The Jewish Children's Museum honors Shkury at 8th annual golf celebration
The Jewish Children's Museum honored Shimon Shkury, president of Ariel Property Advisors, at its 8th Annual Golf & Tennis Celebration held at the Cold Spring Country Club in Huntington.
In accepting his award, Shkury said, "Part of our company's mission is to be involved, very involved in the communities we operate in; specifically when it comes to education of children and youth. The Jewish Children's Museum is the kind of organization we are very happy to support. Its uniqueness is that it educates children and the community about Jewish heritage and culture and promotes religious tolerance in our diverse city."
Fred Daniels and Rob Cecere, of Daniels Norelli Scully & Cecere, also were honored at the event, which was chaired by Mark and Matt Engel of Langsam Property Services Corp.
Located in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, the 50,000 s/f Jewish Children's Museum offers interactive exhibits and programs that share the history, values, and traditions of the Jewish culture with children of all faiths and backgrounds, and fosters tolerance and understanding among all people.
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