Early Voting for the 2026 Midterm General Election is now open across Miami-Dade County through Sunday, November 1. For a complete Early Voting schedule and voting site names and addresses, click here.
In Federation’s longstanding commitment to empowering Ethiopian-Israelis, our Israel and Overseas Committee recently approved $175,000 in new grants to six programs. For more than two decades, Federation-funded initiatives have expanded access to education, employment and economic independence for thousands of Ethiopian-Israelis.
Who has inspired you to advance your Jewish philanthropy? For longtime Federation donor Dolly Harris, it was her lifelong friend, Irene Baros. Dolly recently endowed her Lion of Judah gift, becoming a Forever Lion and ensuring that her commitment to our Jewish community will continue forever.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and Federation works year-round to promote awareness of breast cancer risks in our Jewish community. Federation-supported nonprofits Sharsheret and Yodeah provide lifesaving education and access to breast cancer screening for Jewish women.
Join Federation’s Jewish Volunteer Center for the 18th Annual Everything but the Turkey, a family-friendly experience that brings our community together to help neighbors in need.
After more than a decade of advocacy, Federation partner Beit Issie Shapiro has helped secure an important victory for Israeli children with disabilities and their families. Previously, children attending extended-hours special education programs often lost access to free transportation home, placing additional pressure on parents.
Amid ongoing hostilities in Ukraine, Federation is helping teenagers across the war-torn country celebrate their Jewish heritage. “In moments like these, I’m glad I have Active Jewish Teens … a big Jewish family where everyone supports each other,” said 14-year-old Lada, who lives in Lviv.
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and Shalom Bayit (Peace in the Home) helps survivors and their families find safety, stability and hope year-round.
As countries around the world continue to be openly hostile to Israel and the Jewish people, an international delegation of journalists visited some of Miami's Jewish institutions with the goal of increasing understanding of the Jewish community.
Federation and our partners are helping Israeli business owners expand their companies through a special mentorship program, demonstrating the endless possibilities when entrepreneurial aptitude is paired with professional support.
Learn how technology, social media and AI are affecting the mental health and well-being of our youth at the Third Annual BeWell Miami Youth Mental Health Summit on Sunday, November 1 at Temple Israel of Greater Miami.
More than a dozen local commemorations were organized to mark the third anniversary of the October 7 Hamas terrorist attacks in Israel, including one at the Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach.
Hear directly from the candidates for Florida’s newly redrawn Congressional District 25 at a community Candidate Forum on Tuesday, October 27 at the Miami Beach JCC.
It's Not All Fun & Games. Community is Serious Business! That was the theme of the recent Women’s Philanthropy kickoff events in both North and South Dade. Attendees gathered to spend meaningful time together as they made room at the table (literally) to strengthen connections and play their best hand at games like Mah Jongg, Canasta and Rummikub for a purpose.
Don’t miss Federation’s premier real estate networking event of the year: the 25th Annual Sunset Over Miami, on Wednesday, October 14, at the Gale Miami Hotel & Residences.
Federation, synagogues, JCCs and other community organizations throughout Jewish Miami will come together to mark the third anniversary of October 7, remember those we lost and honor the courage of the heroes.
Monday, October 5 is the deadline to register to vote and Federation’s Jewish Community Relations Council (JCRC) offers resources to help you learn more about the process and key matchups.
September is Suicide Prevention Month — an opportunity to raise awareness, encourage open conversations and remind our community that help is available. Federation’s primary social-service agency, Jewish Community Services of South Florida, operates the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, a free, confidential service available 24/7/365 to anyone in Miami-Dade or Monroe County experiencing a mental health or emotional crisis.
At the Education Center of Federation’s Holocaust Memorial Miami Beach, Jewish Miami will gather to learn about and honor the victims of the Night of Broken Glass.
In Federation’s longstanding commitment to empowering Ethiopian-Israelis, our Israel and Overseas Committee recently approved $175,000 in new grants to six programs.
The Mission of the Greater Miami Jewish Federation is to mobilize human and financial resources to care for those in need, strengthen Jewish life and advance the unity, values and shared purpose of the Jewish people in Miami, in Israel and around the world.