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Whether in Pittsburgh or Israel, Federation invites you to return again, return to the land of your soul.
No other organization in the Pittsburgh region does more for Jewish security than the Federation.
The Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh has raised $1.67 million and has used $400,000 of our $500,000 match to date.
Yet, while I eagerly look forward to the seders, I can’t purge what I experienced in Poland and at the Ukrainian border out of my mind.
Jewish refugees fleeing the war in Ukraine have started arriving in the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh’s Partnership2Gether region of Karmiel/Misgav.
Two nights ago, our Board Chair Dave Sufrin and I returned from a national Federation leadership mission to Warsaw and the Ukraine border.
In Ukraine right now, home to an estimated 200,000 Jews when fighting began, the needs are extraordinary.
The challenges following a tragedy are especially difficult for immigrants.
Women on the Nov. 1-8, 2022, Momentum trip to Israel will explore Jewish values and personal growth.
An unusual mid-fiscal year disbursement of Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh Community Campaign funds gives $74,000 total: half to Jewish Pittsburgh, half to Ukraine relief.
For the next 5 to 10 minutes, she cried in front of us, and like Omicron, her weeping spread fast to the rest of us.
What will happen between Russia and Ukraine is anyone’s guess.
Drag-queen hostesses will emcee the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh’s Bubbe Bingo Brunch, Sunday, March 27.
In August 2022 four shinshinim will arrive in Pittsburgh to connect Pittsburghers will Israel.
We are very excited to announce that the Donorsphere website has received a makeover. Learn more about the updates to our fundholder platform.
Federation signed onto a Jewish Federations of North America (JFNA) letter to the Secretary General of the United Nations in response to the unfair report released by Amnesty International regarding Israel.
Leaders gather at the Federation building to announce $4.5 million in funding for the Nonprofit Security Grant Fund Program.
Community and elected leaders joined together at the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh to announce $4.5 million in funding for the Nonprofit Security Grant Fund Program.