Gloria Lipson has been a vital component of the Cincinnati Jewish community for 52 years. She grew up in Lexington, Kentucky before coming to Cincinnati in 1970. In Lexington, her family had a club th…
“We were just in Ethiopia for the last day and a half,” said Yaakov Hagoel…
“This trip is an incredible opportunity for couples to grow together, experience Israel’s culture, and find the most meanin…
“It feels good to give and you feel like you’re helping in a place of need,” said Trish Joseph. Trish and her husband, Scott, have been giving to the Jewis…
For the Kanter family, supporting the Jewish community is simply part of their everyday lives.
For Mark and Marcy Kanter, cochairing the October 2021 Major Gifts dinner thrown by the Jewish Federation of Cincinnati in honor of their major donors was just another step along their path …
“I love women’s philanthropy. All of these women are coming together for the greater good of …
For most donors, deploying end-of-year charitable giving strategies that are based on the presumption that the tax rates are not likely to change materially in the coming year continues to make good sense.
· Use appreciated assets to make a charitable gift in 2021. As in previous y…
“When I was involved in my youth group, my teachers asked what kind of Jew I wanted to be when I grew up,” remembered Stacey Spivak. “Did I want to be more spiritu…
“The conversation about legacy began with our trip to Israel in 2016,” explained Deb Wacksman. “It was a trip organized by the Jewish Federation of Cin…
Dear friend,
I wanted to share with you Gloria’s story, so fu…
A new campaign will bolster Cincinnati's Create Your Jewish Legacy (CYJL) initiative, which has encouraged legacy giving, o…
The Jewish Federation of Cincinnati honored two …
“I wanted to learn more about myself, gain some valuable professional experience, and push myself out of my comfort zone,” remembered Rachel.
Rachel, who grew up in London, was studying law…
“My father (Wilbur Cohen) and uncle (Phil Cohen) showed us kids and our children that whether you have a little or a lot, it is important to g…
