We are excited to celebrate Jewish American Heritage Month at the Wake County Public Libraries! We spoke with Jewish papercut artist Evelyn Goldman of Romance and Mishegoss as she gave a demonstration at the Eva Perry Regional Library.
On Sunday, over 600 people from around the Triangle came to the David R. Kahn Community Campus to celebrate Israel’s 77th birthday.
On Monday, the Wake County Board of Commissioners took time during their regular meeting to proclaim May as Jewish American Heritage Month. Jewish Federation of Greater Raleigh was there to celebrate, and Federation Interim CEO Robin Talley gave a short speech about the role of Jewish Americans in Wake County.
Today is Yom Ha’Atzmaut, and we are excited to host two gatherings at the David R. Kahn Community Campus for our community to celebrate Israel!
We are excited to celebrate Jewish American Heritage Month with the Wake County Public Libraries! Stop by your local library during May for books and events featuring Jewish culture.
Tennisbloc will serve as the official pickleball provider at the JCC, bringing high-quality instruction, leagues, programming, and community engagement to players of all ages and skill levels.
Liz Zatz and Gabby Bush represented PJ Library Greater Raleigh at this year’s PJ Library International Conference. We spoke to them about their experiences, what they learned, and why they believe PJ Library is so important right now.
Last week, we held our 4th annual Inter-Community Seder. Over 130 people from 45 different community organizations came together to enjoy a festive meal and discuss the values we share.
On March 8, Beth Meyer Synagogue (BMS) will be celebrating the 150th anniversary of its founding. We spoke with Beth Meyer Synagogue’s Executive Director, Jonathan Wertheim, to learn more about the congregation’s history and his and others’ hopes for its next 150 years.
Stefanie Shapiro, our Camp, Youth & Family Manager was selected as one of the 13 JCC professionals for the 13th cohort of the Merrin Teen Professional Fellowship, a 12-month program designed for JCC professionals who work directly with teenagers in Jewish Community Centers and Camps across the continent.
The Greater Raleigh area has a fast-growing Hindu and Indian community, and the Jewish Federation of Greater Raleigh is working with them on common interests. We spoke to Gunvant Bhakta of Triangle Area Hindu Temples to learn more about this growing partnership.
Jewish Federations are overjoyed to welcome home Arbel Yehoud, Gadi Moses, and Agam Berger, as well as five Thai nationals, after a horrific 482 days held in Hamas captivity.
Our hearts are full today as we welcome Liri Albag, Naama Levy, Karina Ariev, and Daniella Gilboa home after an unimaginable 477 days held in Hamas captivity.
The Jewish Federation of Greater Raleigh today is overwhelmed with emotion as we welcome Romi Gonen, Emily Damar, and Doron Steinbrecher, back home after 471 days in captivity.
Mazel tov to Jewish Federation of Greater Raleigh Trustee and Past-President Amy Bush, who received the The Kipnis-Wilson/Friedland (KWF) Award at the International Lion of Judah Conference in Atlanta earlier this week.
The Jewish Federation of Greater Raleigh welcomes the news of a ceasefire deal for the release of 33 hostages from captivity by Hamas.
This Sunday, Chabad of Cary will be breaking ground on their new permanent home: the Chabad of Cary Jewish Center. We talked with Rabbi Yisroel Cotlar to learn more about Chabad’s history in Cary and their hopes for the new building.
As we prepare to count down to midnight on New Year’s Eve, Phil reflects on some of his top moments with Federation over the last few years.
Last Thursday, our Jewish Federation hosted a lunchtime meeting for the Raleigh Police Department’s I-CARE Team, a committee made of leaders from a diverse range of Raleigh’s faith communities.
We are delighted to present our volunteer awards to three honorees who stepped up this year.
At this year’s Annual Meeting on December 8, we are excited to welcome Ilana Kaufman, CEO of the Jews of Color Initiative. We spoke with Ilana to learn more about what inspired her to take on this work and how Jewish communities can do to be more inclusive and welcoming.
