Young Leadership Division

Are you looking to explore your Jewish values, meet new people and give back to the community? Whether you’re a recent college grad or a more established professional, the Young Leadership Division has a place for you. Jewish singles, couples and parents from all different backgrounds come together to form Federation’s dynamic division for those ages 22 to 40ish.

For more information about the Young Leadership Division, email [email protected] or call 954.618.3087.

Live Jewishly

Live Jewishly

Members of the Young Leadership Division gather throughout the year for social, educational and volunteer activities. Programs range from family-friendly holiday celebrations and happy hours, to meetings with community leaders and fundraising events. Members learn the ins and outs of Federation and the importance of supporting the Annual Federation/UJA Campaign.

Click here to view the Young Leadership Division’s calendar of events.
Give Jewishly

Give Jewishly

The Young Leadership Division encourages support of the Annual Federation/UJA Campaign. Starting with our Chai Society at just $18 a month and our Tri-Chai society at $54 a month, it’s never been easier to be a philanthropist! Those who make a donation of $1,000 or more a year become members of the Ben-Gurion Society, a national donor recognition program created by The Jewish Federations of North America (JFNA).

To learn more about our giving societies, please email Paula Szlufman.
Lead Jewishly

Lead Jewishly

Creating opportunities to lead the Jewish community into the future, the Young Leadership Division offers valuable training through our own Leadership Development Institute (LDI). Graduates have gone on to assume important roles in our own Federation, as well as on the national level through The Jewish Federations of North America (JFNA).

Click here to learn more about leadership development.
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