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WELCOME TO THE GREENSBORO JEWISH FEDERATION

The Greensboro Jewish Federation is the voice of our local Jewish community and for millions of Jews around the world. Giving care to those in need, giving deeper engagement in quality of life, and giving strength to the community is at the heart of what we do. Since 1940, the Federation has funded programs that care for people at every stage of life — strengthening community, providing leadership, and nurturing the leaders of tomorrow. Explore Our History

 

We are recognized as a leader of small Jewish communities in the US and Canada. Our Federation is distinguished by a high level of volunteer leadership commitment, creativity and innovation, and an annual campaign of over 1,100 annual contributors that raises over $1.6 million. 

 

Guided by Jewish values and traditions, Jewish Family Services, a constituent agency of the Greensboro Jewish Federation, supports and empowers individuals and families in the Jewish community by providing a range of supportive and mental health services to assist all of its members to meet life’s challenges. 

 

The Jewish Foundation of Greensboro, a constituent agency of the Greensboro Jewish Federation, is ready to help you fulfill a mitzvah and support programs that bring help and hope to people in need. Whether your goals include reducing your taxes or creating permanent endowments to ensure the viability of Jewish community life and education for generations to come — The Jewish Foundation of Greensboro can help you meet these objectives and much more. 

  • We rise collectively and as individuals to stand against bigotry and discrimination, learn about injustices - past and present - so we can confront them, and champion justice and human rights in our city and all over the world.

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2019/2020 Impact Report

For nearly a century, the Greensboro Jewish Federation has been supporting, sustaining and revitalizing Jewish life. Recognizing that each Jew is responsible, one for another, we promote the welfare of the Jewish people in our community, in Israel and worldwide. That’s our mission — and we do it well year after year because of you. Because of you, we move toward a more righteous, better-served Jewish Greensboro and global Jewish family. We hope you enjoy this report on the impact of our work.
The Greensboro Jewish Federation Impact Report and Shalom Greensboro magazines are available anytime online by clicking HERE.

From generation to generation, L’Dor V’Dor, has been a central rallying cry of our faith, and currently serves as a ratification that our people will always survive through adversity and tragedy. This year's campaign theme represents not only continuity but also change; a celebration of the past while acknowledging the bright future ahead.

 

The Greensboro Jewish Federation has been supporting, sustaining and revitalizing Jewish life for nearly a century. Today our work is far from finished. Your contribution helps to care for our entire Jewish community wherever it’s needed most — at home, in Israel and around the world. Learn more about our Annual Campaign here. 

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YOUR FEDERATION'S RESPONSE TO COVID-19: As members of the Jewish community, you can feel confident that you are a part of an organization that is at the forefront of helping those in need.

Shalom Greensboro Magazine

In 2019, the Greensboro Jewish Federation introduced Shalom Greensboro magazine. The bi-monthly publication features articles from the Greensboro Jewish community, updates on Federation events and programs, plus an in-depth feature article. We invite you to explore Shalom Greensboro. 

World Jewish News - via JTA

‘Relieved but disappointed’: How America’s Jewish refugee aid agency is doing 3 months under Biden

‘Kids need camp this summer more than ever before’: What Jewish summer camp will look like this year

24-year-old aims to be NYC’s first Bukharian City Council member

We invite you to learn more.