Volunteer

Volunteer Opportunities

The Federation offers hands-on community service opportunities in everything from volunteering at events, to working on a committee, Israel advocacy projects, daily office work and welcoming newcomers to our community.

We do our best to help match your interests with the right volunteer opportunity. Matches are made not only here at the Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle, but also at other Jewish nonprofits in the Puget Sound area.

Get inspired by reading some of our Volunteer Spotlights.

Looking for an internship to help gain real-world experience? We offer internship opportunities in several of the Federation's departments.

Super Sunday was Truly Super

Over 70 enthusiastic volunteers gathered at the Stroum Jewish Community Center on Sunday, November 13 for the annual community-wide phone-a-thon, Super Sunday. Calls were made to community members with an opportunity to support the Federation as we raise funds for Jewish organizations both locally and across the globe. This year, Super Sunday raised nearly $120,000.

Super Sunday This Weekend

Looking for a fun and easy volunteer opportunity that allows you to support all of the Jewish programs and activities you love? Look no further: Come to Super Sunday, on Sunday, November 13 from 9:30am-4pm at the Stroum Jewish Community Center. It's the Jewish Federation's annual community-wide phone-a-thon, and the impact you can help us make is enormous.

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Plug In, Power Up: Join us for Super Sunday, November 13!

Once a year, hundreds of people gather together to plug in, power up and make a difference in a single day: Super Sunday, on November 13, 2011 from 9:30am-4pm. It's the Jewish Federation's annual community-wide phone-a-thon, and the impact you can help us make is enormous.

Register Now

Super Sunday Community Phone-a-Thon

November 13, 2011 9:30 AM - 4:00 PM

Once a year, hundreds of people gather together to plug in, power up and make a difference in a single day: Super Sunday 2012. It's the Jewish Federation's annual phone-a-thon, and the impact you can help us make is enormous.

With only our voices and a common vision, we reach out to thousands of donors and raise hundreds of thousands of dollars to support the Federation's annual Community Campaign.

Volunteer: Make a Difference in Your Community

As you may have seen in the JTNews, the Jewish Federation is rolling out a new philanthropy approach designed to strengthen the Jewish community. A key feature of this new approach is enabling donors to pursue their interests and passions, and thereby encourage meaningful impact and change. We invite you to partner with us and make a difference in our community by volunteering in one of the following ways:

Register Now: Maccabeats to Perform at Campaign Kickoff

The Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle is excited to announced that YouTube sensations, a cappella group The Maccabeats, will perform at Seattle Center's Marion Oliver McCaw Hall on Sunday, September 18, 2011, to help launch the Federation's 85th year of Jewish giving in Seattle. Lorna and David Isenberg will chair the Community Celebration and Campaign Kickoff, which will also introduce the Jewish community to the Federation's new philanthropy model, a fresh direction in giving to Jewish agencies in Seattle and beyond. We will also recognize the community dedication and many years of service of Herb and Lucy Pruzan.

Register now for The Maccabeats, live at McCaw Hall on September 18th!

Volunteers Needed!

Are you interested in doing more for your Jewish community? Do you want to learn more about how the Jewish Federation impacts Jewish people here and abroad, and help make those decisions?

Consider serving on a committee or helping out in our office.

Congratulations to the 2011 Community Awards Recipients

The Jewish Federation is pleased to announce its 2011 Community Awards recipients. Each will be recognized during the Federation's 2011 Annual Meeting on Wednesday, June 22, beginning at 5:30pm at Urban Enoteca in Seattle.

We are delighted to recognize the outstanding contributions of outgoing Board Chair Ron Leibsohn; our Volunteer Leadership and our annual community award winners:

A Message From Joe and Judy Schocken, This Year's Annual Meeting Co-Chairs

Plan now to join us for our Annual Meeting celebration to honor outgoing Board Chair Ron Leibsohn, our volunteer leadership and our community award winners on Wednesday, June 22. This year's volunteer chairs are Joe and Judy Schocken and have this to say: "The meeting will bring together many of the various organizations that the Jewish Federation supports as well as honor those who gave so much of their time and effort this past year to make the Jewish community strong.

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