The Jewish Federation of Cleveland kicked off the 2021 Campaign for Jewish Needs last night with a virtual event.

Back to school is always a stressful time. Our community was joined by expert panelists who offered proactive strategies, responses, and tips on how to help families manage stress.

The Jewish Federation of Cleveland participated in a three-part series on current issues that are impacting our nation with AJC Cleveland and Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage.

Hear from members of Federation's real estate affinity group for “Real Estate During the Pandemic: Perspectives from the Frontlines"

The Jewish Federation of Cleveland hosted a virtual webinar on the challenges of managing your personal finances in the time of COVID-19 with JFSA Cleveland, Gesher Cleveland, and Hebrew Free Loan Association.

Expert panelists Dr. Arthur Lavin, Joan Morgenstern, and Adina Soclof, along with moderator Courtney Evenchik, offer advice as it relates to topics on many parents’ minds such as creating balance, structure, coping with changing relationships, and building resiliency and responsibility in children.

Women IN Philanthropy hosted a panel discussion on the award-winning film Crip Camp, where they talked about the movie, the American Disabilities Act, and how our Cleveland Jewish community is helping to continue this important work.

Jennifer Cohen, senior vice president/practice lead, Leadership Development for Ratliff & Taylor, hosted an empowering conversation about how these uncertain times can actually help us grow and learn, both today and in the future.

PJ Library® and jHUB joined together to celebrate Shavuot with a virtual, family-friendly baking session to make blintzes and a PJ Library story!

Federation's Young Leadership Division discussed the impact of COVID-19 on Cleveland's food industry and how the Federation is working to provide emergency food assistance to our most vulnerable populations.