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- New to the areaFirst steps for finding Jewish community after a move.
- EventsCommunity events from Federation calendars.
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- Find supportJewish Family Services and help for people in need.
- DonateGive through your Federation's annual campaign.
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- Today
Families
Parents Drop-In Support Group
Drop-in every Wednesday to shmooze, chat, ask questions, and hear topics of interest!
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- Today
Young adults
October 7th Discussion and Reflection at Hillel
This year marks 3 years since the October 7th massacre. I will be hosting a evening of discussion and reflection about my personal experience on October 7th at the SLO Hillel Bayit at 7:00 p.m. RSVP and contact details…
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- Today
Volunteer
October 7th Community Service Project
On October 7, a difficult and painful day, we have an opportunity to come together and turn our care and concern into action.
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Examples from Federation calendars across North America. Choose a location above to see events from your Federation.
Community calendars from 127 Jewish Federations, read daily · last read Oct 7, 2026
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Community guides
Local guides researched from official sources, and plain-English explainers.
- Boca RatonFinding Jewish community in Boca RatonThe Federation that covers Boca, its JCC and family service, PJ Library, groups for 30s–50s, and FAU's Hillel.
- Palm Beach CountyPalm Beach County's two Federations: who serves whereWhat each Federation says about the area it serves, which ZIP codes JFNA's directory assigns to each, and how to check yours.
- Broward CountyJewish family programs and newcomer resources in BrowardPJ Library, Shalom Baby, camp grants, Emerging Leaders, volunteering, and where to get help — from official sources.
- GuideJust moved somewhere new?A practical order of operations for finding Jewish community in an unfamiliar city.
- GuideHow to get involvedVolunteering, family programs, groups for your stage of life, and where to find help.
- GuideWhat is a Jewish Federation?What Federations do, how a gift works, and a short history since 1895.
New to Jewish Federations?
Federations connect people, support local organizations, and help communities respond to shared needs.
Learn how Federations work- CommunityBring people together across generations.
- SupportFund and strengthen local organizations.
- ConnectionLink local Jewish life to Israel and the world.
For researchers
Federation finances, from public filings
Revenue, spending and assets for every Federation that files publicly — IRS Form 990s for the US, CRA returns for Canada — with each figure linked to its filing. Revenue shows size, not how effective a Federation is.
- Federations & communities with public financial filings
- 174 of 184
- Latest filings for fiscal year 2026
- 2
- Combined revenue, US Federations' latest filings
- $3.15B
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What is a Jewish Federation?
A Jewish Federation is the central fundraising and community-planning organization for Jewish life in a city or region. It runs a community-wide campaign, funds local partner agencies — Jewish Family Services, JCCs, schools and programs for older adults — supports Jewish communities in Israel and around the world, and brings the community together in a crisis.
Do I need to be a donor to get involved?
Often not. Many Federation programs, volunteer projects and newcomer activities are open to the wider community, though some events are for donors, members or particular groups. Each event listing on FedFinder says to check eligibility with the host unless the listing itself says all are welcome.
How do I find the Federation that serves me?
Enter a US ZIP code above. FedFinder looks it up in the ZIP-code assignments JFNA publishes in its Federation Finder and shows the Federation listed for it. You can also search by Federation name, office city, or state or province. Canadian postal codes aren't supported yet, so in Canada search by city or province. Service areas can change, so confirm with the Federation.
Is FedFinder part of JFNA or a Federation?
No. FedFinder is an independent directory, not affiliated with or endorsed by the Jewish Federations of North America or any Federation it lists. It is built from JFNA's public directory, public tax filings and each Federation's own website.
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FedFinder is independent and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Jewish Federations of North America or any Federation listed. The directory and ZIP-code assignments come from JFNA's public Federation Finder. Financial figures come from IRS and CRA filings. Events come from each Federation's own calendar, and local programs are checked by hand against official sites. Messages sent through FedFinder come to us first; we forward them to the Federation only with the sender's permission.