Doing what it does best — raising awareness, raising funds, responding to urgent needs in the community and mobilizing volunteers — the Detroit Jewish Federation has called for help in the wake of The Great Flood of 2014.
Hillel Day School students get their introduction to creative problem solving in the school’s new maker space.
From the Max M. Fisher Federation Building on Telegraph in Bloomfield Hills, it’s a straight shot, just eighteen minutes down the road, a Michigan left turn to Fenkell, then right onto Grayfield Street.
Over lunch and a quick Google search, the idea sparked: Why not start a Jewish Bar Association of Michigan. Where’s there’s a need, there’s a way.
Detroit firefighters rock. We know that.
Host an out-of-town visitor to JCC Maccabi and your certain to make a few new friends.
What happens when you take a passion for playing with building blocks and turn it into a full-time family business?
If ever you’ve been to a Bar Mitzvah, a wedding, a Federation community event of any size, you’ve seen their work.
Yad Ezra. The words are Hebrew and mean, “helping hand.” You might add, “loving kindness.”
To improve pregnancy outcomes and positively influence parenting, the State of Michigan has adopted the Nurse-Family Partnership program.
