The Jewish Federation of Cleveland works hard to commit our values into action every day, aspiring to leave no community member behind. Thanks to our generous donors, the 2015 Campaign for Jewish Needs was a huge success!

Bikes, brews, and giving back! Cleveland’s Young Leadership Division (YLD) and our friends from Urbanites ventured downtown for YLDay of Caring at the Ohio City Bicycle Co-op.

Members of the community are invited to help save a life at the Jewish Federation of Cleveland’s Blood Drive on Monday, March 2 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Federation’s Mandel Building, 25701 Science Park Drive in Beachwood.

View a recipe from Kosher Nutritious blogger, Caroline Sharvit, for guilt-free Purim cookies.

Read the personal reflections from Volunteer: Beit Shean participants.

Interfaith Families Connect to Jewish Life in Greater Cleveland with jHUB Program Launch: Celebrate Passover with Seder in a Box!

Security is a top priority in the Jewish community and it has become a growing concern as anti-Semitic and terror attacks take place around the world. To strengthen security within the local community, the Jewish Federation of Cleveland has acquired a mobile patrol unit.

700+ Clevelanders Stand United for Peace and Against Global Anti-Semitism at 68th Annual Meeting of the Community Relations Committee.