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For their ongoing support and leadership, the College recognized the Adlers with honorary degrees in 1999. In 2012, the couple made a $2 million gift to establish the Adler Center for Nursing Excellence, the home of the College’s highly-acclaimed and expanding nursing programs, as well as state-of-the-art labs to enhance the education of all science students. In 2007, the Adlers created this award, the College’s 100th endowed scholarship.

Adler has provided leadership on the Board of Governors of the Ramapo College Foundation and the Adlers’ support has strengthened countless programs at the College–from the theater program to the Havemeyer Edible Garden. The Adlers have been involved with Ramapo College since the early 1990s. They now also have a center in West Orange, one in their honor in Jerusalem, as well as several other satellite centers in New Jersey. This community-based center has received worldwide recognition for its programs for people with aphasia and their caregivers. Adler suffered a stroke in 1993, they founded the Adler Aphasia Center in Maywood. Adler have been honored by the ADL, UJA, Boys Town of Jerusalem, Bergen Community College, Hadassah, NJ Speech and Hearing Association and the National Aphasia Association.Īfter Mr. Gold Foundation for Humanism in Medicine, the Center for Inter-Religious Understanding, the Community Resource Council, the Jewish Home, and Rehabilitation Center and the USA Toy Lending Library Association.

Adler is a member of the board at the Arnold P. In addition to being successful entrepreneurs, the Adlers have been committed community activists. Myron is now an international promotional gifts firm that markets its products exclusively to other businesses and is one of the largest businesses in Bergen County. Together, Elaine and Myron (Mike) Adler founded Myron Manufacturing Corporation in 1949, the same year they married.

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