Danny Gabriner knows that growing a business is a lot like baking the perfect loaf of bread. You need to be willing to roll up...
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Alix Li is thriving. Since joining JFCS’ Shupin Community and moving into Ady’s Place, she has embraced every opportunity—becoming a regular at yoga and dance,...
In times of uncertainty, having trusted guidance can make all the difference. With immigration policies shifting and global events creating new challenges, many individuals and...
Betty, a resident of Ady’s Place with the Gary Shupin Independent Living Community describes herself as an introvert. While she finds social settings sometimes challenging,...
Some families are dreamed into being long before they take shape. From the earliest days of their relationship, Stephane and Marie shared a clear and...
JFCS’ Legal Services is providing immigration services to local families with relatives in Ukraine or recent arrivals from Ukraine. Read below for answers to our...
At JFCS’ Center for Dementia Care, we believe that healthy aging begins long before memory loss becomes a concern. Our team is dedicated to helping...
After a lifetime of independence, struggling with day-to-day tasks can feel demoralizing. For Jeanne Halpern, 90, having a little help at home has brought relief...
What speaks more to the heart of a Jewish organization than being there for your grandmother, mother, child, and community through every stage of life?...
JFCS is proud to announce that Jacqueline Neuwirth has been elected President of its Board of Directors. A longtime supporter and dedicated leader within the...
For the past fourteen summers, the JFCS YouthFirst Summer Internship Program (now known as the Shmunis Internship Program) has connected hundreds of high school students...
Simon Miller, volunteer with JFCS’ Legal Services Program:When I first started volunteering with JFCS, I was looking for a way to feel more rooted in...
