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Jewish Federation of Madison is part of the Jewish Federations of North America, a nationwide humanitarian network that serves millions of Jews and non-Jews every day around the world. The Jewish Federation network includes 157 Federations and 400 network communities. As part of the Federation community, Jewish Federation of Madison has been helping enrich Jewish life and assist those facing hardship here at home and around the world since 1940. Jewish Federation of Madison helps support more than 20 essential local programs and agencies, including the Hilde L. Mosse Gan HaYeled Preschool, Camp Shalom, Midrasha Hebrew High School, Irwin A. and Robert D. Goodman Jewish Community Campus, Goodman Aquatic Center, Community Israeli Shlichim, Jewish Burial Association of Madison, Wisconsin Jewish Conference, University of Wisconsin Hillel, Chabad at UW and Jewish Social Services. Through its overseas partners, Jewish Federation of Madison also helps provide rescue, relief, and development programs and services to Jewish communities in need in Israel and 70 other countries, including the former Soviet Union, Latin America, Africa, and Central and Eastern Europe. Jewish Federation of Madison and its overseas partners also provide non-sectarian aid to overseas communities in times of crisis.

Our mission is to enrich Jewish life in Northwest Indiana, in Israel and around the world through service, programming, advocacy and fundraising.

Through our collaborative community planning process and our Annual Campaign, the Federation raises and allocates funds to provide life-saving, life-changing and life-enhancing experiences for Jews in Ottawa and around the globe. The Federation works to translate Jewish values into social action through building community, educating Jewishly, and supporting the most vulnerable.

Our Mission: Acting as the representative body of the Winnipeg Jewish community, building and sustaining a strong, secure and connected community rooted in Jewish values. Our vision: Building a vibrant, connected Winnipeg Jewish community. Since 1938, the Jewish Federation of Winnipeg and its predecessors have been dedicated to sustaining a strong, vibrant Jewish community. Our staff and volunteers focus on building community, communicating with the community at large, advocating for the needs of our most vulnerable, raising the annual operating funds needed to keep our beneficiary agencies strong, and going about our day to day activities with one eye on the future.

The Jewish Foundation of Manitoba is a public foundation that manages a growing endowment fund that exceeds $148 million. Since its inception, the Foundation has distributed over $77 million in grants and scholarships in the local community and across Canada. The Foundation, in keeping with our Jewish heritage and values, encourages and facilitates the creation and growth of endowment funds to enable the community to realize its potential. The Foundation maintains effective stewardship over all assets entrusted to it; distributes grants that reflect donors’ wishes and community priorities; and provides leadership in the Jewish and general communities. The Foundation has always operated under the mandate to receive capital gifts, which remain intact in perpetuity, invest them, and then distribute the annual income back to the local community, as well as to national and Israeli causes. The income supports an array of organizations and individuals involved in: -Education -Arts and Culture -Health and Social Services -Jewish life -Recreation -Religion Donors can direct the income from their funds to designated causes or they may choose to have the Foundation disperse the proceeds where they are most needed, in the form of grants or scholarships. There are various types of funds administered by the Foundation, which allow the donors flexibility and creativity in making their philanthropic decisions. Prudent investment policies ensure that the distribution potential of each and every fund is maximized.

The Jewish Foundation of Manitoba is a public foundation that manages a growing endowment fund that exceeds $148 million. Since its inception, the Foundation has distributed over $77 million in grants and scholarships in the local community and across Canada. The Foundation, in keeping with our Jewish heritage and values, encourages and facilitates the creation and growth of endowment funds to enable the community to realize its potential. The Foundation maintains effective stewardship over all assets entrusted to it; distributes grants that reflect donors’ wishes and community priorities; and provides leadership in the Jewish and general communities. The Foundation has always operated under the mandate to receive capital gifts, which remain intact in perpetuity, invest them, and then distribute the annual income back to the local community, as well as to national and Israeli causes. The income supports an array of organizations and individuals involved in: -Education -Arts and Culture -Health and Social Services -Jewish life -Recreation -Religion Donors can direct the income from their funds to designated causes or they may choose to have the Foundation disperse the proceeds where they are most needed, in the form of grants or scholarships. There are various types of funds administered by the Foundation, which allow the donors flexibility and creativity in making their philanthropic decisions. Prudent investment policies ensure that the distribution potential of each and every fund is maximized.

The JHC has been visited by more than 650,000 people since opening its doors in 1984. Its vision was created by the Centres founders, who wanted to educate young Australians about the dangers of racism and to develop an understanding of the Holocaust. The Centre is made up of several departments which include a library, education department, archival and artefact collection and an audio visual facility for interviewing survivors and digitising more than 1,500 testimonies.

At Jewish Home we offer a full complement of senior living services—our community-based services are designed to foster independence, further self-fulfillment, and achieve whole-person wellness. Our philosophy of person centered care is at the core of everything we do for our residents across our entire organization. We offer residents an opportunity to comfortably age in place by offering a full continuum of care including independent living, assisted living and long-term care all on one campus. This campus is complemented by a comprehensive offering of community-based services that enable people to remain in their own homes. At Jewish Home the choice of how and where you want to live is yours. Jewish Home is a Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC), offering all levels of care from independent living to skilled nursing care on a single campus: Independent Living at The Summit at Brighton Assisted and Enhanced Assisted Living at Wolk Manor Assisted Living Memory Care at The Lodge at Wolk Manor Long-term, Transitional and Memory Care at Jewish Home - Skilled Nursing Community programs and services: Adult Day Health Care At Home Dining At Home Handyman Services Living Well Companion Care Marian’s House memory care day program Outpatient Rehabilitation at the Atkin Center Physician House Calls For more information or to schedule a tour please contact us at (585) 341-2307.

JEWISH HOME OF EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA is a hospital & health care company based out of 1101 VINE ST, SCRANTON, Pennsylvania, United States.

Jewish Interactive is an innovative non-profit organisation that strives to create interactive Jewish programs, utilizing modern technology, to make Jewish and Hebrew Education available for all children at home, in school and in-between. Our vision is to create a global collaboration that unites Jewish educators, curriculum developers, informal Jewish organizations and students with cutting–edge gaming and e-learning technology to bring all Jews a touch closer.

An Art & History Museum in the heart of Brussels, exploring Jewish cultures through permanent collections and contemporary exhibitions

At the Jewish Museum of Australia, we illuminate Jewish life. To illuminate is to: Supply with light; Make luminous or shining; Enlighten intellectually or spiritually; Make clear; Bring to the fore; and Make illustrious or resplendent. Our Values At the intersection of art and Jewish culture, our Museum is a place for all people to share in the Australian Jewish experience. We are: Authentic: Committed to excellence, heritage and quality; Inclusive: Building a sense of belonging and trust with people of all backgrounds; Innovative: A museum experience re-imagined beyond our community and country; and Open: Sparking curiosity, conversation and social cohesion through connection and play. We seek to infuse all we do with: Chesed, or compassion and kindness; and Tikkun olam, or the desire to improve our world. We look forward to welcoming you to our Museum.