Supporting Those in Need

The Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh has sent $13,700 to support relief efforts in Florida so far, and we’ll continue to assist rebuilding efforts.

When war erupted in Ukraine, The Jewish Federation’s international partnerships allowed for a quick and direct response to the millions rendered homeless and without aid.

A recent olah (immigrant) to Israel from Ukraine, Arina fled from Kharkiv to Lviv, then crossed the Polish border to Warsaw on foot; she now resides at The Jewish Agency’s absorption center in Carmiel.

We’re looking for adults 50+ and family caregivers to help shape the future of services available to older adults in the Pittsburgh area.

Jewish Federations work together to meet the urgent needs of the Jewish community in Ukraine.

Thanks to your support of the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh, extensive infrastructure is in place to protect and care for 200,000 at-risk Jews in Ukraine.

Jewish Federation’s support of the JFCS fed the body and soul of Rocco, a 65-year-old stroke survivor who suffered from food insecurity and isolation.

Jason, who has intellectual disabilities and is nonverbal, has a hard time understanding the need for social distancing. Thanks to Federation funding, he has the support he needs to get through these confusing times.

Leanne works as a hair care therapist at the Jewish Association on Aging, one of the Federation’s beneficiary agencies, helping residents look and feel good.

Thanks to your support, Jewish Federation moved immediately to help Israel in crisis.

Your Federation support is helping people in Israel today!

We are heartbroken over Israeli deaths and injuries from terrorist rockets and violence over the past few days.

For years, Ruth Skeegan looked out for the Jewish community. Now, with help from the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh, the community looks out for her during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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