Gregory Englesbe was recognized by the Politz Day School of Cherry Hill, a forty-eight year old Orthodox Jewish day school for children from Preschool through Eighth Grade, for his support.

“Families and homes are the cornerstones of the communities we live in,” Greg Englesbe said, in acknowledging the recognition. “I was pleased to help the Politz Day School to ensure that no child be denied a Jewish education because of financial difficulty.”

The Day School’s Director of Development Martha Karasick said that the support of donors like Greg Englesbe is essential to the school’s mission. “Through your generous support of our Annual Gala Tribute Dinner, we have been able to raise the funds much needed to provide tuition assistance to the children and families of our community facing financial difficulty. Your donation will have direct impact on this effort and we are thankful for all your support.”

Since it was formed in 1968, the Politz Day School has become one of the fastest growing schools in New Jersey. It was one of the first four Jewish day schools in the United States to be recognized as a “national model school” by the Partnership for Excellence in Jewish Education.

Greg Englesbe is the founder and CEO of E Mortgage Management LLC in Cherry Hill. He has always been a supporter of worthy causes, and has been cited for his other philanthropic contributions. He is a generous supporter of the U.S. military through Kerbeck Corvette’s 12th Annual Toys for Tots Corvette Run in Atlantic City, New Jersey, and is also a supporter of the Rowan University Foundation.

Toys for Tots is an annual toy drive run by the United States Marine Corps Reserve League. The Rowan University Foundation advances the mission of Rowan University in Glassboro, New Jersey. Greg Englesbe’s gift to the Rowan University Foundation was designated to support Child Abuse Research and Education and Services (CARES) Institute at Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine.

Greg Englesbe is a New Jersey native, and a graduate of Rider University. He makes his home in Cherry Hill.

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