Thank you for joining me in supporting the Louis August Jonas Foundation and Camp Rising Sun by contributing to my Alumni Weekend/Walk-Bike-Run fundraiser! As you may know, I am proud to serve on the board of this incredible organization.

Twenty-three years ago, I embarked on a transformative journey at Camp Rising Sun, a summer program that profoundly reshaped my destiny. Today, as a Member of the Board of Directors for this exceptional international scholarship program, I find myself returning to the very grounds that forged my resolve. As we gear up for our annual alumni reunion, my commitment is unwavering: every penny I muster will fuel the 2024 Camp Rising Sun Programs, empowering over 150 campers from more than 30 countries to master the art of compassionate leadership and translate it into tangible action. For those intrigued by our cause, I encourage you to delve deeper into our ethos at lajf.org and witness our mission come to life on our Instagram page.

Beyond my engagement with Camp Rising Sun, I am a founding member and director at the Odesa Worldwide Club New York chapter—an organization dedicated to the preservation and promotion of cultural heritage and the arts within the Odesan Diaspora. My professional arena as the Managing Partner at Sinayskaya Yuniver P.C. sees me navigating the complexities of Business Law, Health Care Law, and pioneering Real Estate Development projects aimed at revitalizing low-income housing in New York City. An alumnus of Hunter College and Hofstra University School of Law, my roots trace back to Ukraine, though it was Brooklyn that molded me. Residing in Park Slope, Brooklyn, my commitment to the South Brooklyn Eastern European and Jewish Community remains a cornerstone of my identity.

My journey with Camp Rising Sun began in 2001 and 2002, further enriched by my participation in the Pacific Rim International Camp in 2003.