Back to school is always a stressful time. Our community was joined by expert panelists who offered proactive strategies, responses, and tips on how to help families manage stress.

The Jewish Federation of Cleveland will launch the 2021 Campaign for Jewish Needs on Thursday, August 27 at their first-ever drive-thru event that will be open to the public from 5:00 – 8:00 pm at The Temple-Tifereth Israel parking lot (26000 Shaker Blvd in Beachwood). Led by General Campaign Chair Bradley A. Sherman, a principal and co-founder of Sherman Boseman Legal Group, the Campaign for Jewish Needs is the Federation’s annual fundraising campaign for the Jewish community.

The Jewish Federation of Cleveland recognizes and thanks frontline workers at our beneficiary agencies.

The Jewish Federation of Cleveland announced today its next cohort of Young Leadership Division (YLD) Microgrant Program recipients. Through its Microgrant Program, YLD looks to expand upon the thriving, vibrant Jewish Cleveland young adult community by empowering individuals or groups to create, plan, and host experiences for Jewish Clevelanders ages 22-45.

The Jewish Federation of Cleveland participated in a three-part series on current issues that are impacting our nation with AJC Cleveland and Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage.

The Jewish Federation of Cleveland has announced today that the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Foundation has created a special matching gift program for the 2021 Campaign for Jewish Needs, the Federation’s annual fundraising campaign for the Jewish community.

While COVID-19 was causing plenty of damage felt in the present, it was also leaving a trail of destruction stretching into years forward.

The Jewish Federation of Cleveland recognizes and thanks frontline workers at our beneficiary agencies.

Steven Soclof of commercial real estate private investment firm, Matrix Equities, LLC in Cleveland, used his expertise to moderate a July 22 webinar hosted by the Jewish Federation of Cleveland in Beachwood.

Around 23 million Americans filed for unemployment in April 2020 – not including the millions of college students who have not entered the work force yet, many of whom planned on doing so this summer. Adam Hirsh, executive director of Hillel at Kent State University, a Federation beneficiary agency, recalls that it was “heartbreaking to hear of all of the cancelled jobs, internships, trips and other planned summer experiences” of the students he works with.