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.
A Letter From the CEO: After Texas
We need to call this hatred what it is and call on those who are not Jewish to do the same. As history has taught us, we do not have a choice.
A statement on Colleyville from our CEO
As the assault on Congregation Beth Israel in Texas unfolds, we are once again left grappling with the reality of targeted hatred directed at Jews.
Looking Back, Looking Forward: 2021 in Review
We are astounded by the generosity, resilience, and selflessness we witnessed this past year.
Repairing the World: An Interview with Jeff Adberg, JFS Volunteer
If we really acknowledge how much we have—and how little we need to give in order to make a big difference—it’s a no-brainer.
A November Message From Our CEO
Dear Friends, Our son Nativ turned 18 the other day. He was nine months old when we moved back to Seattle after I graduated from Rabbinic school. Nine years old when I started at JFS. I have a distinct memory of teaching him how to ride a bike. I was running beside him down our…
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