While we feel sorrow and anger, we must also continue to stand united in opposition to bigotry in all forms and in support of common-sense gun laws.
While we feel sorrow and anger, we must also continue to stand united in opposition to bigotry in all forms and in support of common-sense gun laws.
This Passover season, may we help each other welcome and know the soul of the stranger, and may we remember our stories of freedom are intertwined.
Paula Selis and Jon Fine truly embody the idea of a “community of caring.” We interviewed Paula and Jon, our 2022 luncheon co-chairs, to learn more.
With your help, JFS will continue to be a light in the darkness for Ukrainian Jews.
Our priorities for the 2022 session include legislation that addresses ongoing and urgent health, housing, and safety needs for our community.
Residents at The Mary Schwartz Summit in First Hill came together to make a generous and creative gift to JFS and our Refugee & Immigrant Services program.
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