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Learn about the real estate development and management company founded by Mickey Shapiro, a prominent developer and philanthropist. Meet the executive team and their roles in shaping the company's vision and growth.
Mickey Shapiro was born in a displaced persons camp to parents who just barely escaped the Nazi genocide. His father had been sentenced to a Siberian prison before the war and was later conscripted into the Soviet army.
Jul 31, 2022 · “My Name is Sara,” tells the true story of 12-year-old Sara Góralnik-Shapiro —mother of Detroit philanthropist Mickey Shapiro — whose family was killed by Nazis in September of 1942.
- Jenny Sherman
“You can’t just close your eyes and pretend that the history goes away,” says Mickey Shapiro the eldest son of two Holocaust survivors who just finished a four-year-long journey to create a film about his mother’s story.
Sep 27, 2022 · Born in a displaced persons camp in Germany, Mickey Shapiro came to the United States at the age of two. Now the Birmingham-based real estate developer and philanthropist, who went to Southfield High School, honors his late mother with the new feature film “My Name is Sara,” which has already earned numerous awards.
Mickey Shapiro, the driving force behind M. Shapiro Real Estate Group, is a prominent figure in the real estate industry. With a profound dedication to his craft and a passion for making a difference, Mickey has established a legacy that goes beyond property development.
Mar 29, 2023 · USC Shoah Foundation and USC Rossier School of Education announce the creation of a new academic chair to study how testimony-based education can deepen and expand the study of Holocaust education worldwide. The chair is funded by a gift from Mickey Shapiro, a long-time supporter of the Institute and a member of its board.
