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The Jewish Federation Kicks Off Its Centennial With The Search For The Next Big Jewish Idea
This year marks the centennial anniversary for The Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles. The hub of L.A.'s Jewish community will celebrate 100 years with a focus on the future, kicking off the search for the Next Big Jewish Idea today at www.NextBigJewishIdea.com. The winner of the search will receive $100,000 to bring the idea to fruition. Read More »
Bernard Milken Jewish Community Campus to Become Permanent Home for New Community Jewish High School
The Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles announced it has come to an agreement to sell the Bernard Milken Jewish Community Campus in West Hills to New Community Jewish High School (NCJHS) as the new home for the high school. The deal will establish NCJHS as the owner and primary occupant in the communal facility, which will also continue to be the home of The JCC at Milken. Read More »
The Jewish Federation Leads Our Community’s Fight Against Israel Delegitimization Efforts
The Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles is leading the Los Angeles Jewish community’s fight against growing efforts to delegitimize the State of Israel as part of a national initiative launched by The Jewish Federations of North America – the Israel Action Network. Read More »
2009 Report to the Community
The Annual Report of The Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles: 2009. Read More »
The Jewish Federation Strengthens Its Team To Make A Bigger Impact In Los Angeles
Adds Two Key Positions To Its Professional Staff In The Areas Of Community Engagement And Development Read More »
Federation 2.0
Central Address for The L.A. Jewish Community is Now Central Address Online Read More »
Largest Jewish Nonprofit in L.A. Names New COO
Ivan Wolkind Joins The Jewish Federation Of Greater Los Angeles. Read More »
Hundreds of volunteers to take “Community Challenge” throughout LA
The Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles is mobilizing hundreds of volunteers in a community-wide day of activities as part of its ongoing effort to fight hunger in L.A. through its Community Challenge on Sunday, June 13th. Read More »
Community Rally in support of Israel on Sunday
The Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles, the Israeli Consulate and numerous partners are coordinating a Community Rally in Support of Israel, Sunday, June 6th at 2pm in front of the Israeli Consulate. Read More »
Federation President Invites Community to Open Dialogue at Skirball
Jay Sanderson, president of The Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles, will host a Community Conversation Sunday, May 16th at the Skirball Cultural Center. Read More »
Federation Raises $4,506,545 on Super Sunday!
The Jewish Federation raised over $4,000,000 on Super Sunday, the L.A. Jewish community's single biggest fundraising day of the year. Read More »
Update on The Jewish Federation’s Haitian Earthquake Relief Fund
To date, The Jewish Federation has received an outpouring of compassion and financial support from our community on behalf of the people of Haiti. Read More »
Support for Victims of Haiti Earthquake
In the wake of the catastrophic earthquake that has devastated Haiti, The Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles today opened an emergency mailbox to provide humanitarian aid to the hundreds of thousands of people in need. Read More »
$2.1 Million Incremental Commitment to Birthright Israel
We are pleased to announce that the Board of Directors of The Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles unanimously approved a resolution today to make a supplemental allocation of $700,000 to Birthright Israel. The Sheldon Adelson Foundation is generously doing a 2-1 match of $1.4 million. Read More »
