“…and on Yom Kippur it is Sealed”
When we all recited the prayer of Unetaneh Tokef last year at the beginning of 5779, none of us knew what would happen on October 27, 2018.
Did You Hear?
Jewish Federation’s Israel and Overseas Director Moves to Karmiel/Misgav
Kim Salzman, Director of Israel & Overseas programs, shares her personal experiences thus far on Manof to give the Pittsburgh Jewish community an insight into day-to-day life in Pittsburgh’s Partnership2Gether region.
Remember. Repair. Together.
The October 27th one-year commemoration theme of the day will be “Remember. Repair. Together.” We hope you will join us for the parts that you would find meaningful.
Your Federation as Convener
The Federation plays a convener role to help enhance communication and coordination, increase effectiveness and impact, and build strong individual and organizational relationships.
Annual Meeting FEDTalks were Powerful and On Point
It was a fantastic but emotionally challenging Annual Meeting last night. Our FEDTalks addressed personal healing, healing for the helpers and communal healing after a tragedy.
Kona Ice!
Need a nice refreshing treat on a hot Sunday afternoon? Kona Ice has got you covered! Did you know you could earn a free Kona Ice by completing your BEE PASSPORT? Get your Passport at Registration and get your Bee Sticker at each Bee Stop along the way. Don’t Forget to Register! Register Now »
New Federation Board Helps Ensure Community Well-Being
While serving as a Board member should be taken as an honor, it also comes with incredible responsibility. Last night, our Federation Board convened for nearly four hours to better understand their roles as fiduciaries of our organization.
Fire Truck and Misting Station!
HOT AND COLD?Climb aboard the Firetruck or splash around the Misting Fans to cool down. Register Now »
Community Gearing Up for Commemoration and New Connections
I want to call your attention to an article in the Post-Gazette this week about the community’s one year commemoration of what happened on October 27th. The day provides each of us with the opportunity to do what may be personally meaningful: Torah study, hands on volunteering, prayer, attending the gathering, or not doing any of these things.