Sharing the light and warmth of the holiday by donating. wrapping, and delivering new gifts to Jewish children and families in need.

A must-hear story from Jeannie Smith, featured speaker the 2014 Lion of Judah Annual Dinner on October 1.

Established in memory of Ruby Bass (z"l), the award honors her lifelong passion for the Jewish Federation of Cleveland and her commitment to the Women's Campaign.

I remember my first day of work after college vividly. My manager sat me down for an introductory chat and stated flatly, “if it’s going well, don’t screw it up.”

The Kipnis-Wilson/Friedland Award, a prestigious, internationally-recognized honor to a Lion of Judah,* is given to a woman who demonstrates the highest ideals of women’s leadership and involvement.

I visited Israel for the first time last year through a trip sponsored by the Jewish Federation of Cleveland.

By giving a gift in your own name, you connect to the Jewish community in a personal, powerful way, become a role model to thousands of other women, and inspire the next generation to stand up and be counted.

Growing up in Columbus, my family was not nearly as involved in our Jewish community as I am today.

Cleveland young adults just returned from a trip to Israel they will never forget!