Lifeline Fund Update - June 15
Jewish Families Still in Crisis
Jewish Federation's Lifeline Fund has now helped 108 households with $427K in emergency grants & loans. Needs continue to rise.
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Help for Jewish Job Hunters:
Careers in Transition
This free community program is seeing a dramatic increase in clients seeking employment assistance in a tough job market.
Jewish Seniors
Feel Economy’s Pinch
No matter how well they planned, nothing could prepare seniors for this drastic downturn. So, with little margin for error, more Jewish seniors are asking for help.
Ladue Students Give to
Kornblum Food Pantry
Students of all ages collected 4,600 cans of food
through the Hunger Outreach Program.
Lifeline Neediest Cases
JFed’s Lifeline Fund is making $500k available to individuals and families in crisis. Read about people who received and people who helped.
StL Jewish Workers
Losing Jobs to Economy
Agencies report a dramatic increase in unemployed clients. The community responds.
Lifeline Fund Provides Crisis Relief in Tough Economy
The $500K Lifeline Fund offers immediate financial help for families in crisis - as agencies report dramatic increases in Jewish community need. Details.
The financial crisis has hit hard. Our family of agencies, programs and services offers help. Details // Help & info
Teen Raises $1,000+
for Food Pantry Fund
Maddie Mills’ Bat Mitzvah is a community mitzvah.
Her incredible Lifeline donation will feed 30 famlies.
Lifeline Volunteers Needed
Experienced volunteers needed to help community members in crises who seek help through Jewish Federation's emergency Lifeline Fund.
An Open Letter to the
Jewish Community
The St. Louis Jewish community is feeling the pain of the economic downturn. Open letter from Jewish Federation (pdf).
- Jewish Unemployment Rises.
- Find Help in Hard Times.
Provide emergency grants & loans
Make a Lifeline Tribute
By the Numbers
Record numbers of people
are seeking help.
The Fact Sheet
CRC Food Drive
Goes Over the Top
This drive for the Kornblum Pantry went into OVERdrive.
How did they do?