An invitation to the Federation’s 99th Annual Meeting, highlighting community impact reports, financial stewardship, leadership recognition, and the importance of collective engagement in strengthening Jewish life locally, in Israel, and worldwide.
Massachusetts’ bipartisan antisemitism commission approved a landmark report after yearlong statewide testimony, recommending IHRA definition, education, and training, providing an actionable blueprint to combat rising anti-Jewish hatred across the Commonwealth.
The Pioneer Valley offers exceptional Jewish programs—from lectures and security training to leading voices on Israel and antisemitism. With strong community support and advance notice, now everyone can engage, learn, and participate.
Western Massachusetts’ Jewish community is strongest when united. By reducing redundancies and collaborating across synagogues and agencies, we can save resources, expand engagement, and amplify our collective impact—building a more resilient and connected future.
SNAP cuts threaten vulnerable families, making our Jewish obligation to feed the hungry even more urgent. Springfield is heavily impacted—support Rachel’s Table and JFS to help ensure no one goes without food.
