Tzedaka
What are the ancient and modern practices of Passover's Kimcha de’Pischa? - opinion
Many Jewish organizations today run Kimcha de’Pischa campaigns worldwide, collecting funds to distribute food packages.
‘Philanthropy starts with curiosity’
American Jewish World Service to lay off 10% of staff and exit 3 countries where it has provided aid
B'ezri: Commitment to combat poverty - opinion
Jewish Chilean multi-millionaire offers elderly homeless woman life-changing money
Farkas is known for his philanthropic efforts, having handed out $100 dollar bills to people at the kotel only months ago.
Ruth's quiet revolution and what we can do - opinion
This heart-warming positive and optimistic storyline describes a dynamic affirmed by research and experience. Acts of kindness and generosity are, indeed, contagious.
As a rabbi in a small town, I understand the Jewish class divide — and how to close it
There is a wide disparity between small-town Jewish life and Jewish life in the big cities in the US.
Chaim Topol is an immortal icon for more than Tevye
Chaim Topol, who died recently, contributed more to the world than the role of Tevye the Dairyman.
Tzedaka: The ethics and morals when donating to charity - opinion
I will pose many questions, and while some of the answers are quite clear regarding crossing the ethical line, others are not. Many others, in fact, are in that infamous gray area.
Helping to secure the Jewish future
Getting to know Mike Leven, founder of Jewish Future Pledge and Jewish Youth Pledge, two singular initiatives designed to help sustain the Jewish people’s future
Tzedakah in the virtual world: A new frontier for Jewish teen engagement
Lost Tribe is a groundbreaking initiative that recently held the 'TzedakaThon,” featuring a lineup of Jewish social media influencers popular with teens.
Before Giving Tuesday, learn how to give charity and make it have impact
As Giving Tuesday approaches we want to share some experiences and observations from our decades of nonprofit work to elevate your charitable giving to Israel to be the most impactful.
A Survivor’s Tale
Naomi Ragen is a renowned American-born novelist, playwright and journalist. Ms. Ragen interviewed a Dimona resident, Karol Graif, who is a long-time participant in Meir Panim’s Dimona activities.
Rosh Hashanah Recipes
Painting a positive picture in Sderot
How a graffiti workshop influences hearts and minds