Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh
For some The Great Kugel Debate, held in October 2020 between Pittsburgh-area college students, may have been a matter of life or death.
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Meet ZIDAN & ABDOUL: (Sudanese Asylum Seekers)
“When people think about Africans, they usually have the notion that we are all like the Graffiti figures behind us: Spear in one hand and Bone stuck to our head. We hope that one day people will see us the way we really are, and not in a preconceived way.”
Together we raised over $285,000, bringing the 2021 Community Campaign total to more than $5.5 million towards our $14 million goal!
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These funds are a combination of campaign and foundation allocations that were reallocated and supplemental donor gifts.
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The key impact areas include health and wellness, emergency funding and food insecurity, physical-space needs for proper social distancing, capacity building and maintaining Jewish identity.
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Remote education will probably prevail for the foreseeable future, so teens and young adults are yearning for meaningful alternative learning.
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Adat Shalom Preschool is dedicated to acclimating the young child to a school setting that fosters growth, the development of interpersonal skills, and a positive self image. From art to cooking, music and movement to physical education, our curriculum offers hands-on learning experiences for children.
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As Yom Kippur approaches, people may greet each other by saying Tzom Kal, which means “Have an easy fast.”
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Laura Cherner, assistant director of the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh’s Community Relations Council (CRC), will become its director on Oct. 5, 2020.
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Michael G. Masters is the national director and CEO of the Secure Community Network (SCN), the national homeland security initiative of the Jewish Federations of North America and Conference of Presidents of Major American Organizations.
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This year’s campaign is THE most important campaign in the history of the Jewish Federation.
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The Community Calendar isn’t the only way to publicize your Jewish event, but it should be the first tool you use.
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A board appointed committee of volunteers and staff allocated this money to address immediate needs for medical supplies, food insecurity relief, financial relief and additional staffing at our agencies here, in Israel and in Jewish communities worldwide.
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