JFS provides services for those most in need, helping uninsured adults receive healthcare, families avoid foreclosure, older adults age with dignity and households meet needs as basic as food and shelter.
Yad Ezra provides an average of 1,200 impoverished families with food, health care items and household goods every month.
Yeshiva Beth Yehudah to (virtually) host their annual celebration on October 18.
Jewish Family Service widens its safety net.
This crisis has renewed my belief that this world thrives on the spirit of one another . . . it’s my vision that we’ll be living in a kinder, gentler and more giving world.
The Coalition for Black and Jewish Unity shares how their communities are facing the Covid 19 crisis
