The Jewish Federations of North America said it had raised more than $30 million in emergency aid for Israel during the first four weeks of Operation Roaring Lion, with funds directed toward terror victims, displaced families, reservists, and mental health and resilience services.
Mimi Kravetz, Chief Impact and Growth Officer at Jewish Federations of North America, joined The Long Path podcast to discuss Federations' data on the Surge, Zionism, Jewish identity, and Jewish engagement across the United States and Canada.
We head into Pesach facing yet another in a seemingly endless series of momentous times for the Jewish people.
The terrorist attack on Temple Israel in West Bloomfield, Michigan was a stark reminder of why we have all invested so much time, energy and money in our communal security. Des…
Jewish Federations of North America have mobilized over $30 million in emergency response in the first four weeks of Operation Roaring Lion to support our brothers and sisters in Israel. Funds are supporting victims of terror, the displaced, vulnerable Israelis, reservists and their families…
Jewish communities across the country are working to build coalitions around priorities such as Nonprofit Security Grant funding, locally as well as nationally.
Sometimes, we find unexpected coalition partners, who are not only allies in advocacy but true friends, with a deep sense …
