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The Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh’s board approved an additional $1 million in COVID-19 relief distributions on December 14.

An emotional moment as 316 Ethiopian Jews make Aliyah to Israel.

Do you know what you’re doing for the High Holidays? Does anybody?!

The Jewish Federation improved the well-being of Kevin, a mostly nonverbal man with intellectual disabilities in group care.

While none of us is immortal, our names reflecting our good deeds can be.

“When the month of Adar enters, we increase in joy.” 2021? Happy? Joyful?

We’re thrilled to announce this $90,000 Leadership Match to help us double the impact of the 2021 Community Campaign.

Jewish Federation has provided funding not only for the “obvious” things like life-saving personal protective equipment, but also for life-saving programming.

Ethiopian mother reunited in Israel with daughter

Each of you, our Federation donors, are making modern Jewish history and impacting the lives of real individuals.

Learn more about the 2021 Campaign Leadership Match!

A virtual mission to Washington, DC, Snowbird event in sunny Florida and a real MEGA MISSION to Israel are on the horizon.

COVID food insecurity relief at the Squirrel Hill Food Pantry

Imagine realizing for the first time in your life that you need food assistance.

We find ourselves in a time where we need to be dealing with the emergent issues of today while still thinking about our future.

Authored by the New Zealand Jewish Council, working with the Christchurch Foundation to distribute money contributed by the Jewish Federation.

While our relationship with the local Black community has been strong for many years, it became even stronger after the shooting at the Tree of Life building on Oct. 27, 2018.

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.”

The Jewish Federation leads the effort to coordinate services across Jewish agencies and to ensure that families have the support they need at the critical time they need it.