Jewish Family Services of Greater Dayton Transportation Services
Some of us might remember the song “The People in Your Neighborhood” from Sesame Street. Who are the people in your neighborhood? Quite possibly, they are our JFS drivers!
Cathy’s WHIM – No Place For Hate And Intolerance
“Hate speech is what happens before hate crimes,” said Representative Steve Stivers. As a representative for Ohio’s 15th congressional district, he was one of the many people I had the privilege of meeting with this past Wednesday.
Jewish Community Center of Greater Dayton by the Numbers
The Jewish Community Center is known as the programming arm of the Jewish Federation and its agencies. And boy, do we have programs!
A Statement On Recent Acts Against Al-Rahman Mosque
It was only a few short weeks ago that our Dayton Jewish community shared the pain of a synagogue whose windows were shattered in Lima, Ohio. Now, we are anguished to see similar acts in our own backyard
Early Childhood by the Numbers
A look at our Early Childhood Care & Education by the numbers
Cathy’s WHIM – I can’t carry a tune ~ can you?
I like to consider myself a visual artist. Anyone who knows me knows calligraphy and mosaics are a passion of mine.
Philanthropic Funds – a Great Way to Meet Your Charitable Gift Giving Needs
A Message from Joel Frydman, Jewish Foundation of Greater Dayton Chair
A Statement Regarding The KKK Rally
The Jewish Federation of Greater Dayton and the Jewish Community Relations Council are working with all local Jewish groups and community partners to find collaborative, non-escalatory ways to meet this hateful affront with a show of our commitment to love and peace.
Children’s Theatre by the Numbers
Each year is a different show, a different cast and a unique set of challenges to tackle. Last year the challenge was to transform the multipurpose room at the CJCE into a remote African jungle.
Cathy’s WHIM – A Strong JCRC
JCRC Director Rabbi Ari Ballaban recently attended the National JCRC Conference. When I think of JCRC (Jewish Community Relations Council), I think about what it was like when I was a volunteer many years ago.