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Size of Human Heart Unrelated to Quality: 6-Year-Old Turns 7th Birthday into Major Mitzvah
Giving & Volunteering · January 05, 2023

Size of Human Heart Unrelated to Quality: 6-Year-Old Turns 7th Birthday into Major Mitzvah

Sadie was happily making her seventh-birthday party plans with her family when a compassionate little switch flipped in her mind. Yes, birthday invitations had already been sent out a few weeks prior. And, yes, parental expectations were solidifying around fun ideas that were age-appropriate, child-focused, and celebratory. But that didn’t stop Sadie from abruptly turning to her parents and announcing with resolve, “I don't need any birthday presents. I need to do a mitzvah!"

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JFS Heldman Family Food Pantry Fills Its Shelves, Thanks to Sukkot Food Drive
Food & Financial Assistance · November 15, 2022

JFS Heldman Family Food Pantry Fills Its Shelves, Thanks to Sukkot Food Drive

As Thanksgiving approaches and more people strive to give thanks and give back, Jewish Family Service (JFS) wants to thank everyone in the community who participated in this year’s Sukkot Food Drive. The food drive looked a little different this year, taking place at the Mayerson JCC as part of the 10th annual Under One Roof community art exhibit. “We’ve partnered with Adath Israel in the past,” said Erica Nyberg, Agency Development Director for JFS.

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How to Give to Nonprofits and Help Those in Need
Giving & Volunteering · October 07, 2022

How to Give to Nonprofits and Help Those in Need

People generally want to give back and make a positive impact for the underprivileged among us, but not everyone has the financial wherewithal to do that. Fortunately, there are numerous ways—aside from giving money—to improve communities, help individuals, support great causes, and ultimately make a difference.

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A Most Happy Madness: the Non-Secret Confessions of Serial Volunteers
Giving & Volunteering · August 08, 2022

A Most Happy Madness: the Non-Secret Confessions of Serial Volunteers

Jim Ellis and Howard Goldwasser don’t know each other, but they share a private compulsion: they are serial volunteers. At the moment, they also share a common benefactor: Jewish Family Service Heldman Family Food Pantry. The men, both retired, have been independently donating their time to the food pantry in a variety of ways, whether it’s helping people shop; gathering and packing up orders; or making deliveries directly to homes.

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May is Mental Health Month and JFS Has the Resources You Need
Counseling & Mental Health · May 12, 2022

May is Mental Health Month and JFS Has the Resources You Need

May is here, and Cincinnati is green again. It is a time for blossoms, proms, graduations and gowns. But May is also National Mental Health Month—making it a great time to get familiar with the rich mental health resources available to our community. Jewish Family Service (JFS) believes that mental health and physical health are equally important aspects to a person’s well-being.

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Cincinnati Leads Country in 'Create Your Jewish Legacy' Pledging
Giving & Volunteering · February 10, 2022

Cincinnati Leads Country in 'Create Your Jewish Legacy' Pledging

Jewish Family Service (JFS) of Cincinnati has recently convened the Create Your Jewish Legacy (CYJL) committee to encourage community members to talk with their families about a legacy commitment to JFS. CYJL is a nationwide program initiated in 2014 by the Grinspoon Foundation with the goal of building endowments that will sustain Jewish organizations locally, and secure a reliable financial future for Jewish communities across the country.

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JFS MOVES ITS HEADQUARTERS
February 02, 2022

JFS MOVES ITS HEADQUARTERS

Cincinnati — Jewish Family Service of the Cincinnati Area (JFS) has moved its headquarters from the Mayerson Jewish Community Center (JCC), located on Ridge Road in Amberley Village, to Kenwood Road in Blue Ash. JFS provides a variety of high-quality professional services, including counseling for youth, teens, and young adults; help for older adults navigating the complexities of aging—through AgeWell Cincinnati; and non-medical, in-home care—with StarPoint Home Care.

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Food Pantry 2.0: Crucial Community Service Improved
Food & Financial Assistance · October 27, 2021

Food Pantry 2.0: Crucial Community Service Improved

Linda Kean doesn’t believe in fate, but an experience with synchronicity last year still has her smiling. Kean, who is Vice President of Operations and Youth & Family Programs with Jewish Family Service (JFS), explained how JFS benefitted from fortuitous timing earlier in the year. “In April of 2020, I had an inspired idea. I said to our Heldman Family Food Pantry staff, ‘We really need to redesign the food pantry."

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To Help Families in Need, Jewish Family Service Says Local Merchants Went the Extra Mile
Food & Financial Assistance · May 31, 2021

To Help Families in Need, Jewish Family Service Says Local Merchants Went the Extra Mile

One of the most important aspects of charitable assistance is the need to protect the confidentiality of recipients. People’s dignity should be at the center of any provided service; if a family is struggling—whether financially or in other ways—their right to privacy must be respected. So, when Jewish Family Service (JFS) recently received a grant that made recipient anonymity more difficult, their staff worked hard to create a resolution that was a success for everyone involved.

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