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Jewish Federation Institute Will Focus on Volunteer Leadership Development as Part of Strategic Plan
A new Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh institute will nurture the next generation of Jewish Pittsburgh’s volunteer leaders.
What Could This Mean for Our Jewish Community?, Thursday, March 10, 7-8:30 p.m.
Antisemitism is not a problem promoted by Jews, we are merely the target. It must be fought by others.
Over 2.5 million Israelis live in poverty, among them 1.1 million kids, Latet report finds.
On September 13, the Chairman of the House Ways & Means Committee introduced a set of tax proposals as part of House Democrats’ “budget reconciliation” package, which proposes significant federal tax changes designed to raise revenue to offset spending.
Yesterday impacting today and tomorrow. Today impacting today. Today impacting the world around us. Just a normal week for our Federation.
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Chanukah is the perfect time of year to show our appreciation for all they do.
Watch the Jewish Federation’s 24/7 Chanukah Lighting Candle Cam You’ve probably seen the TV channels that just broadcast a continuous video of a Yule log burning, as a comforting background spreading no-effort holiday cheer. Netflix even has one this year. The Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh is taking that idea and making it their own […]
Jewish Federation Event, Dec. 26, Keeps Charitable Service Flowing Hundreds of Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh Volunteer Center participants will fan out acrossGreater Pittsburgh on Sunday, Dec. 26, to serve their neighbors on Mitzvah Day. The outpouring of help keeps charitable service flowing when many Pittsburghers are at home, celebrating holidays. The event’s name comes […]
Concurrently with the growth of cemeteries under management, the leadership of JCBA has been working diligently to build an endowment to support cemeteries that do not have adequate endowment funds.
The Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh congratulates Alexis Polakoff on her promotion to the position of director of Community Campaign.
The Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh congratulates Ed Gainey, Pittsburgh’s newly elected mayor, and looks forward to working with him as the Federation emphasizes Jewish community progress and the welfare of all Pittsburghers.
For me, and for the families that participate, it is a light that shines through a cloudy and gloomy time.
We’re thrilled to announce a $75,000 Leadership Match to help us double the impact of the 2022 Community Campaign.
I hope you will join me in many of these opportunities to remember and honor both who and what was taken from us.
Federation has “its hands” into many areas in our Pittsburgh community. One where we are playing an important role is with the Eradicate Hate Global Summit scheduled to take place in Pittsburgh from October 18th-20th. Our responsibilities, largely hidden from public view, have been on the administrative side, serving as the fiscal agent for this […]
Learn about the Samuel L. Goldston Teen Philanthropy Project and Honeymoon Israel.
Seven Diverse Affinity Groups Receive Mini Grants.