The Bodenstein Family Foundation funds various Educational and Charitable projects around the United States.

Ladder Up is a Chicago based volunteer non-profit which provides free tax return preparation to Low income Chicago area residents. I volunteer providing Tax Expertise when other volunteers may need extra help.

Consulted on Programs that connected 1871, one of the World's Top Tech Incubators, with the Chicago Public Schools.

I was the Founder and Administrator of One Happy Camper. This program is the largest program ever created that gives grants for kids to go to Jewish summer camp. In 2006 I was the founder who created, designed, and implemented this program, and continue as Emeritus Founder and consultant to the program, now in its 13th year. The program is now in over 40 cities, providing grants to over 10,000 campers per year. I created and was responsible for all aspects of the Chicago and New York programs, and consulted on the National expansion from Chicago.

I served on the Board of Directors of the Expieriencia Educational Foundation. Experiencia is an innovative, hands on way for kids to learn about buisiness and Government. In 2009 the Girl Scouts of America took over this innovative and groundbreaking learning center.

Opening in November 1994, SUBA was the first Internet Cafe in North America, and the 2nd in the World. SUBA was also one of the worlds first Internet Service Providers, providing dialup and hosting to 1000's to dial up customers, and developed the first website for the Merchandise Mart in Chicago.