We offer a warm, welcoming space with meaningful programs and events that connect our diverse community, inspire engagement, and build a stronger Jewish future.
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Doors of Israel features acrylic paintings by Tomi Nonenbacher-Stern, with paintings and prints available for purchase. The exhibit will be on display from November 1 through November 15.
Each week, we gather online about 15 minutes before Shabbat candle lighting to connect, schmooze, and then join together in blessings over candles, wine, and challah.
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Tot Shabbat with Marlene Rachelle and Rabbah Riqi welcomes Shabbat and holidays through music for families with children 0–9. Followed by a nut-free vegetarian potluck dinner with cheese pizza pr...
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Doors of Israel features acrylic paintings by Tomi Nonenbacher-Stern, with paintings and prints available for purchase. The exhibit will be on display from November 1 through November 15.
The Federation is our community’s Ark, safeguarding Jewish life, supporting Israel, strengthening security, building resources, fostering philanthropy, connecting Jews locally and globally, and e...
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Pulitzer Prize–winning historian Jon Meacham headlines the Lynn M. and William Foggle Great Issues Lecture Series, exploring “Hope Through History”—offering wisdom, inspiration, and leaders...
Adam Solender joins the Jewish Federation of Western Massachusetts as Interim Executive Director, Chief Philanthropy Officer, and JEF Director, bringing 17+ years of nonprofit leadership and commit...
Our Sponsorship Partners Program does more than address today’s needs—it builds a stronger future. Your support sustains essential programs, events, and services that care for the vulnerable, strengthen our community’s security, and stand in solidarity with our brothers and sisters in Israel.
If you would like to learn more about supporting the Jewish community in Western Massachusetts please contact Bobby Naimark at (413) 333-4861.
Your donation directly supports local agencies in Western Massachusetts and funds vital programs and operations within our Federation. It strengthens our Jewish summer camps and day schools, provides food for the hungry, offers comfort to the sick, and fosters a sense of community on college campuses.
