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A 501 (c)3 non-profit agency, JFS is comprised of a dedicated board, a committed staff--including masters level social workers and case managers; and a multi-talented corps of devoted volunteers. |
Help Support JFS with a donation online, or by mail or phone. Help support JFS by honoring or memorializing someone special.
Need a last-minute gift for friends, family or yourself? Consider a "scrip" gift card through JFS! For every dollar you spend, JFS receives a percentage of the face value as a donation from the supplier. It's a win-win situation. Select the link above for a printable form, or contact Amy Haimann at 248.592.1903/ahaimann@jfsdetroit.org for details.
The ElderLink network of services provides a continuum of care through supportive programs and services for Jewish older adults in a variety of living environments. ElderLink is a partnership of the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit and the following agencies:
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New-Mentor Connection! Volunteers are at the heart of our tradition. Everyone can be a volunteer-- students, working parents, and retirees. |
For Jewish people in the metro Detroit area, JFS is the safety net. JFS restores their dignity, and provides a lifeline of hope and support. At JFS, we offer support for those beset with difficult situations. We counsel families in crisis. We hold the hand of the grieving. We assist with food, shelter, access to healthcare and prescription medication.
Established in 1928, JFS continues to assist people in the greater Detroit area regardless of race, religion, gender, or sexual orientation. |
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Click here to read about JFS' Legal Referral Service
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This project is partially supported under a grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Administration on Aging.
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For a complete listing of Federation's Jewish Assistance Project agencies, please follow the link from the logo above.
Social services for Nazi victims have been supported by a grant from the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany.
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A JFS program that connects the medically uninsured to a network of volunteer healthcare providers. Fee-based service customized to your active lifestyle! Click here for Detroit's new Jewish Community Calendar!
Ken Marblestone, Charter One Senior V.P., presents a $40,000 Charter One Bank Foundation check to (from left) JFS President Sandy Muskovitz Danto, with the assistance of Susan Feldman, Jewish Federation Senior Endowment Development Manager. A HUGE THANK YOU to Charter One Foundation for your generous gift of $40,000 over two years to support JFS programs for at-risk families and youth. We appreciate your support.
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