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Sep 1, 2020

Keep Your Jewish Community Close This New Year

Rabbi Greengrass

This year’s High Holy Days are sure to be very different than any other in our recent experience. While we may not be able to gather together as in years past, there is still important value in maintaining your connection to your Jewish community — even if that may mean hearing the shofar virtually. To help you find your Jewish home, click here to view a list of area congregations and synagogues. Make the New Year 5781 a time for Jewish renewal for you and your family, and a time to find personal meaning and connection. Please take a moment to watch this short video from Rabbi Rachel Greengrass, President of the Rabbinical Association of Greater Miami.

Hurricane Melissa Emergency Relief Fund

Hurricane Melissa Emergency Relief Fund

Be part of Jewish Miami’s response to help victims of Hurricane Melissa.

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Supporting Returned Hostages and Their Families

Supporting Returned Hostages and Their Families

As the released hostages begin to find their new normal, Federation remains deeply committed to their long-term wellbeing, as well as that of their families and the loved ones of those brutally murdered by Hamas.

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Kristallnacht Commemoration: Sunday November 9

Kristallnacht Commemoration: Sunday November 9

Join Miami’s Jewish community this Sunday, November 9 at Temple Beth Sholom to commemorate Kristallnacht, the Night of Broken Glass.

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Stepping In for SNAP

Stepping In for SNAP

As SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) benefits come to an end for millions of families across the country tomorrow, Federation has made emergency grants to help vulnerable Jewish Miami residents make ends meets and ensure they have food for themselves and their families.

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