Calgary Jewish Federation continues to condemn all acts of anti-Semitism, hatred, and discrimination. We stand in solidarity with the communities impacted by recent heinous acts. We encourage our community to be a light in the darkness by living full and active Jewish lives, and by continuing to lead by example through our words and actions. We invite you to visit our community calendar to see all of the positive ways that you can get involved in Calgary’s Jewish community. Should you have questions or want to connect, please don't hesitate to reach out.
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Burn off those holiday treats and ride your way into a healthy 2020! You’re invited to join
Jewish Adult Calgary (JAC) for a
JACFit Spin Class on Sunday, January 12, 1:00pm at
Calgary JCC. The cost is only $5.00 per person, but registration is limited. Don’t delay, reserve your spot
online, or
contact Danielle Braitman with inquiries.
Join
Calgary Jewish Federation at a
Hitmen vs. Swift Current Broncos game Sunday, January 12, at the Scotia Bank Saddledome. After the game, guests will get the opportunity to meet one of the team members in person! This special hockey game is only $14 per person and free round trip busing is available from
Calgary JCC to the arena.
Go online to purchase your ticket and register for busing. Inclusion is our priority; accessible seating will be available.
Contact Calgary Jewish Federation’s
Inclusion Manager Karina Szulc with inquiries. The bus will depart at 12:30pm from the Calgary JCC. Please
register for busing by Tuesday, January 7, at 10:00pm.
LIFE & LEGACY has soared in Calgary! We’re proud to share that as of December 31, over 100 donors have committed an estimated $11 million in after-lifetime gifts to more than 10 community agencies. Calgary's year one goal, beginning February 2019, was to secure 180 Letters of Intent from donors, but we have already received 240 commitments.
Go online or
contact Diana Kalef to learn more about legacy giving, and how you can ensure the future of our community for generations to come!
On December 25,
Beth Tzedec Congregation hosted its annual Movie and Dinner Night! Attendees watched three classic films:
Coco,
Mrs. Doubtfire, and
The Joy Luck Club! After 6:00pm services, guests also enjoyed a delicious kosher dinner catered by Akiba Charikar.
Kol Hakavod to Beth Tzedec Congregation on another wonderful event!
Building an inclusive community is a priority. Contact us and we will make every effort to meet your needs.
