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Mar 3, 2022

Federation Overseas Partners Helping Jewish Refugees in Ukraine Make Aliyah

In the days since Russia’s unprovoked attack on Ukraine, our overseas partner The Jewish Agency for Israel has dramatically increased its efforts to help those in peril reach safety. Courageous staff and volunteers on the ground have already assisted 700 Ukrainian Jews at processing centers at the borders of Poland, Moldova, Romania and Hungary and are preparing them for aliyah (immigration) to Israel. The organization’s emergency hotline, operating in Hebrew, Ukranian and Russian, has received more than 10,000 inquiries, half of which have been aliyah inquiries. In a complex operation handled by The Jewish Agency, the first group of refugees (pictured above) crossed the border into Poland last week. This Sunday, more than 300 olim (immigrants) fleeing Ukraine, including 100 orphans, will arrive in Israel.

Jewish Miami Soars on Give Miami Day

Jewish Miami Soars on Give Miami Day

Thank you, Jewish Miami! Because of your overwhelming generosity, the Greater Miami Jewish Federation raised more than $1.75 million on Give Miami Day.

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Consider a Year-end Donation to The Foundation

Consider a Year-end Donation to The Foundation

It’s not too late to make an impactful donation that benefits our Jewish community now and for years to come.

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Helping Expectant Israeli Mothers

Helping Expectant Israeli Mothers

To alleviate this stress and foster a sense of community, Federation has helped create Mommies and Babies, a prenatal classes for displaced pregnant women in Israel.

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Miami Lions of Judah: Hear Them Roar

Miami Lions of Judah: Hear Them Roar

“We are stronger because we stand together,” said Dr. Rebecca Karsenti in her welcoming remarks as Event Chair of this week’s Women’s Philanthropy Lion of Judah luncheon, which brought together approximately 500 women.

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