southern Florida and the critically ill children and families it serves.