Three years after October 7, the answer is still yes.
A full Wednesday evening at the Mayerson JCC, a 120-seat parliament, a 3.25 percent threshold, and ballots still counted by hand. What the community asked, and what Moria Dafni told them.
A Modern Middle East class at St. Xavier High School spent weeks preparing questions for Moria and Shira, who answered from their own lives. The Federation's Israeli guests have been invited back next semester.
Women's Philanthropy volunteers recently helped cook and serve lunch at Lighthouse Youth & Family Services, Cincinnati's only shelter built for young adults 18 to 24. It's part of Helping on Chai, where our women show up citywide.
Jeff Zipkin and Shelly Gerson have given to the Jewish Federation of Cincinnati for more than 25 years. Their reason is simple: Jewish life needs constant care, and that care is what makes Jewish joy possible.
