However you spend these approaching High Holy Days…
in reflection, in remembrance, in introspection, in prayer, or in all of these and more…we hope that you will also find the time and the proper place in your heart to reflect
on, remember and pray for our fellow Jews in every part of the world.
The Officers, Board of Trustees and Staff Jewish Federation of Lee and Charlotte Counties
OUR MISSION
The mission of the Jewish Federation of Lee and Charlotte Counties is to provide and support philanthropic, educational and social service programs which promote such Jewish values as Tzedakah - benevolence, Tikun Olam - repairing the world, and K’lal Yisrael - taking responsibility for one another, in order to strengthen and enrich the Jewish community locally, in Israel and throughout the world. more
“FULL CIRCLE”
From JERUSALEM through EGYPT, BABYLONIA, SPAIN, BYZANTIUM, the OTTOMAN EMPIRE, POLAND, and back to ISRAEL.
~ Save the Date ~
Women’s Philanthropy Opening Breakfast
Sunday October 17, 2010
9:45 A.M. Lexington Country Club
The Jewish Federation of Lee & Charlotte Counties 2010 Scholarship Committee has awarded nonsectarian scholarships to nine local students.
Christopher C. Clarke
Dylan Jon Cox
Judith Flerujuste
Betty Lewis
Adam Rosner
Adler Saint-Fleur
Paulette Saint-Fleur
Mirielle Taime
Katlyn Alexandra Wall
Your gift to the annual campaign is a proud statement of your commitment to the strength of our local Jewish community and those in need around the globe. Through your gift the Jewish Federation of Lee & Charlotte Counties, children, families, seniors and the most vulnerable members of our community receive critical support. click here to donate now
Federation allocates your philanthropic dollars to ensure the greatest impact across the community and around the globe. Become part of a caring community that unites in good times and bad to take care of one another and enrich Jewish life. learn more
L’Shana Tova 5771
It is interesting that 2010 seems so much younger than 5771, yet even that is miniscule compared to “earth time.” The age of the earth is about 4.54 billion years old. Time only seems relevant when there is a specific frame of reference. I know that an Olympic athlete and an air traffic controller would have a different opinion when talking about 0.01 seconds. more
Making the world a better place
We all dream of making the world a better place. The High Holy days encourage us to dream big dreams. The year ahead is an open book, full of possibilities to repair the world with our acts of generosity and kindness and an opportunity to renew our
commitment to our community. more
What's your #ish?
is designed to enhance dialogue with federations throughout the country. With it, we can share our collective thinking, challenge ourselves and share inspiring stories. read more
Operation Exodus was a proud and historic moment that demonstrated the power of the Federation movement to change the world. more