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UJC Women's Philanthropy:
A new vision for the future
Women's PhilanthropyWhat has been called the Women's Department of UJC will now be known as something new – Women's Philanthropy. The change in name reflects a change that is deeper, that is broader and more powerful. It announces a change of vision. It announces a revitalization of the idea of tzedakah – an understanding that tzedakah is not charity, it's PHILANTHROPY.  more
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Mitzvah Opportunity for Lions

Lion of Judah Calling all Lions!

To all of our new Lions and those Lions who did not participate in the “Lion’s Leap” campaign.

Please click here to learn of a new opportunity to perform a mitzvah that will forever change the lives of girls and women at the Isha Center in Ofakim, one of our partnership cities in Israel.

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My Mother-in-Law — My Inspiration as a Jewish Woman Leader

In the last few months, I’ve written a little bit about my mother-in-law, Ethel Rosenthal, and I’m sad to report that I must now say my mother-in-law of blessed memory. I wrote about her last in the context of Shavuot and the story of Ruth and Naomi. I was so lucky to have Ethel as my mother-in-law — she was an inspiration to me as a Jewish woman leader, and as a Jewish woman, period.  more

Beyond 9 to 5 sets new direction for working women
Beyond 9 to 5, the network for working women in UJC MetroWest's Women’s Philanthropy, has been established to develop events designed to meet the needs and interests of the area’s Jewish working women.  more
The Lion of Judah proudly roars
Lion of JudahThat's because like the Lion of Judah, women who contribute $5,000 or more annually to the UJA Campaign, represents strength and dedication to the community.  more
Jewish Women's Foundation of New Jersey
Jewish Women's FoundationWe are women of all ages and backgrounds, united by our Jewish values and our passion for creating a world in which all women and girls grow up in healthy, supportive environments, with equal opportunity for economic, religious, social, and political achievement.  more
UJC recognizes Maxine Fischer Scholarship recipients
Learn how past recipients of the Maxine Fischer Scholarship – named in memory of a past Women's Philanthropy Vice President – have used their scholarship to further their study of Women's or Jewish Studies.  more
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Borinsky ProgramThe Arthur Borinsky Young Leadership Development Program is an annual program designed to provide Jewish adults, under age 45, the tools and experiences needed to become successful leaders of the Jewish community. The program provides participants with an overview of the resources and opportunities offered in the MetroWest Jewish community. This year we are offering two versions of the program.

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Rita Waldor receives the 2008 Kipnis-Wilson/Friedland Award
An inveterate fundraiser on behalf of UJC who is legendary in the MetroWest Jewish community, Rita Waldor is the recipient of the 2008 Kipnis-Wilson/Friedland Award, The national award, presented by the UJC umbrella organization, recognizes women who set a high standard for philanthropy through volunteerism and financial commitment.  more
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What's your #ish?
Being Jewish means something different to everyone. Whatever it means to you is your #ish. And sharing yours makes a difference. For every definition, a quarter goes towards the #ish fund. So Facebook it. Tweet it. Tag it with #ish. Visit whatsyourish.com.
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onehappycamper.orgGive your child the summer of a lifetime at Jewish overnight camp and save $1,000 on camp fees!  more
Why a woman's gift
Celebrate the
accomplishment of a friend
or family member
or honor the memory
of a loved one while
helping others in need with a
Women's Philanthropy Tribute.

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Shabbat Shalom
Enlightenment and Education
A weekly Shabbat message from Beth Mann, director of the National Women's Philanthropy.
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Who do you leave behind?