News From the Greater Miami Jewish Federation

Community-Wide Solidarity Vigil:
An Interfaith Gathering Against Anti-Semitism & Hate

More than 400 women have already made plans to attend the Greater Miami Jewish Federation Women’s Event on Wednesday, November 14. Will you be there? Join your Miami community for friendship, fun, and of course, philanthropy.

Federation’s Jewish Community Relations Council (JCRC) is helping educate thousands of Miami public school students on Israel, the Middle East and other topics relating to Judaism and Jewish history.

Come together in solidarity with your Jewish community on Sunday, November 11 to commemorate Kristallnacht, widely recognized as a seminal event of the Holocaust.

In addition to strengthening our Jewish community for tomorrow, Federation’s Annual/UJA Campaign also helps support institutions that preserve our Jewish history, like the Jewish Museum of Florida-FIU (JMOF-FIU).

Calling all teen leaders! Do you have what it takes to be a Stephen Muss Impact Fellow? The Stephen Muss Impact Fellowship prepares a select group of high school students to take their place as future Jewish change-makers.

Calling all young adults: Moishe House Miami-Aventura is looking for a new resident.

Learn how your Federation donation makes a difference in the lives of Jews all around the world at The Women’s Event on Wednesday, November 14 at the Hilton Miami Downtown.

Support residents of Florida’s panhandle and Georgia as they recover from the destruction of Hurricane Michael by donating to the Greater Miami Jewish Federation Hurricane Michael Relief fund.

Imagine growing up terrified in a loud and volatile home, always unsure when the next blow will come. More than 10 years ago, Federation Women’s Philanthropy created a movement to support survivors of domestic abuse.

Thanks to your support of the Annual Federation/UJA Campaign, 149 children at 10 day schools are receiving a Jewish education this year. Jewish day schools provide secular and Jewish education in a community environment, which helps students develop critical thinking skills along with a deep understanding of Jewish culture, traditions and history.

In the wake of athe latest natural disaster, this time in the Florida Panhandle, the Greater Miami Jewish Federation has stepped in to help. As residents begin to recover from Hurricane Michael, Federation has established an emergency relief fund to provide immediate aid to those affected.

Calling all mothers, daughters, sisters and best friends: You don’t want to miss this year’s Federation Women’s Philanthropy brunch on Wednesday, November 14. Chaired by Amanda Adler, the event will take place at the Hilton Miami Downtown.

One year after Hurricane Maria, the people of Puerto Rico still need our help. Join Federation’s Jewish Volunteer Center on the Rebuilding Mission to Puerto Rico, Sunday, November 4 - Thursday, November 8.

With midterm elections on the horizon, Federation’s Jewish Community Relations Council (JCRC) is helping educate our community about what to expect on the November 6 ballot.

Federation-supported Masa Israel Journey is gearing up for fall arrivals. Last year, more than 11,500 young men and women joined one of Masa’s programs in Israel, which offers high school and college students, college graduates and young professionals a life-changing opportunity.

Inspire your B’Nai Mitzvah child to demonstrate a commitment to the Jewish community by enrolling in Young Lion of Judah, a program of Federation’s Jewish Volunteer Center and the Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach.

As residents of North and South Carolina begin to recover from Hurricane Florence, the Greater Miami Jewish Federation has established a relief fund to provide immediate assistance to the people who have been affected by the storm and widespread flooding.