Dr. Gordon May retired six years ago and since then has never stopped working for the Atlanta Chapter of the American Red Cross. He has been Captain of Georgia’s Northeastern District Disaster Action Team and has taught over 50 disaster classes that trained hundreds of volunteers. He has been a leader in countless disaster situations including the 2007 Bluffton University bus crash and 2008 tornados. Gordon is ready and willing to do big jobs and small jobs such as disaster public relations, fundraising, client data entry, and case or shelter reviews.  Dr. May has spent 4,500 hours in service with the organization and has touched the lives of victims of personal and community tragedies.

“Never doubt that a small group of committed people can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.” Margaret Mead

Stephen Kutner has served as volunteer Medical Director for JHI for seven years. In that time, he trained thousands of healthcare providers. “Due to Dr. Kutner, the “Blind Club” of Romania is now the “Formerly Blind Club!” He must be a doctor and a politician to be effective in the world. In only 7 years, Jewish Healthcare International has been able to train thousands of healthcare providers, therefore providing better care for all of the patients. Between international training missions, Steve Kutner has also worked tirelessly to secure pharmaceuticals, durable medical goods and equipment valued over half a million dollars that have gone to the program’s service sites.

“The only ones among us who will be really happy are those how have sought and found how to serve.” Albert Schweitzer