By Lee Chottiner Community Editor The new Digital Community Newspaper Archive, an online project that will make Kentucky’s only Jewish newspaper completely and easily searchable for the first time, was rolled out at a virtual program on May 10. “The … Read More
Do you want to learn to make challah? Or do you want to socialize with other Jewish women? The Great Challah Bake is the event for you! This is the fourth annual Great Challah Bake in Louisville, which is part … Read More
The Jewish Federation of Louisville invited attorneys, accountants and other professionals who specialize in estate planning to a Jan. 28 LIFE & LEGACY educational seminar at Mesh restaurant to learn how they could help clients actualize charitable wishes made in … Read More
The LIFE & LEGACY project in Jewish Louisville raised an estimated $4 million in gifts to the community’s congregations and other institutions in its first year here. As a thank you, supporters were invited to a tribute brunch at the … Read More
Addressing the need for greater endowment giving in Jewish Louisville, nine local Jewish organizations – synagogues, schools and social service agencies – have been selected by the Harold Grinspoon Foundation for a four-year, incentive-based program to increase so-called “legacy” donations … Read More
When the Jewish Community of Louisville was chosen by the Harold Grinspoon Foundation to be part of the fifth cohort of communities to participate in the LIFE & LEGACY program, the JCL made a commitment to partner actively with Jewish … Read More
Following up on its successful Connecting with Nature program, the Jewish Federation of Louisville’s Women’s Philanthropy presents Connecting with Culture hosted by Viki Diaz and Karen Abrams on Friday, November 18, 10:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. This women’s program will include the … Read More
Jennifer Tuvlin began working for The J as the PJ Library director in 2013, and grew the program from 240 participants to 350. Along the way, she also took on Shalom Baby, The J’s program for infants and their mothers, … Read More
The weather was perfect on Friday, September 16, when over 50 women journeyed to Parkland’s Turkey Run Park for “Connecting with Nature,” the first in a series of events planned to engage a cross-section of Jewish women in activities they … Read More
A year ago, PJ Library and the Harold Grinspoon Foundation introduced PJ Our Way to 10 communities nationwide. With more than 3,000 subscribers, this new program for children ages 9 to 11, has successfully been bringing Jewish books into older … Read More