Supporting Those in Need

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.

Pittsburgh Federation sends coronavirus aid to the leading food rescue organization Israel.

Local Jewish agencies express their thanks for the support they have received from the Pittsburgh Federation.

The Jewish Federation’s financial resources development team continues to work hard to increase the unrestricted Community Campaign that makes this work possible.

On April 7, turn on lights and go outside to applaud life sustaining workers with “Illumination Ovation”.

Jewish Federation supports HFLA loans offered on a nonsectarian basis to residents of Allegheny, Beaver, Butler, Washington, Westmoreland, and Armstrong Counties.

Pittsburgh Federation supports AHAVA Memory Care Center of Excellence, Residence at Weinberg Village and Bartlett Street’s Harry & Jeanette Weinberg Terrace through the pandemic.

As the spread of COVID-19 continues, the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh is focusing on health and safety.

Federation support of trauma care in Israel is far reaching during the COIVD-19 response.

The Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh continues to monitor the spread of the coronavirus closely with support from our national organizations and from local government.

Donors to the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh will enable a record $36.8 million in allocations and grants to human services and community-building programs in 2019–20.

The Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh has finalized an agreement to transfer $666,430.55 to help the Muslim community of New Zealand heal from the March 15th attack in Christchurch, New Zealand.