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Supporting and empowering people of the East Bay.
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Concert for a Cause
Concert for a Cause
Thursday, September 18 WHAT’S HAPPENING Live music DJ & dancing Sign up for future Shabbat dinners as a host or guest with One Table Learn how JFCS East Bay supports refugees, immigrants, and neighbors in need
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Jewish Economic Vulnerability
Jewish Economic Vulnerability
29% of American Jews are struggling to make ends meet. This High Holy Days season, let’s turn ritual observance into aligned action. Learn how you can make a difference here in the East Bay. Panelists: Rachel Sumekh, Project Executive for the Jewish Funders Network’s Poverty Affinity Group Anne Aronov, Geriatric Case Manager Bereavement, JFCS East…
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August 2025 Newsletter
August 2025 Newsletter
As the new school year begins, we are reminded that this is a season of growth, learning, and possibility. At JFCS East Bay, our focus for the year reflects that same spirit as we commit to Building Tomorrow, Together. We are strengthening our ability to learn from data so we can better understand needs, measure…
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Social services for Jewish Nazi victims have been supported by a grant from the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany.
This service is supported by a grant from The Jewish Federations of North America’s Center on Aging, Trauma, and Holocaust Survivor Care.