The Jewish Federation of Cleveland’s 2025 Campaign for Jewish Needs will launch on Sept. 8 with the third annual Super Sunday Kickoff at the Federation’s Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Building in Beachwood.

The Jewish Federation of Cleveland announced today the 2024 class of Mandel Myers Fellows who worked as staff at select Jewish overnight summer camps. This year’s program featured the fellowship’s largest cohort yet with 87 fellows , growing from 67 fellows in 2023 and 54 in 2022.

As Amir (Alan) Jaffa looks to his time as campaign chair for the Jewish Federation of Cleveland’s Campaign for Jewish Needs, he is focused on increasing the number of donors to address ever growing needs.

When it launched some 20 years ago, no one could have predicted how desperately needed this program of @akiva High School – a beneficiary agency of the Jewish Federation of Cleveland – would be today.

After another record-breaking Campaign for Jewish Needs, the Jewish Federation of Cleveland increased its allocable funds by over $1 million compared to last year.

As Jewish college students prepare to return to campus for the upcoming school year, their administrators must also be prepared to provide a safe and inclusive environment for all, free from hate-fueled intimidation, harassment, and bullying.

Take your leadership to the next level with the Mandel Course for Advanced Leadership (MCAL).

We hope to see you at our August events. We have fun outdoor events for young families, a special two-part safety training experience, a day of celebrating Jewish culture at One World Day, and more.

The Jewish Federation of Cleveland is launching the 2025 Campaign for Jewish Needs on Sunday, September 8 with a Super Sunday Kickoff event for the entire community! The Campaign for Jewish Needs is the Cleveland Jewish community’s annual fundraising campaign that provides the critical dollars necessary to help keep our diverse, local community safe, strong, and welcoming, as well as serve the needs of the global Jewish community.