A rally in DC with echoes of Jan. 6 has Jewish officials on high alert
IDA RELIEF
Large parts of Louisiana and Mississippi have been plunged into darkness and Hurricane Ida destroyed many homes and businesses.
The conditions on the ground have made it difficult to see the full scope of the damage, but early indications make it clear that Jewish communities and others will have significant needs. Hundreds are still stranded, evacuation orders in New Orleans remain in place, and towns along the Gulf Coast remain flooded.
Jewish Federations are uniquely positioned to help at times of need such as these.
A mailbox has been opened directed at this emergency, which can be accessed here.
TRAILERS
Tiger Within
May Ed Asner's memory always be a blessing.
Neighbours
JFOC Provides Grants to Combat Food Insecurity
JFOC has made food insecurity one of its funding priorities throughout the pandemic. Read more here
Board Chairperson, Annabel Lindenbaum, presents a check to Patricia Donaghue to enable the purchase of chest freezers. The pantry plans to open in October.
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Our Impact
Take me out to the ballgame
PJ Kids that came out to the game got to pick an extra book! Nice choice for the upcoming holiday!
PJ Baby's first ballgame!
Ways to Give
JFOC & JFCS are here for you as we go through this pandemic. Find information on what we're doing and things you can do here. If you or someone you know is in need call 732-363-8010.
If you know anyone who needs support or counseling or a check-in call, let us know via email at JFCS@ocjf.org.
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