Our community cares for one another in Cleveland and around the world. In our own neighborhood, The Refugee Response Home Mentoring Program provides meaningful academic and acculturation one-on-one support to over 50 refugee students in Cleveland.

Find out how Maxine Brand, Joyce Goodman, Cynthia Spikell, Rhoda Seifert, Marilyn Peters, and Randi Waxman are "knitting" an IMPACT! by volunteering.

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The Jewish Federation aspires to leave no community member behind, and College Now is truly a partner in this aspiration. College Now believes that every individual’s success contributes directly to the success of our entire region, and seeks to connect individuals to postsecondary training programs, including college.

Find out how Joyce and George Becker are making an IMPACT! by volunteering.

Find out how Marv Gisser is making an IMPACT! by volunteering.

Caring for One Another is a priority of the Jewish Federation of Cleveland. And our community is dedicated to caring for the estimated 900 Holocaust survivors living in Northeast Ohio.

Find out how Sally Wachter is making an IMPACT! by volunteering.

The Kosher Food Pantry’s motto is “Tikun Olam (repairing the world) begins here.” A small army of volunteers recognize that even in a good economy there are still too many of our neighbors struggling to put food on the table. One of the Jewish Federation of Cleveland's priority is to Care for One Another.