Eric Kleiner, a financial advisor, has devoted much of his life to making a difference in his community. His leadership in Tenafly Youth Basketball has helped the organization grow significantly, now serving over 500 children. He has also been involved in the "Play Fore the Kids" Golf Classic, co-chairing the event for six years. This event raises funds for children with special needs, particularly those with autism, and Eric’s involvement has contributed significantly to improving the lives of many families.

Along with his work in youth sports, Kleiner has been an active supporter of several local organizations. His work with the Kaplen Jewish Community Center has been vital in sustaining programs that provide critical services for children, families, and seniors. He has also supported the Jewish Federation of Northern New Jersey, helping to fund initiatives that benefit local communities. His involvement with the Diabetes Research Institute Foundation further showcases his commitment to improving public health, as he has been a part of efforts to fund diabetes research and advance treatment options.

One of Eric’s most rewarding projects has been his work with the Challenger Program within Tenafly Youth Basketball. This program allows children with special needs to participate in basketball, helping them build confidence, learn teamwork, and experience the benefits of sports. His advocacy for this program has made it a vital part of the community, allowing children with special needs to gain life skills through participation in organized sports.

Outside of his charitable endeavors, he enjoys attending live music events, where he can connect with others and experience the joy that music brings. However, his greatest priority remains his family, who have supported him throughout his career. Eric Kleiner continues to inspire others with his dedication to community service, philanthropy, and family, and he remains committed to making a lasting impact on the lives of those around him.