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How You Help — Stories of Impact

These stories show your impact: how you change our community and our world for the good, every day through your support of Federation. They show how you give our community a better future, for children, young adults, seniors and our Cincinnati, Israel and global communities.

March 10, 202020 Couples Experience ‘Modern-Day Judaism’ During Honeymoon Israel Trip“The feeling is indescribable when a couple who has felt less connected to religion or c…
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March 5, 2020How You Help: Jonathan Finds His VoiceFederation’s JCRC Supports Local Family, School to Fight Antisemitism“In the hallways …
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February 28, 2020Why We Give: Nurturing the Community to Honor the Past, Provide For the FutureAs I walked into Zelda and Lou Jacobs’ house, I was greeted by the amazing smell of chic…
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February 3, 2020Cincinnati Native’s Legacy Spreads Around the World“Everyone knew Max, and everyone loved him. And I think that he would be proud to know t…
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February 3, 2020‘It’s Time to Do Our Part:’ Leading the Community Through VolunteeringSteve Baron and Chris Freeman serve as cochairs for the Community portion of the Jewish Fe…
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January 23, 2020Why Are Donor-Advised Funds So Popular? A Giving Strategies post by Mindy Garvey A Personal Approach to GivingDonor-advised fund…
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January 22, 2020Giving Strategies: What’s the Smartest Way to Give in your Seventies? Ask Sonia Milrod“I love to travel, and I have this urgency to do as much as I can while I can,” said S…
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January 6, 2020Our 10 Most Popular Stories of 2019Security, Israel Connections, Grandparents Among Top TopicsNumber 1: Advocating for Securi…
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January 3, 2020PJ Library Selected for a Pilot Endowment Program“PJ Library is an entry point into our Cincinnati Jewish community. If it went away, it …
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January 3, 2020Developing Leaders for a Stronger Community“I think that it’s human nature to want to continue to make progress,” Nanette Fridm…
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