New logo...New
Address...Same Dedication to
Strengthening Lives in Times of Need...
Jewish Family Service has
relocated to The Jewish Foundation of Cincinnati
Campus in Amberley, Our new address is 8487 Ridge Road, Cinti., OH 45236. Keep your eye out for our new
website
From Strength
to Strength:
A Circle of Donors
Since our 2009 Annual Meeting UPDATED
6-30-2010
Created to recognize,
with gratitude,
the heartfelt commitment and support of special Friends of JFS.
On
behalf of our Cincinnati community members who rely on Jewish Family
Service every day, thank you to our donors:
Visionary
$5,400+ Jeff and Susan Harris
Andrea Lerner Levenson
& Family
Jacqueline Mervis Mack
Philanthropic Fund
Patron $3,600 - $5,399 Anonymous
Bernard and Pamela Barbash
Family Foundation
Susan and William Friedlander
Louis Ginsberg - Legacy Gift
Nancy and David Wolf
Benefactor $1,800 - $3,599 Anonymous (2)
Bruce and Kitzi Baker &
Family
Leah and Gary Smith & Family
Sustainer
$1,000 - $1,799 Roy Adams z"l
Marcie and Nathan Bachrach
and Family
Mrs. Robert M. Bergstein
Joyce z"l and Paul Heiman
Kim and Larry Juran
Sam and Susan Knobler
LPK Robert and Charlotte Lanzit
Philanthropic Fund
Barbara and Philip Lichtenstein
Leslie and Kenneth Miller
Carl Morgenstern
Beth Schwartz and Gene
Smiley
Susan Shorr and Denny
Mitman
Jonathan and Elizabeth Wolf Louise and Alan Wolf
John and Dr. Abbie Youkilis
Marilyn and Thomas Zemboch
The number of people coming to JFS for
emergency financial assistance between January-October 2009 has
increased 91% over the same period last year.
Nobody could have expected such a demand on our resources. People
who have never needed us before are now calling us for the first time:
Requests for food from the Jewish Family
Service Food Pantry have increased by 80% over the same January-October
period last year.
Twice as many people are asking for help to
avoid eviction from their homes
Our ability to help
depends on you and your support.
You may
personally be feeling the economic downturn. But please know that your year-end donation
will be a lifeline for someone who is putting their kids to bed hungry, facing eviction,
or on the verge of depression.
Your donation, made directly to Jewish Family Service, goes
directly to helping those most in need in our community.
Since
1943 Jewish Family Service has played a vital role in serving the constantly changing
social service needs of individuals, families and their children in Greater Cincinnati.
Mission Statement Jewish Family
Service of Cincinnati strengthens lives and our community by providing
professional social services to families and individuals in times of need.
Vision Statement
To lead the way to a Jewish community where everyone lives with dignity, security, and
hope.
What's New at JFS?................................................
$10,000 CASH
RAFFLE
Drawing Sunday, August 29, 2010 A Chance to win $10,000... A Sure Way
to strengthen lives in times of need. Only 500 sold. $100/ticket or 3/$250.
Call 513.766.3352 for more information. Good Luck!
Annual
Meeting Join us for our Annual Meeting 2-3
pm, Sunday, August 29 at Rockdale Temple Chapel on The Jewish Foundation of
Cincinnati Campus. RSVP or more information 513.766.3352
Adoption Orientation
Wednesday, September 15 Join JFS' Adoption Connection at
6:30 pm
for a free domestic adoption orientation and 8 pm for a free
international adoption orientation. We will provide introductory
information about the adoption process. Call (513) 489-1616 to schedule.
Learn more
Taking Care when Giving Care: A caregiver
support group
2nd Tuesday of the month beginning July 13 You are a caregiver whether you are responsible for the care of an
elderly or disabled loved one 5 minutes a week or 24 hours a day. Join
us for the FREE discussion and support group.
Learn more
"Don't Bite Your Tongue" Discussion Group
Fostering a Rewarding Relationship with your Adult Child
Second Tuesday of the month Your kids are your
kids no matter how old they are! Share the joys and challenges of
building positive relationships with your adult children. Topics
may include creating active relationships over long distances, and how
to respond to major changes in an adult child’s life.Learn more
Interfaith Family Support Are you a mother raising Jewish
children...but you are not Jewish? Don't do it alone! The Mothers Circle
can help.
Learn more.
Are you Jewish with grandchildren whose parents are in an interfaith
relationship or marriage?
Learn to nurture your grandchildren's Jewish identities without forcing
it on the family.
Learn more
Adult Children of
Aging Parents Support Group
Jewish Family Service together with The Mayerson JCC are facilitating a support group
for adult children of aging parents. Interested participants should contact Tiffany
Carlucci at (513) 722-7223
The PJ Libary® The
PJ Library
program supports families in their Jewish journey by sending Jewish
content books and music on a monthly basis to children from age 6 months
to 5 1/2 years.
Read the first newsletter.
Learn more.
Volunteers Needed Volunteering helps you fulfill a mitzvah, and it
is fun! We now need volunteers to
visit with isolated older adults. Volunteers are needed throughout the year
with Jewish Family
Service Food Pantry, Administrative tasks, Naturalization ceremonies, Jewish
Visiting Initiative-Bikur Cholim, and more. Learn more or contact Sandee,
volunteer coordinator at sgolden@jfscinti.org or
(513) 766-3352.
Elderly Care Solutions Concerned about an Older Adult in your
life? We are Your Experts in AgingTM.
Experienced care managers at Jewish Family Service make sure that
seniors are safe, involved with family and community, and living with dignity in their own
homes. We can help you maintain their independence and your peace of
mind. No matter how far you are from Cincinnati, we are just a phone call or e-mail away. Call Jewish Family Service today for
a free in-home consultation at 513-469-1188.Learn more
Celebrate
with a Mitzvah! Are you planning a
Bar/Bat Mitzvah, wedding shower or any other
celebration? By renting Centerpiece for Tzedakah gift baskets for your table
decorations, you also help Jewish Family
Service Food Pantry provide food and personal care items for people in need. More information
Create Your Jewish Legacy today What will you do this
year that will outlast you? Fulfill the promise so future generations will say of
us, "The world is a better place because, for a brief time, they lived in it." Download a pdf, visit
createyourjewishlegacy.org, or contact
Beth Schwartz at (513) 469-1188 or bschwartz@jfscinti.org
Parenting Workshops
You choose the date, time and place! Get answers to YOUR concerns and keep the stress out of parenting.
Our speakers are available to come to your school, business, parent group or home
to discuss a wide variety of parenting issues. Topics include Sibling Rivalry, Raising a
Reader, and Temperament and Your Child. See the complete list
Jewish Family Service
8487 Ridge Road
Cincinnati, OH 45236
Alan R. Mack Parents Center, Family Life Education, Aging Services, Supportive Care
Management, Counseling, Acculturation, Intervention, Critical Needs Care Management
Services, and Volunteer Programs Phone 513-469-1188 - Fax 513-766-3358
Older
Adult Services receives funds administered by Council on Aging of
Southwestern Ohio
Social services for Nazi victims have been supported by a grant from the
Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany.
Funds are received from The Conference on Jewish
Material Claims Against Germany for the Emergency Assistance Program for Nazi
Victims at the direction of the United States District Court supervising the
lawsuit In Re: Holocaust Victim Assets Litigation (Swiss Banks).