It is okay to be angry!
Editor's Note: As part of our Federation's Partnership2Gether (P2G) initiative, members of the Richmond Jewish community - Melissa Brownstein, Marvin Daniel, Josh Goldberg, Seth...
Uplifting and Inspirational
By Jill Grossman, JCFR Director of Woman’s Philanthropy and Affinities
What a treat … a truly joyful morning!
On the first day of summer on June...
Security Grants awarded to Richmond Jewish Institutions
Three years ago, in response to rising Antisemitism and threats, the Jewish Community Federation of Richmond made a significant investment in Community Security.
The RVA...
Network JCFR visits VHM and Violins of Hope exhibit
Network JCFR is the premier young adult Jewish network in Richmond. Our goal is to help native Richmonders and newcomers build and provide enrichment...
Nannette Shor to receive Neil November DCSA
Nannette Shor, a passionate volunteer and longtime leader of the Jewish community, will receive the Jewish Community Federation of Richmond’s Neil November Distinguished Community...
‘Unbreakable Ukrainians: A journey into the heart of resilience’
"Unbreakable Ukrainians"
at the City of Richmond's Main Library Sept. 1 - Oct. 3
In the heart of Richmond, a transformative narrative awaits your attention this...
Sara Waskin will receive JCFR Woman of Valor Award
Dedicated volunteer and leader of the Jewish community, Sara Waskin has been chosen to receive the Jewish Community Federation of Richmond’s L’Dor V’Dor Woman...
One Happy Camper reaches 100,000 grants
By Sara Rosenbaum
Chief Impact Officer, JCFR
The Jewish Community Federation of Richmond is proud to be a One Happy Camper (OHC) Community, finishing off our 1st...
The many lessons from Colleyville and the right time for government...
Beyond the clear lessons from Colleyville on security, vigilance, and preparedness – the most enduring lesson may be on how Antisemitism framed around Israel...
