Holocaust survivors’ 11th hour

By Susan Freudenheim
Published on November 9, 2011

Last week, everyone was scurrying around Zane Buzby’s small but serviceable office, high up in a rather creaky building in downtown Los Angeles. Right inside the door, one person packed tubes of arthritis creams, soaps, magnifying glasses and Star of David necklaces. Someone else carefully counted cash into envelopes. And yet another entered data into a computer.

Jewish community leaders honored as “Local Heroes”

By Ryan Torok
Published on October 20, 2011

Jewish community leaders Zane Buzby and Stephen Sass were honored at the 14th Annual Local Heroes Awards on Tuesday, Oct. 18, organized by KCET and Union Bank, N.A.

Briefs: North Valley JCC stages return, CSULB Senate denounces Prof. MacDonald

Published on October 22, 2008

Five years after the center's Granada Hills campus was sold to an Orthodox trade school in the aftermath of the JCCs crisis, NVJCC organizers have announced plans to establish a physical presence in the North San Fernando Valley or Santa Clarita Valley.

Americans don’t forget Eastern Europe’s survivors

By Jane Ulman
Published on November 22, 2007

Galina's renewed sense of hope for her future -- for the chance to relax and to read and memorize her beloved poems about Victory Day -- comes as a result of the work of comedy director/producer Zane Buzby and the Survivor Mitzvah Project, a nonprofit humanitarian organization that brings direct financial assistance to about 700 elderly and ill Holocaust survivors in Belarus, Ukraine, Moldova and Lithuania.

Meet the multitalented, endlessly energetic Zane Buzby

By Jane Ulman
Published on November 22, 2007

There are not enough hours in the day for Zane Buzby.