Nearly 1 in 4 Jewish adults (23%) are financially vulnerable—meaning they rely on government benefits, struggle to pay their bills, or have less than $1,000 in savings—while an additional 12% say they are just managing to make ends meet, according to a new study by Jewish Federations of …
As the world marks the fourth anniversary of the full-scale war in Ukraine – and the beginning of what continues to be the largest refugee crisis in Europe since World War II – Jewish Federations reflect on the unbelievable reality that the Ukrainian people have suffered four years of un…
As threats against Jewish communities across the United States continue to escalate to dangerous levels, Jewish Federations are ramping up grassroots advocacy at the state level to ensure their safety and security.
In January 2026 alone, Federations in Florida, Missouri, and Washingt…
In Thursday's inaugural State of the Jewish Union address, Jewish Federations of North America President and CEO Eric D. Fingerhut called on Congress to take specific actions to secure the Jewish community and shore up the social safety net, while also calling on governors to support educati…
For some of the women philanthropists on the Ruby Lion of Judah mission to Israel, it was their first time visiting. For others, it was their fourth time since October 7th. But for all 100 participants, representing 32 Jewish Federation communities, it was a more powerful and unifying experi…
