Project SARAH: Helping Abuse Survivors Write Their Next Chapter
(Courtesy of Project SARAH) Aliza* had never felt so helpless and lost. After working up the courage to leave her abusive husband, she suddenly found
(Courtesy of Project SARAH) Aliza* had never felt so helpless and lost. After working up the courage to leave her abusive husband, she suddenly found
(Courtesy of Joseph A. Schubin and Associates, PLLC, Schubin & Isaacs) The law office, Joseph A. Schubin and Associates, PLLC, Schubin & Isaacs, which has
For many bat mitzvah-aged girls, selecting a meaningful chesed project is a rite of passage — an opportunity to make a difference while stepping into
What makes Lema’an Achai unique? Lema’an Achai is a pioneering organization offering Smart Chesed, a transformative approach to helping families in financial need. Why
(Courtesy of Yad Leah) Since Oct. 7, Yad Leah has tirelessly supported the courageous people of Israel. As economic hardships and daily struggles mount, Yad
(Courtesy of Israel Friends) When the world shifted on Oct. 7, leaving devastation in its wake, a small group of passionate individuals took action. From
(Courtesy of NechamaComfort) Sometimes the call comes from the father, a friend or the couple’s rabbi, but most often it is the grieving mother who
You’re 5 years old and you are brought to therapy by your father to process the death of your mother. You’re 15 and you tell
AMIT Children enables Israel’s youth to realize their potential and strengthens Israeli society by educating and nurturing children from diverse backgrounds within a framework of
(Courtesy of JFCS) JFCS is a mental health and social services agency that serves Bergen, Passaic and Hudson Counties. They are dedicated to helping everyone
(Courtesy of MJE) Founded by Rabbi Mark Wildes, MJE Jewishly engages the tens of thousands of young unaffiliated Jews of New York City in Jewish
(Courtesy of Schoke JFS) Schoke Jewish Family Service (Schoke JFS) in Stamford successfully completed a fundraising match campaign from October through Nov. 15, raising $15,000