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Federation Collecting Donations for Chile Earthquake Relief
Federation is collecting funds to provide immediate support and relief to victims of the February 27 Chile earthquake. 100% of these funds will be disbursed to support non-sectarian relief efforts to help those in need.
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Ministering to the Elderly Conference to Focus on ‘Aging with Meaning’
Clergy, medical experts and social-work professionals will review “Aging with Meaning: A Spiritual Journey” at the 15th annual Conference on Ministering to the Elderly on Tuesday, March 16 at Miami Jewish Health Systems, Douglas Gardens campus.
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Federation's Attorneys' Division to Host 26th Annual Judicial Reception
The 26th Annual Judicial Reception will pay tribute to three outstanding legal professionals: Honorable Paul C. Huck, Honorable Scott J. Silverman and Donald I. Bierman, Esq. — Tuesday, March 23 at the Hilton Miami Downtown.
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National Young Leadership Summer Mission to Israel
Join hundreds of people just like you on a fun, meaningful and life-changing summer experience in Israel — the National Young Leadership Summer Mission for couples and singles ages 25-45 June 27–July 6.
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Jewish Overnight Camp Grants Available for First-Time Campers
The Greater Miami Jewish Federation is accepting applications for Jewish camp incentive grants for children ages 7 to 17. This is the second year Federation is making this program available to Miami-Dade County families. Deadline: April 16.
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Federation Offering Jewish Education and Communal Service Scholarships
Deadline — April 16: The Foundation’s Silverman and Gorn Scholarship Funds for junior-senior undergrad or graduate students who are residents of Miami-Dade and are/will be enrolled in a degree program in Jewish education/Jewish service.
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Main Event Attendees Pledge $5 Million to Help Most Vulnerable
Nearly 1,300 people came together for The Main Event on February 4. Keynote speaker was author and Nobel Laureate Elie Wiesel. Isaac Olemberg was honored with the Friend of Israel Humanitarian Award.
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Responding to the Aftermath of the Earthquake In Haiti
Since the devastating earthquake that rocked Haiti on January 12, the Greater Miami Jewish Federation has been an active participant in relief efforts. To date, more than 1,600 people have contributed a total of over $330,000 to the Haiti Relief Fund.
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Many Shabbat Programs Around Miami-Dade for Families with Young Children
Families with young children have an opportunity to enjoy a variety of Shabbat worship programs throughout Miami-Dade County, as well as many educational programs geared to young children.
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Federation Plans Several Missions to Israel in 2010
A Federation Mission is not just a trip to a destination. It is a journey that can change lives. This is an experience unlike any other — a voyage to the past and a glimpse into the future; a discovery of understanding, values, traditions and purpose.
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Alternative Spring Breaks in Israel Available for College Students
Attention college students: here’s a chance to make your spring break much more meaningful with an Alternative Spring Break. Join other students and young adults to see what early pioneers experienced by participating in service projects in Israel.
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Kulanu Leadership and Educational Program for Teens Launches
An innovative Jewish leadership and educational program for teens — Kulanu — launches as an international Tri-Center project: the Michael-Ann Russell JCC, North Miami Beach, Hacoaj Community Center, Buenos Aires, and Matnas Yerucham.
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UM Offers Spring 2010 Semester in Israel
The University of Miami’s study-abroad campus in Israel — UGalilee — is offering a unique opportunity for students to study for the Spring 2010 semester in the north of Israel, the birthplace of Rabbinic Judaism and early Christianity.
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Interest-free Loans Provide Opportunities for Miami-Dade Students
With many families struggling to pay for even the most basic necessities, finding dollars to send a child to college can be even more challenging. The Jewish Educational Loan Fund has made it possible for many students to participate in higher education.
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