It’s been a difficult and emotional week. A recap of our outreach to the Black community: 1. Our Community Relations Council issued a statement in solidarity with the Black community on Sunday. We are heartbroken by the senseless and unnecessary death of George Floyd at the hands of law enforcement in Minneapolis several days ago.…

We look forward to continuing to collaborate with, listen to and learn from our partners in the African American community and law enforcement to make Pittsburgh a more equitable, safe and inclusive place for all who live here.

We stand with the African American community and all communities of color in mourning the deaths of Mr. Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery and countless others who have lost their lives simply because of the color of their skin.

While numbers are critical to measure and inform, in the end, it’s all about people.

The funding will reimburse the organizations for costs resulting from the anti-Semitic attack on three Jewish congregations on Oct. 27, 2018.

These funds are a combination of campaign and foundation allocations that were reallocated and supplemental donor gifts.

Where to find kosher food in Pittsburgh in the era of social distancing.

What makes our Tikkun Leil Shavuot in Pittsburgh so extraordinary is that it breaks down all our communal boundaries.

I want to use this opportunity to express deep gratitude to all my colleagues. Thank you! Toda Raba!

We encourage all Pittsburghers, no matter their race or religion, to persevere and stay safe as we traverse these trying times together.