Honoring Myron Schulman
Myron Schulman first came upon The Center 22 years ago, when his youngest son, Judah, was seeking an organization to support with his Bar Mitzvah project. In their research, Myron and his siblings found themselves in Ramat Aviv, where they met The Center's founder, Moshe Rashkes z"l. The die was cast, and a connection — and deep relationship — was formed immediately, one that persists to this day.
He and his wife Charlene have been blessed with four wonderful children and their equally wonderful spouses, as well as seven lovely, healthy grandchildren. This next generation has fully embraced The Center themselves, and Myron is certain this will continue as their grandchildren grow and have the opportunity to witness the power of adaptive sport and the impact of The Center on both its own community and the State of Israel at large.
Myron has been engaged in business and law alongside his brother for over 50 years.
Featuring the Sklar Brothers
Twin brothers, lifelong collaborators, and two of the most versatile performers working in comedy today, the Sklars built their career at the intersection of sports and comedy — creating and starring in the ESPN cult hit Cheap Seats, hosting History Channel's United Stats of America, and appearing in What We Do in the Shadows, Better Call Saul, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Grey's Anatomy, and It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. They currently write and perform on Amazon's Good Sports with Kevin Hart and Kenan Thompson.
On December 3, the Sklar Brothers — two of comedy's biggest sports fans — take the stage for the Israel ParaSport Center's Teaming with Laughter.