Community

Over a dozen Hadassah women and friends of varied ages and interests enjoyed lunch, schmoozing and conversation in August at Hondo’s. The next luncheon is...

By Samuel Asher Richmond is fortunate to have such a vibrant Jewish community. When my beloved wife, Michele, passed away unexpectedly last November, I was overwhelmed...

Two hundred Hadassah leaders from across the country came together in West Palm Beach, Florida, in January to learn, collaborate and discuss Hadassah’s projects,...

The Jewish Community Federation of Richmond and its community partners thank all who attended in-person or virtually the Stand Against Antisemitism special event on...

Friendship Circle of Virginia held its 2nd Charidy Campaign to raise much needed funds to keep their programming free for all of their families,...

Born and raised in Richmond, Lynn Ackman Burris was an active member of the Jewish community throughout her youth. After some time away in which...

The Jewish Community Federation of Richmond and Richmond Jewish Community Relations Committee congratulate Samuel Asher, Executive Director of the Virginia Holocaust Museum,  on being...

Commitment: Approximately 20-30 hours/year If you enjoy meeting with young adults as they make the transition from high school to college and other education opportunities,...

The Jewish Community Federation of Richmond is officially in a new office, effective March 1. See more information in Daniel Staffenberg’s CEO column for March.

Our Hadassah & Friends lunch group will go to Park Lane Tavern on Wednesday, March 15th at 11:45 a.m. It is located at 2251 Old...