September 28, 2023
Lifesaving News for the Community
David Glass
Federation to distribute over 140 new defibrillators to Jewish organizations.
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Federation
August 31, 2023
Victory For MSU Hillel
David Glass
Ask Robyn Hughey and she’ll tell you she’s a Spartan to the core. But at the same time, she’ll tell you she’s just as passionate about the role of Hillel… Continue reading Victory For MSU Hillel
August 29, 2023
History Help Line. Back to School Edition!
David Glass
It’s that time of year…the time all kids dread, and parents live for. It’s back to school! We are celebrating the occasion by exploring our school-related collections. In addition to… Continue reading History Help Line. Back to School Edition!
August 29, 2023
Welcome (Back) to Detroit Lior and Family
David Glass
David Glass If home is where the heart is, then Lior Zisser-Yogev must have two hearts. How else can you explain the pull that brought her back to Michigan after… Continue reading Welcome (Back) to Detroit Lior and Family
August 28, 2023
The Consummate Volunteer
David Glass
From Bookstock to Women’s Philanthropy and beyond, Roz Blanck has a passion for making a difference in the Detroit Jewish community.
June 15, 2023
The Academy Awards for Mensches
David Glass
Meet six Metro Detroiters being honored at Federation’s 2023 Annual Awards Night.
June 14, 2023
JSL and the Power of Purpose
David Glass
JSL and the Power of Purpose
Why Jewish Senior Life wants you to just do something.
April 24, 2023
Detroit’s Israel@75 Celebration with Mayumana. Everybody Dance Now.
David Glass
Don’t miss Detroit’s Israel@75 Celebration on April 27th. Featuring a performance by the acclaimed Israeli dance troupe Mayumana.
February 20, 2023
The Forman 3 Leadership Mission. Seeing Israel in a Different Light.
David Glass
The doctors were in! Federation’s Maimonides Society leadership cohort visits Israel.
February 20, 2023
The Next Generation for NEXTGen Detroit
David Glass
Danielle DePriest, President of Federation’s NEXTGen Detroit, says millennials are ready to do their part for the community—but it may look different than how their parents did it.