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Oct 11, 2024

Saul Schottenstein Foundation Helps Vulnerable Individuals Enjoy the High Holidays

Committed to the power of tikkun olam (repairing the world), Saul Schottenstein, z"l, demonstrated his devotion to Jewish Miami by creating a lasting legacy that has helped thousands of individuals and families in the community facing food insufficiency. Earlier this month in advance of Rosh Hashanah, clients of JCS Kosher Food Bank received grocery gift cards along with their regular food packages, allowing them to add something special to their holidays. This thoughtful act, provided by the Saul Schottenstein Foundation, allowed them to shop with dignity for specific items that reflect their family traditions, despite the financial challenges they may be facing. The program also provides grocery gift cards in advance of Chanukah, Passover and during the summer. A resident of Columbus, Ohio, and a World War II veteran, Schottenstein always enjoyed his time at his second home in Miami. We remain grateful for his philanthropy, which continues to touch hundreds of lives every year.

Jewish Miami Strong in Tallahassee

Jewish Miami Strong in Tallahassee

Last week, Jewish Miami was well represented at the Second Annual Israel and Jewish Advocacy Days at the Florida Capitol.

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Sold-Out Main Event Brings Miami Together

Sold-Out Main Event Brings Miami Together

Before a sold-out crowd of nearly 1,700 guests this past Sunday, Jewish Miami came together for The Main Event: A Night With Friends and Allies.

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Connecting Students in Yerucham and Miami

Connecting Students in Yerucham and Miami

Federation is building a meaningful connection between Jewish Miami congregational school students and their counterparts in Israel through its Tu B’Shevat Across the Sea: Miami-Yerucham Partner Trees project.

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Federation Working to Prevent Suicide in Israel

Federation Working to Prevent Suicide in Israel

Between 2023 and 2025, emergency room visits by children and teens due to suicidality increased by roughly 60 percent. Federation is funding programs like Gila’s Way to prevent more tragedies amidst Israel’s national mental health crisis.

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