Are you prepared for the future? Learn essential strategies for securing your assets, protecting your loved ones, and ensuring your legacy with expert guidance. The Women’s Center at JFS, in collaboration with The Law Offices of Kenneth L Gonzalez & Associates, will be hosting a free Estate Planning Seminar on Wednesday, March 6th from 11:00 […]
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February Food Challenge: Help JFS Pantries Unlock Matching Funds! We are excited to announce that THREE generous donors have pledged to match donations to JFS Kosher Food Pantries in February, up to a total of $3000. This opportunity means that, for example, a $50 donation turns into $100 for us to purchase much-needed food for
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In a recent episode of The Jeanne Parnell Show on WHCR 90.3 FM – The Voice of Harlem, Charles Clarkson, Program Director of the Senior Medicare Patrol (SMP) of New Jersey, shed light on crucial aspects of identifying and reporting Medicare fraud, abuse, and errors. Medicare is the second-largest expenditure in the U.S. budget, following
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Exciting News for 2024! JFS has been awarded a grant from the Ocean First Foundation to enhance our Immigration and Citizenship Services. This funding enables us to expand our vital work in providing affordable legal and support services to asylees, refugees, and legal permanent residents. New Jersey, home to the fifth largest immigrant population in
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As a nonprofit committed to delivering vital services to those in need, JFS appreciates the support from individuals and private organizations that allows us to better serve our community. Each donation serves as a lifeline, providing relief, empowerment, and hope to families navigating challenges in our community. This month, we express deep gratitude to our
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Last week, we had the honor of celebrating the 100th birthday of one of our cherished Holocaust survivors, Bill S., at Café Europa—our monthly luncheon for survivors. Surrounded by family, fellow survivors, dedicated volunteers, JFS staff, and honored guests, the event marked not only a milestone in years but a testament to resilience, strength, and
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We are thrilled to congratulate Mr. and Mrs. P who became U.S. Citizens on November 7th! Over the last few months, this loving duo has been taking JFS’ Citizenship Preparation classes at our North Brunswick office. Their journey to Citizenship was a family affair, with their son supporting them and connecting them to JFS. Mr.
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Meet Claudia, the Creative Force Behind the Hand-Knit Hats Claudia – a retired education professional turned volunteer who has lived in East Brunswick for over 40 years, has not only embraced the art of knitting but also found a meaningful way to contribute to the community. In an recent interview, she shared insights about her
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This month, JFS congratulated Sara Ullman, who celebrated 20 years of dedicated service as the Coordinator of JFS’ Kosher Meals on Wheels (KMOW) program. Her journey began by responding to a simple newspaper ad and has since evolved into a legacy of compassionate service that has touched the lives of countless homebound seniors in our
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On September 6th, William Stover, LCSW, JFS’ Associate Executive/Clinical Director, joined a panel of speakers at “Help and Hope: Suicide Prevention Awareness,” co-hosted by the JCC of Middlesex County and Edison Arts Society. The event emphasized the importance of open and direct communication to support those dealing with suicidal thoughts, reduce the stigma around mental
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