PodcastJanuary 31, 2019 Jewish Philly Podcast Episode 11: Attorney General Josh Shapiro It’s 2019, and we’re kicking off the new year by celebrating new life and examining the challenges facing Jewish ...
Press RoomJanuary 29, 2019 A digital effort to fight hunger in Montgomery County Ginny Kahr, 70, is burdened with troubles she couldn’t foresee. Never did she think she’d be living alone on $1,200 ...
BlogJanuary 24, 2019 WATCH: Sylvia Goes to Camp Last summer, thanks in part to a Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia “One Happy Camper” grant, 13-year old Sylvia went ...
BlogJanuary 24, 2019 Photoessay: What is the NORC? In Northeast Philadelphia, there’s a free retirement community — one where older adults can age safely and with dignity in ...
Press RoomJanuary 22, 2019 JFCS helps furloughed workers with emergency meal preparation day A local agency is hoping to do a good deed to help furloughed government workers who are preparing to miss ...
Press RoomJanuary 18, 2019 How two Philadelphia groups want to spark tough conversations about race and faith When Stefanie Kitchner, a white woman, asked Rasheeda Ahmad of East Falls what it was like to be a black, ...
Press RoomJanuary 7, 2019 STATEMENT ABOUT MARC LAMONT HILL The Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia strongly condemns hate speech in our community and throughout the world. When anti-Semitic hate ...
PodcastDecember 19, 2018 Jewish Philly Podcast Episode 10: Stars of Matilda the Musical We’re wrapping up 2018, beginning with a review of how Jewish communities fared this year, followed by a conversation on ...
Press RoomDecember 17, 2018 An African-American synagogue in Philly: ‘We don’t want people to come to shul and go to sleep.’ Mikaela Pleasant, clad in a white, sequin dress and a purple tallit, poked her head around the large blue Torah ...
Press RoomDecember 15, 2018 The super hectic life of a Pennsylvania camel Einstein is pacing on a muddy driveway in Bucks County, occasionally stealing kisses from a tall woman, but mostly looking ...