Members of Federations' National Young Leadership Cabinet share experiences of their recent study mission to India, Cabinet's largest-ever.
Immediate past chair of JFNA, Michael Siegal, is given the Jewish Federation of Cleveland's highest award.
Before she joined the Intergeneration program in Budapest, 80-year-old Mariann rarely told people she had survived the Holocaust—or even that she was Jewish.
“For 70 years, we were afraid to tell our stories. But because of this program, I got the courage to tell my friends and neighbor…
Bryan had it made. With help from The Jewish Agency for Israel, he fulfilled his dream of trading LA smog for clean Galilee air. Every day, he returned from work to greet his wife and children, and grab a cold brew from a stocked fridge. Life was ideal.
Then it happened. Celiac disease, whi…
Jewish organizations, including JFNA, join a letter to Congress from religious groups urging the preservation of a law banning tax-exempt faith groups from endorsing candidates and political parties
