JFS' Annual Embrace-A-Family

Hanukkah Program is Happening Right Now!

December 2019

Dear Friends,

It's raining in the JFS office! But we're happy about it - because it's raining Embrace-A-Family gifts!

We're greeting many generous donors of all ages, and our very grateful clients are moved to tears.

Join us and come see what it's all about! Read on below for info on next week's upcoming JFS tour.

B'shalom,

Mindy

Mindy Berkowitz

Executive Director

Come Tour JFS!

Wednesday, December 18th

11:00AM to Noon

Learn about all the good we do together to help families, seniors and adults facing challenges.

See Embrace-A-Family in action, meet our staff, join a class for newly arrived refugees and fill your heart.

For more information contact Lori at (408) 357-7456 or [email protected].

For more details . . .

12th Annual Embrace-A-Family is Here!

Now thru December 15th


	Hilla with Embrace-A-Family gifts

JFS SV invites you to be a part of our 12th annual Embrace-A-Family Hanukkah program, bringing joy to those in need.

Your gifts brighten the holidays for children and adults in our community.

Look for Embrace-A-Family dreidel gift boards at the Levy Family Campus and in dozens of locations throughout our community. Or purchase gifts online through our Target Gift Registry.

For more information ...

Join the JFS Staff Team!

JFS is Hiring for Two Positions

Director of Social Services

JFS SV is seeking a Full-Time Director of Social Services to manage agency programs for a diverse group of clientele that includes seniors, adults, families, émigrés, Holocaust survivors, and others.

Part or Full-Time Career Counselor

JFS SV is seeking a Part to Full-Time Career Counselor to assist with employment preparation and job development for recently arrived refugees in our Connections to Work program.

For more details on either position,

go to Careers on our website.

Chaplain Aides Needed

Bring the Light of Shabbat to Isolated Seniors

Are you looking for a meaningful way to give back? JFS is seeking volunteers to become Chaplain Aides and lead one-hour Shabbat services monthly at local senior facilities on Friday afternoons or early evenings.

A Chaplain Aide should be comfortable leading a shortened Hebrew service and discussion, and developing a connection with seniors. This important mitzvah brings the light of Shabbat to isolated seniors.

Contact Lori Cinnamon, Manager of Community and Volunteer Engagement, at 408-357-7456 or [email protected].