On Sunday, April 14, Federation held its 3rd annual Inter-Community Seder in downtown Raleigh. 150 people representing 45 organizations gathered for a model seder.

This week, we are bringing you a letter from Jasmine Medoff, 1st Vice President of our Board of Trustees. She talks about how our Federation has been involved with new Israel initiatives since October 7.

On March 19, 2024, several members of our community spoke about their recent experiences with traveling on solidarity mission trips to Israel. The entire panel is now available to watch on YouTube.

Are there Jews in Fuquay-Varina? Jennifer Kublin’s search for an answer led her to start the Jewish Women of Fuquay-Varina Facebook group. Their story is just one example of how Jews in Greater Raleigh are finding new ways to connect with each other.

On March 19, our Federation is hosting “Mission to Israel: Local Perspectives.” We will hear the experiences of several community members who went on recent solidarity mission trips to Israel. One of our featured speakers is Dr. Mike Ross. We asked him a few questions about his experience traveling with American Healthcare Professionals and Friends for Medicine in Israel.

On March 19, our Federation is hosting “Mission to Israel: Local Perspectives.” We will hear the experiences of several community members who went on recent solidarity mission trips to Israel. One of our featured speakers is Dr. Seth Cohen. We asked him a few questions about his experience traveling with American Healthcare Professionals and Friends for Medicine in Israel.

The Jewish Federation of Greater Raleigh supports the results of the Raleigh City Council vote on a one-sided ceasefire resolution, which failed to pass in a 4-4 vote today.

Whether or not you feel confident declaring your Jewishness publicly, one of the best ways to fight feelings of helplessness or isolation in a time of hate is connection.

Take a minute to contact the Raleigh City Council and say thank you for not voting on a one-sided ceasefire resolution. In a time when the loudest voices get the most attention in the media, a sincere email will really make a difference.

The Jewish Federation of Greater Raleigh appreciates the statement read by Raleigh Mayor Mary-Ann Baldwin on behalf of the Raleigh City Council today, which announced that the council will not be voting on a one-sided ceasefire resolution.

Our new "Adopt the Pantry" initiative is crucial in ensuring the sustainability of this vital resource for families and individuals who rely on our Food Assistance Program.

Yesterday, Federation CEO Phil Brodsky appeared on Spectrum News’ Front Porch Politics. Phil talked with host Tim Boyum about North Carolina’s growing Jewish population, antisemitism, and how our community has responded to the October 7th attack in Israel.

At this year’s Annual Gathering, we held our inaugural Volunteer Awards. Our Connection Award went to Amy Fultonberg.

At this year’s Annual Gathering, we held our inaugural Volunteer Awards. Our Care Award went to Sid & Rachel Strauss.

At this year’s Annual Gathering, we held our inaugural Volunteer Awards. Our Community Award went to Janis Zaremba.

Last Sunday, we held our Annual Gathering to celebrate our volunteers, board members, staff, and our new president, Craig Meddin!

The Jewish Federation of Greater Raleigh reaffirms its support of Israel and its right to defend itself against Hamas, a terrorist organization.

Jewish Federation of Greater Raleigh held a gathering in solidarity with Israel which drew a crowd of 500 people on Monday night at the David R. Kahn Community Campus in North Raleigh.