As part of the White House’s Building a Better America program, leaders from Kansas, Oklahoma and Missouri were invited to Washington, D.C., to discuss how the government and local leaders can partner to strengthen communities.
The Jewish Community Foundation announced that Suzanne Galblum Dicken has been hired as its new director of philanthropy.
The Jewish Community Foundation will hold its annual youth philanthropy fair, the B’nai Tzedek Shuk, to introduce teenagers to tzedakah by inviting them to establish their own personal charitable giving accounts at the Foundation.
KU Chabad recently held a “Jewnity Shabbaton,” hosting nearly 100 Jewish students from universities with smaller Jewish communities for a Shabbat retreat.
This month, JFS is standing with the Alliance of Period Supplies to work to end period poverty through its “Go with the Flow” period product drive.
Jewish Federation of Greater Kansas City is searching for an office administrator to ensure the smooth running of the Jewish Federation suite, significantly contribute to organizational culture and provide key administrative support.
Congregation Beth Shalom Sisterhood is participating in HappyBottom’s Diaper Madness Campaign this month.
The Sinai Scholars Society, a Jewish enrichment program hosted by KU Chabad for students at the University of Kansas, was recently awarded the society’s Milestone Award.
Jewish Experiences, a Collaboration of Jewish Federation and The J, is offering kosher Passover curbside meals-to-go again in 2024.
This April, 10 Kansas Citians will be featured by SevenDays for their kindness as the organization commemorates its 10th anniversary.
