Supporting Education is Important to Gerald Monter

Gerald Monter is a proud supporter of different organizations and causes. As a former university student and as a teacher, Gerald Monter understands exactly how instrumental education is. In his own life, Gerald Monter made sure to attend university. He attended New York University from 1938 to his graduation in 1942. He successfully earned his Bachelor of Science in Education and found work that same year. 

Working for a public vocational school, Gerald Monter worked for the New York City public schools from 1942 to 1951, except for the years he was in the Army. Gerald Monter served in the U.S. Army as a 1st Lieutenant. He was decorated with a Bronze Star and received a Purple Heart. He retired from the military due to a debilitating injury incurred during World War II. 

Gerald Monter didn't quit teaching until he founded his own business. In 1951, Gerald Monter founded The Holiday Organization. For over half-a-century, Gerald Monter gained a considerable amount of business success and wealth. He used his personal gains to fund a number of organizations and charities.

One of the programs that Gerald Monter supported repeatedly was the Tilles Center for the Performing Arts. The program is a part of Long Island University. Gerald Monter showed his support through his work as a board member, and as a fundraiser for the Council of Overseers of the Tilles Center.