An important benefactress of Brandeis University, Florence Grunsfeld Heller made her mark as one of the first women to run a general Jewish organization, the Jewish Welfare Board.

Julia Horn Hamburger dedicated her career to the health and education of women and children through both Jewish and secular organizations.

Elinor Guggenheimer focused her career in city government on higher standards for childcare and on greater representation of women in politics.

Tatyana Grosman helped make American printmaking a respected medium through Universal Limited Art Editions (ULAE), the studio and publishing house she founded in 1957.