Letter from the CEO: Remembering Shiri, Ariel, Kfir Bibas, and Oded Lifshitz
In moments such as these, our communities rely on one another to come together, embrace each other, and provide strength. I hope we will continue to do so.
In moments such as these, our communities rely on one another to come together, embrace each other, and provide strength. I hope we will continue to do so.
Over 70 community advocates from across Puget Sound met with legislators in Olympia to push for security funding, Holocaust education, stronger protections against antisemitism, and more.
Last August, we were proud to bring ElevatEd to Seattle, a transformative initiative designed to strengthen Jewish early childhood education for generations to come.
Please take a moment this week to tell your legislators how critical funding Holocaust education is.
This program is designed to prepare and empower the next generation of Jewish leaders in the Seattle area.
We look forward to continued collaboration with UW leadership toward a safe and inclusive campus.
Last weekend, Atlanta roared to life with the energy of over 1,700 philanthropic women attending the International Lion of Judah Conference (ILOJC).
Today, 467 days after October 7 — the single worst attack on the Jewish people since the Holocaust — there is meaningful progress for the safe and swift return of all hostages.
The Federation is here to help make camp and Israel programs a reality.
We will continue supporting those impacted and informing the community as the situation unfolds.
