Communities across the world will unite in late December for Sarah’s Week of Service, a global initiative honoring the life and legacy of Sarah Milgrim (z”l), who was committed to sustainability, social justice and human connection.
The JCC Maccabi Games will take place in Kansas City from Aug. 2 through 7, 2026, and will bring more than 1,000 Jewish teen athletes from around the world to the city.
The Epsten Gallery at Village Shalom is showcasing the global photography of resident Jim Stevens. The exhibit will be open through Jan. 16.
Fifteen women came together to make beaded bracelets at an Evolve program designed for the next generation of Hadassah women.
This fall, four Hyman Brand Hebrew Academy (HBHA) educators, Wendy Snitz, Rachel Ryan, Jenny Safir and Laura Severin, attended the International ADHD Conference for the first time in the school’s history.
Chabad will once again sponsor the annual Hanukkah celebration at the Kansas State Capitol.
BSD Homes of Kansas City has partnered with the Friendship Circle of Kansas City, a program of Chabad of Kansas City centered on inclusion for people with disabilities.
University of Kansas sophomore Eli Maker, a Kansas City native and active member of AEPi, KU Hillel and KU Chabad, has been selected as a SparkIL Campus Fellow to encourage Israel engagement and micro-philanthropy to the KU community.
Donations to support Elmwood Cemetery, a historic cemetery and memorial to Kansas City’s Jewish heritage, will be matched two-to-one for the remainder of 2025.
Author and community member Karen Gerson has released “I Should Not Be Here,” her debut memoir meant to serve as “a map, a mirror and a message for anyone touched by mental illness,” she said.
