News From the Greater Miami Jewish Federation

Federation’s largest annual fundraising day of the year is quickly approaching and we need your help!

Those who forget history are doomed to repeat it. Join your Miami community as we bear witness to the tragedy of the Holocaust on the Pre-Mission to Poland, April 17-19, 2023.

An international crisis is unfolding before our eyes. We were helping them before the war. Now they need us even more.

Celebrate Israel with hundreds of your closest friends and the Greater Miami Jewish Federation on the Israel 75 Miami Mega Mission, April 20-27, 2023.

Calling all teen leaders! The Stephen Muss Impact Fellowship has extended the deadline for applications for its 2022 Miami cohort to Friday, February 25.

Come together for community on Super Sunday, Federation’s largest annual fundraising day of the year!

Young adults, ages 27-32, can explore Israel this summer with the Miami community Birthright Israel trip.

Fourteen Black and Jewish high school students recently experienced a first-hand look at government in action.

Antisemitic attacks continue to rise globally, making Federation’s efforts to combat hatred even more important.

Spread the joy of reading this month through Refer-a-Friend, the PJ Library program that encourages a love of books, Judaic traditions and storytelling.

WE ARE READY AND YOU'RE INVITED! Join the Greater Miami Jewish Federation for the Israel 75 Miami Mega Mission, April 20-27, 2023.

That’s a wrap! The internationally renowned Miami Jewish Film Festival (MJFF) celebrated its 25th year with its most successful showing yet.

The smiles are sure to be bright and the laughter loud this summer as Federation's three Jewish community centers (JCC) prepare to welcome hundreds of campers for much-needed fun and friendship.

February is Jewish Disability Advocacy Month (JDAM) and Jewish Disability Awareness, Acceptance & Inclusion Month (JDAIM).

The Greater Miami Jewish Federation and its Jewish Community Relations Council (JCRC) mourn the death of Congresswoman Carrie Meek. The daughter of a sharecropper and granddaughter of slaves, she fought passionately against discrimination and inequality for all communities and was a staunch advocate for refugees and immigrants, in particular Miami’s Haitian community. She also spoke out against the unequal treatment of Afro-Cubans by Cuba’s communist government and marched in Freedom Sunday on Dec. 6, 1987, when 200,000 people protested in Washington, DC in support of Soviet Jewry.

Israeli Minister of Diaspora Affairs Nachman Shai recently sat down for a wide-ranging interview with The Jewish Federations of North America (JFNA).

Teenagers looking for a meaningful way to give back can participate in J-SERVE 2022 on Monday, February 21.