The Jewish Foundation of Louisville will hold its first Annual Meeting for those who have established endowment funds and those who are considering establishing endowment funds on Tuesday, May 15, at the Jewish Community Center. The meeting will have three … Read More
On Thursday, May 17, Jewish Family & Career Services will honor six individuals at the seventh annual M.O.S.A.I.C. Awards (Multicultural Opportunities for Success and Achievement In our Community).
[by Deb Aubespin and Shiela Steinman Wallace] Marie and Ron Abrams will be honored at The Temple’s 7th Annual Tribute Dinner on Sunday, June 3, at 6 p.m. at The Temple. The Abrams have been long-time civic volunteers whose commitment … Read More
[by Shiela Steinman Wallace] There are many people who contribute their time and resources to ensure that there is a strong Jewish community in Louisville. Among them is a much smaller group who devote many hours to this cause and … Read More
[by Stew Bromberg] Vice President and Chief Development Officer I have found a new home in Louisville. Whether we rent or own our residence, it is only a place to rest our weary heads at night. Our house may be … Read More
Young people who became philanthropists by starting B’nai Tzedek Funds are invited to a dinner in their honor on Wednesday, May 23, at 6 p.m. at the Jewish Community Center auditorium. The invitation is also extended to their immediate family … Read More
When tornadoes swept through Kentuckiana on March 2, the Jewish Community of Louisville began collecting monetary donations to help the victims of this devastating natural disaster. The JCL’s Jewish Community Relations Council reports that more than $21,000 has been raised … Read More
Louisville’s community size doesn’t rank among the nation’s largest, but that doesn’t stop us from participating in some of the nation’s most important Jewish events. Take the King David Society for example. This group of the nation’s most generous Jewish … Read More
It is time to start gathering a team for the Republic Golf Challenge, held Monday, June 25, at the Standard Country Club. The event benefits both the Jewish Community Center and Jewish Family & Career Services. The event continues to … Read More
[by Shiela Steinman Wallace] Terezin was a Nazi concentration camp. Yet it was different from the other camps. It was the place where the Nazis sent artists and musicians. Some children were permitted to live there, and when the Red … Read More