Shabbat Shalom
I must share an unbelievable story from this past week that is more personal than I usually get in my messages.
Read More ➜Yesterday, 316 Jews lifted off from their native country of Ethiopia to arrive in their new home in Israel.
Read More ➜The dollars we raise are here for a purpose – to help.
Read More ➜We are trying not only to keep our community safe, but also trying to help everyone to feel safe.
Read More ➜This piece written by Eric Finger hut, CEO of the JFNA appeared in a daily newsletter (ejewishphilanthropy.com) and demonstrates again the power of working collectively, something that is at the core of how our Pittsburgh Jewish community functions.
Read More ➜I am not psychologist (I am married to one) but it seemed almost like a mild PTSD-type reaction.
Read More ➜We want to encourage as many of our community members to participate in the GA on October 25 and 26.
Read More ➜Today, I want to look at some of the positive things to hopefully pick us all up.
Read More ➜Thank you to you, our donors, for the role you play in enabling the unimaginable to be a reality.
Read More ➜I write this message on a tragic day for America as we remember those murdered nineteen years ago.
Read More ➜How prescient our founders were, when they appointed the first Holocaust Center director in September 1980, forty years ago this month.
Read More ➜For many people, there is a significant advantage to making contributions of appreciated securities to charitable organizations.
Read More ➜If you have not yet registered, you can register for the Annual Meeting online.
Read More ➜During these economically challenging times, it is our imperative as Jews to help those in need.
Read More ➜Again, these have focused us all to concentrate outside ourselves, to look towards community.
Read More ➜Hillel JUC staff and volunteers developed new strategies to connect with Jewish students.
Read More ➜Neither geography nor pandemic is a barrier to keeping us connected and caring for each other.
Read More ➜While we are still practicing social distancing and dreaming of a time when we are able to travel, to sign up to receive more information as details continue to be hammered out.
Read More ➜Let’s celebrate hard and quickly because we still have so much to do.
Read More ➜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.
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