JFS launches ‘Spread the Love’ food pantry drive
This February, Jewish Family Services is kicking off its annual Spread the Love Campaign.
This February, Jewish Family Services is kicking off its annual Spread the Love Campaign.
Kehilath Israel Synagogue is privileged to name Bill Greenberg as its Minyannaire of the Year.
SevenDays, a Kansas City-based nonprofit organization that promotes kindness and understanding through education and dialogue, is now accepting entries for its annual SevenDays Make a Ripple, Change the World Scholarship.
Robert Simmons understands what it means to pay it forward, and he’s doing that with Jewish Family Services. Simmons has been named JFS’ January volunteer of the month.
The Temple, Congregation B’nai Jehudah is pleased to announce the installation of Rabbi Stephanie Kramer as its 15th senior rabbi.
Members of Congregation Beth Shalom and the entire Jewish community are invited to join the Beth Shalom Sisterhood members for the second trimester of the Sarah Peltzman Education Series.
The final community-wide food drive of 2021 for the Jewish Family Services food pantry was a great success with nearly 2,139 pounds of food items and non-perishables collected.
Applications are now open for Leadership Tomorrow, Jewish Federation of Greater Kansas City’s paid summer internship program.
After months of restoration and upgrades, the Belzer Garden at The Jewish Community Campus marked its grand reopening on December 19.
For Susie Hurst, director of Family Life Education at Jewish Family Services, it feels like yesterday when she joined the organization to work with youth and families. Yet at the end of this month, Hurst will formally retire from JFS following a 35-year career in which she has been a positive force for so many in the community.
Kinnor Philharmonic, an ensemble composed of Jewish and non-Jewish musicians, returns to The White Theatre at The J on January 2 to ring in the New Year.
Homelessness continues to grow in our community. Now imagine what it’s like to be without a home during the holiday season and the possibility of a seasonal celebration with no gifts.
On December 15, Jewish Community Foundation fundholders and friends gathered online to celebrate “The Power of Kindness” at the Foundation’s 62nd Annual Meeting and Installation of Officers and Trustees.
Family traditions during the holiday season can include everything from baking cookies to exchanging gifts, enjoying neighborhood light displays to watching holiday movies. Encore Director Maggie Osgood Nicholls especially enjoys the traditional Nutcracker experience, but she always wanted to make it resonate more with Jewish families.
Renée Polsky Silver comes from a long line of volunteers. Her family members also have volunteered for Jewish Family Services for years. JFS salutes the Polsky family as its volunteers of the month.