The Jewish Federation of Cincinnati organized a delegation of 14 women to attend the 2014 International Lion of Judah Conference in New York City, including Fran Dubroff Coleman, who won a prestigious Kipnis-Wilson/Friedland Award.
Cincinnati college students had life-changing internship experiences through Onward Israel and the Workum internship program.
Cincinnati’s Jewish young adults, ages 22-26, are invited to join a free, once-in-a-lifetime trip to Israel this winter, Dec. 23-Jan. 4. Thanks to The Jewish Foundation of Cincinnati and Taglit-Birthright Israel, the trip will be 100% paid for.
Community Shaliach (Israeli Emissary) Yair Cohen and his family have just finished their three years in Cincinnati. Yair sent this farewell letter to the community.
The SHAI program will combine, expand, and further formalize the ongoing efforts of the Jewish Federation, Hadassah and Cincinnati Children's to provide hospitality to Israelis working at Cincinnati Children’s and their families.
