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family. His father died when he was nine. At the age of 14, he opened his first retail store and in the 1950s, he opened a children's clothing store. In 1959, leveraging his retail experience, he partnered with Alfred Sutton and Morris Sutton, he opened the
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and served on the synagogue's founding committee for several decades. He also served as president of the Magen David Yeshivah from 1970–1972. The Al & Sonny Gindi Scholarship Fund is named in his honor as is the Al and Sonny Gindi Barkai
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and the International Sephardic Education Fund (ISEF) dedicated to “narrow(ing) Israel’s socio-economic gap through higher education for gifted students from disadvantaged backgrounds.” Gindi was a member of the
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PRN Newswire: "Changes In Children's Wear Industry Leads Apparel Company To Reinvent Itself – After 48 years of success, Lollytogs, Ltd. has a new corporate identity reflecting their innovations in business"
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department store on Cortlandt Street in lower Manhattan. At the time of his death, Century 21 had expanded throughout the New York metropolitan area with locations in
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Gindi was married to Irene Tawil with whom he had four children: Isaac Gindi, Eddie Gindi, Jack Gindi, and Rachelle Gindi. Gindi was a supporter of the
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Philadelphia Business Journal: "Inside the Reporter's Notebook: Eddie Gindi of Century 21 interviewed by Natalie Kostelni"
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Philadelphia Inquirer: "Store owner pledges to 'alter the retail landscape' in Center City" By Chris Hepp
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Exceed Network: "Alfred Sutton’s Story of Innovation in Sourcing Over the Last 60 Years" By Sophia Franco
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in 2007. In 1961, he partnered with fellow Sephardic community member and cousin Al Gindi and opened the
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The Jewish Image: "The Beginning of the Al & Sonny Gindi Scholarship Fund at Barkai Yeshivah"
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Philadelphia Inquirer: "Will buyers flock to Philadelphia's Century 21?" By Elizabeth Wellington
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Philadelphia Inquirer: "Mirror, Mirror: Century 21, discount delight" By Elizabeth Wellington
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children's wear business which was the first importer to do business with Hong Kong.
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Family Business Magazine: "Family-owned Century 21 retailer coming to Philadelphia"
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Philly.com: "Century 21: Expanding beyond its retail comfort zone" By Chris Hepp
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department store. He had an estimated net worth of $ 6 billion.
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Gindi family
Century 21
Century 21
Syrian
Sephardic Jewish
Century 21
Westbury, New York
Rego Park, Queens
Upper West Side
Morristown, New Jersey
Paramus, New Jersey
Brooklyn
United Jewish Appeal
Sha'are Zion synagogue
Yeshivah
Brooklyn
"Sonny Gindi, Founder of Century 21 Department Store, Dies at 88 and had an estimated net worth of six billion"
"Clans with plans"
The Real Deal
the original
The Wayback Machine
"A Community, Shaken – A wealthy, insular Syrian Jewish enclave in Brooklyn reels after rabbis' arrests"
The Wall Street Journal






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