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Apr 6, 2022

Federation Overseas Partners Help Ukrainians Find Safety and Refuge

The worst humanitarian crisis since World War II continues as millions of Ukrainians flee from Russia’s horrific aggression. Those left behind are struggling to survive as basic necessities become scarce. The Jewish community is providing critical lifesaving aid to Ukrainians in need and helping many find safety in Israel. The compassion and care have been extraordinary, thanks to the work of the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, The Jewish Agency for Israel, World ORT and IsraAid, all of which are supported by Federation. To read the latest emergency update about the Federation system’s work in the region, click here. If you haven’t yet donated to the Federation Ukraine Emergency Fund, click here to immediately help support these efforts.

Holocaust Remembrance Day: Sunday April 27

Holocaust Remembrance Day: Sunday April 27

Observe Yom HaShoah with your Jewish Miami family on Sunday, April 27 at 6 p.m. at Temple Emanu-El, 1701 Washington Avenue.

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The Schottenstein Foundation’s Generous Act of Tzedakah

The Schottenstein Foundation’s Generous Act of Tzedakah

Prior to Pesach, individuals and families facing food insecurity in Jewish Miami were given grocery gift cards along with their regular food packages.

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Leverage Your Philanthropy Through Donations of Stock

Leverage Your Philanthropy Through Donations of Stock

Looking for a simple way to make a philanthropic impact on our Jewish community? Consider gifts of stock through The Foundation of the Greater Miami Jewish Federation.

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Resilience Post-October 7

Resilience Post-October 7

“Resilience” is a word you hear repeatedly since the brutal October 7 terrorist attacks in Israel of October 7, and Federation leaders saw resilience in action as part of their recent mission to our spiritual homeland.

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