Dentist retools Holocaust survivors’ smiles

A Florida dentist works with a subgrantee of JFNA’s Center for Advancing Holocaust Survivor Care  to provide services to elderly Holocaust survivors. Read more.

American Jewish Archives to house JFNA's multi-million document collection

JFNA congratulates the HUC for receiving a federal grant that will help ensure the organization’s archives are properly cared for and available for research. Read more.

Special briefing with Jason Greenblatt about Peace to Prosperity Plan

The day after President Trump unveiled the Peace to Prosperity plan, Jason Greenblatt, former White House Special Envoy to the Middle East, spoke with Jewish Federation leaders from across North America and around the world in a briefing moderated by JFNA Board of Trustees Chair Mark Wilf an…

From Our Leadership: Liberation of Auschwitz a reminder of our sacred work

There are approximately 80,000 Holocaust survivors alive in the United States. It is estimated that one-third live at or near poverty levels. The Jewish Federations of North America is determined that these courageous​ people, who have endured so much already, should not struggle in their …

One-third of Holocaust survivors live in poverty

As world leaders gather in Jerusalem for the World Holocaust Forum 2020, local organizations – including grantees of JFNA’s Center for Advancing Holocaust Survivor Care – address the challenges of helping survivors in need.