After Boulder and DC: How We Support Ourselves and Each Other We are heartbroken by the attack on the Jewish community in Boulder this past Sunday and by the deadly shootings in Washington, DC that claimed two lives. These violent acts are part of an alarming rise in antisemitism, and a painful reminder of what happens when hate goes unchecked. Caring for each...
Three Generations, One Lifeline: How a Family Discovered Hope Through JFCS Lisa was caught in a storm of family mental health issues. Her father, David, had suffered from depression his entire life. After receiving an early-stage dementia diagnosis a year ago, he was struggling to cope with the cognitive changes and was lashing out. At the same time, Lisa’s 10-year-old d...
JFCS is One of the Best Ways I Could Give Back to My Community JFCS changes lives every day—and we couldn’t do it without the help of our volunteers. From providing companionship to isolated seniors to ensuring people in need have access to nutritious meals, volunteers are essential to every aspect of our work. During Volunteer Appreciation Month, we’re...