Gloria Kaylie

Gloria Kaylie was the wife of the late Harvey Kaylie and co-founder of the Harvey and Gloria Kaylie Foundation, which supports organizations involved in education, cancer research, health, and assistance for individuals with disabilities.

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At-A-Glance

Occupation: Donor
Issue Areas: Multi-Issue Advocacy
Nationality:

American

Born:

1939

Organization:

Harvy and Gloria Kaylie Foundation

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    Marriage and Philanthropy

    Gloria Kaylie married her late husband, Mini-Circuits Inc. founder Harvey Kaylie, in 1961. Beginning in 2000, Harvey and gloria Kaylie began giving millions of dollars a year to religious, educational, and medical institutions through the Harvey and Gloria Kaylie Foundation. 1

    Top recipients include educational institutional such as City College of New York and Yeshiva University. 1

    The Kaylies also donated to Jewish organizations such as Yeshiva Har Torah in Little Neck, New York; Great Neck Synagogue; and Chabad of Great Neck; arts organizations inclduing the Gold Coast Arts Center in Great Neck Plaza; and medical institutions such as OHEL Children’s Home and Family Service, Weil Cornell Medical College, 1  and the Israel Cancer Research Foundation. 2

    In 2010, Gloria and Harvey Kaylie opened Camp Kaylie, a summer camp in upstate New York that included children with special needs. 3

    Board and Memberships

    Gloria Kaylie sits on the board of the Israel Cancer Research Foundation as well as Shaare Zedek, 4 the third-oldest synagogue in New York City. 5

    Kaylie is also a member of United Jewish Appeal, a Jewish philanthropic umbrella organization; Hadassah, an American women’s Zionist organization; and a number of other Jewish organizations. 4

    Honors

    In 2010, Gloria and Harvey Kaylie were formally commended by the New York State Senate for their designation by OHEL Children’s Home and Family Services as Guests of Honor. 4

    In 2017, Harvey and Gloria Kaylie received the Rambam Award from the Rambam Health Care Campus in Israel in gratitude for Harvey Kaylie establishing a branch of Ravon Electronics, itself a branch of Mini-Circuits, Inc. in northern Israel; for the couples’ creation of the Harvey and Gloria Kaylie Foundation; for funding social services for the Jewish community in America and Israel; for supporting Jewish educational and religious institutions; and for donating to the Kaylie Kidney Health Center of Excellence at Rambam Health Care Campus. 6

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    References

    1. Clausen, Janelle. “Harvey Kaylie, innovator, philanthropist, and Kings Point resident, dies at 80.” The Island Now. June 6, 2018. Accessed September 29, 2023, https://theislandnow.com/harvey-kaylie-innovator-philanthropist-and-kings-point-resident-dies-at-80/.
    2. [1]“Legislative resolution commending Gloria and Harvey Kaylie.” New York State Senate. Accessed September 29, 2023. https://legislation.nysenate.gov/pdf/bills/2009/J3912.
    3. “Mini-Circuits Mourns the Passing of Founder, Harvey Kaylie.” Mini-Circuits. 6 June 2018. Accessed September 29, 2023. https://www.minicircuits.com/about/NPR_060618.html.
    4. “Legislative resolution commending Gloria and Harvey Kaylie.” New York State Senate. Accessed September 29, 2023. https://legislation.nysenate.gov/pdf/bills/2009/J3912.
    5. “Our History.” Shaare Zedek. Accessed September 29, 2023. https://www.sznyc.org/history.
    6. “Harvey and Gloria Kaylie.” Rambam Health Care Campus. Accessed September 29, 2023. https://www.rambam.org.il/en/rambam_summit/rambam_award/harvey_and_gloria_kaylie.aspx.