PJ Library
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A Day of Purpose and Philanthropy
Discover the impact of The Jewish Federation firsthand with our devoted philanthropists. Join the Valley Alliance Women’s Board retreat for an unforgettable day of purpose and philanthropy. Learn how our partner organizations combat food insecurity and improve the lives of seniors and Holocaust survivors. Be a part of creating a brighter Jewish future. Contact us…
Allison Martini, Amy Popkin, Campus Impact Network, caring for Jews, Caring for Jews in Need, Food Insecurity, Holocaust survivors, immediate needs, infant care program, Israel, Jenna Fields, Jewish Federation, Jewish Future, Jews in Need, JFS Valley Storefront Senior Center, JFS/SOVA Food and Resource Center, Jill Namm, Judy Rosen, Los Angeles, NEST, NoHo arts district, nuroots, Philanthropy, senior center, seniors, Susan Kane, tikkun olam, Women’s Philanthropy, Yona Goldberg -
Transforming the Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles
Transforming the Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles: After almost 100 years, the Federation recognized the need for a thoughtful and deliberate transformation. They redefined their mission and revised their mission statement, putting Jewish values and community front and center. They embraced a new business model and focused on building strong relationships with donors and…
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I Am a Border State
Explore the rich history and contemporary culture of Jewish communities in the South. Join TENT on their week-long intensive program, “Tent: The South,” where participants will embark on a road trip from New Orleans to Memphis, learning about Jewish history and engaging with local communities along the way. Discover the unique experience of being a…
Birthright Israel, Birthright Israel programs, inclusivity, Jew-ISH, Jewish Federation, Jewish History, Jews in the South, Kahn Fellow, Kahn Fellowship, L.A. Birthright Israel, LGBT involvement, LGBTQ communities, LGBTQ Jews, LGBTTQQIA2S, Los Angeles, Maryland, Marylander, Mason-Dixon Line, Memphis, Mississippi, New Orleans, Orthodox synagogue, Pennsylvania, queer Jewish community, secular and religious, synagogues, TENT, Tent: The South, young queer Jewish community -
A Powerful Morning of Connection, Learning & Action
Join us for a powerful morning of connection, learning, and action. Hear from our Federation partner organizations about their impactful programs and how you can make a difference. Help support families in need during the holiday season through our Adopt-a-Family program. Contact Amy Popkin or Jenna Fields for more information about our Federation’s Women’s Philanthropy.
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A Chanukah Celebration at City Hall
Jewish Federation Los Angeles held its Annual Chanukah Celebration at Los Angeles City Hall, featuring a menorah lighting ceremony attended by city leaders. Community engagement is a key focus for the Federation, as they work towards a better city and state. Contact Catherine Schneider for more information on their Community Engagement Strategic Initiative.
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In-depth. In person. Inspiring.
Discover the impact of our Federation and the challenges faced by Jews around the world at Global Jewry: One People, One World. Gain insight from community activists on rising anti-Semitism, the crisis in Ukraine, and the situation in Israel. Learn how we respond to crises and revitalize Jewish life in over 70 countries. Join us…
American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, American Jewish University, Baltics, conflict with Hamas, crisis in Ukraine, Extremism, Former Soviet Union, global anti-Semitism, global Jewry, Hamas, help Jews in need, international missions, Israel, JDC, Jewish Global Responsibility, Jewish Journal, Jewish life, Jews at Risk, Jews at Risk Amid Crisis and Extremism, Jews in Need, Latin America, Los Angeles, Muslim Majority country, One World, situation in Israel, Ukraine, young Jews -
Graduation Day for our New Leaders Project
Join the prestigious New Leaders Project (NLP) and become part of an elite group of Jewish civic leaders. Graduates have taken on challenges such as rebranding Los Angeles and educating voters on ballot propositions. Apply now for the Class of 2015 at www.JewishLA.org/NLP. Application deadline is November 30, 2014.
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Outrage and Sorrow
Outrage and sorrow fill our hearts as we condemn the horrific act of violence in a Jerusalem synagogue. Innocent Americans, Israelis, and Brits have been senselessly slaughtered. It is imperative that world leaders, including the President of the United States and the Prime Minister of Great Britain, denounce these murderers and those who harbor and…
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Our Community Made a Difference on Mitzvah Day
Join us as our community comes together on Mitzvah Day to make a difference. Over 130 volunteers participated in various projects throughout Los Angeles, including a heart-warming Senior Prom and serving lunch at Union Rescue Mission. We also sorted and categorized 20,000 pounds of food for JFS SOVA’s High Holiday food drive. Sign up for…
Community Service, Community Service Day, ETTA, food drive, fruit tree, High Holiday food drive, Jewish organizations, JFS SOVA, Mitzvah Day, sabbatical year, schools, senior citizens, senior prom, seniors, Shmita, special needs, synagogues, Toy and Book Drive, Union Rescue Mission, Valley, Valley Alliance, Valley Jewish organizations, volunteers, Young Adults -
Global Jewry: Our Impactful Work in Hungary
Our impactful work in Hungary includes innovative programs at the Balint Jewish Community Center in Budapest, connecting Jews to their heritage through Israeli dance classes, computer courses, holiday programs, fitness, and the Shalom Social Club for Holocaust survivors. We also organize Judafest, a social festival celebrating Jewish culture, and support Szarvas, a Jewish summer camp…
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Protecting our Kids from Predators
Learn how to protect your kids from predators online and in the real world. Join us for an enlightening discussion featuring legal commentator Robin Sax, who will share best practices and guidelines for talking to your children about predators. Don’t miss this opportunity to arm yourself with information and keep your family safe.
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In Solidarity with Israel, A Statement on the ASA Conference
In solidarity with Israel, Jewish Federation Los Angeles raises over $3 million to support vulnerable members of the Israeli family. They are concerned about the American Studies Association’s resolution to boycott Israel and spread misinformation. The Federation is closely monitoring the ASA conference and providing support to academics who oppose the boycott.
American Studies Association, ASA Conference, ASA members, boycott Israel, California chapter, Campus Impact Network, immediate needs, Israel, Israel Action Network, Israeli academia, Israeli academics, Israeli universities, Jewish Federation, Los Angeles, solidarity, Solidarity with Israel, State of Israel, trauma counseling, vulnerable -
Global Jewry: Our Impactful Work in India
Join us at Global Jewry: One People, One World on November 16th to learn about our impactful work in India. From providing Jewish education to children and fostering leadership training for young adults, to offering welfare assistance and healthcare to those in need, our work is transforming lives. Don’t miss the opportunity to hear firsthand…
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Jewish Poverty is Rampant in L.A.
“Support impoverished Jews in L.A. by making a gift to The Jewish Federation today. Help provide a safety net for those struggling with unemployment, rent, and hunger. From financial assistance to job counseling and nutritious meals, together we can help Jews in Los Angeles overcome poverty. Your small gift can make a big difference.”
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Global Jewry: Our Impactful Work in Morocco
Join us at Global Jewry: One People, One World on November 16th to learn about our impactful work in Morocco. Discover how we provide critical assistance to Moroccan Jews in need, including medical services, housing for seniors, and support for Jewish schools. Explore what it means to be a Jew in a Muslim majority country.…
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On November 2nd, Perform an Act of Loving Kindness
On November 2nd, make a positive impact in Los Angeles by volunteering at our Community Service Day. Choose from four meaningful ways to give back, including planting fruit trees and painting garden rocks, spending time with senior citizens at our annual Senior Prom, sorting food donations, or preparing and serving lunch at a homeless shelter.…
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Statement on Wednesday’s Tragic Events in Jerusalem
Statement on Wednesday’s Tragic Events in Jerusalem: Our heartfelt condolences go out to the family of 3-month-old Chaya Zissel Braun, tragically killed by a Palestinian terrorist in Jerusalem. We stand in solidarity with the Jewish community in mourning this heartbreaking loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with Israel during this sorrowful time. #PrayforJerusalem