Congregation Emanu-El of San Francisco
Anat Pilovsky has extensive experience in various leadership roles within the arts and Jewish community sectors. Currently serving as a Board Member for the Textile Arts Council at the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco and as the San Francisco Bay Area Chair for Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, Pilovsky has successfully organized and promoted events such as the Walk of Art Shoe exhibition. Additional contributions include board membership with the American Jewish Committee, where diplomatic relationships were fostered, and involvement with Congregation Emanu-El's Israel Action Committee, organizing events featuring prominent figures. A seasoned real estate agent and consultant since 1987, Pilovsky has marketed and sold numerous construction projects in the San Francisco area. Past roles include significant positions with the Jewish Community Federation and the Jewish Community High School of the Bay. Pilovsky holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communications from the University of San Francisco.
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Congregation Emanu-El of San Francisco
Congregation Emanu-El is dedicated to advancing our members' lifelong involvement in Judaism, engaging them in communal prayer (avodah), the study of sacred texts (Torah), and the performance of compassionate deeds (g'milut hasadim). When intrepid Jews journeyed around the Horn or overland in 1848 as part of the migration west, little did they imagine that they would be helping to found one of the most dynamic Jewish communities in America. San Francisco—the city that sparked the imagination of a nation—is the home of Northern California's landmark temple, Congregation Emanu-El. Officially established in 1850, our congregation has over 2,100 households, many of whom have been involved with the congregation since its founding. We are the oldest congregation west of the Mississippi.