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Changemakers
This virtual leadership development experience for Jewish young adults between the ages of 20 and 24, is recruiting participants for its upcoming summer sessions. The program focuses on career development, improving the community, and connecting with peers. Changemakers who complete the program (approx. 10 hours a week) receive a certificate of completion and a $350 stipend. There will be two sessions, the first one for undergrads (June 13-30) and the second for grad students/young professionals (July 25-August 11). Federation professionals can coach local community cohorts and/or market this value-added program to their constituents. Contact Lauren Silverman for more information or visit jewishchangemakers.org.
posted 5/16/22

Tucson JCC 

We are looking to find our perfect matches to become the Arts and Culture Engagement Manager and the Jewish Community Engagement Manager!

The Arts and Culture Engagement Manager will build and maintain relationships with those seeking artistic experiences and to create opportunities to support community members’ artistic journeys as they unfold. The Arts and Culture Engagement Manager is an integral member of The J’s team beyond the Jewish Life and Learning department. Our ideal Arts and Culture Engagement Manager loves getting to know people, making new friends, and is looking for a job that allows them to be out in the community, in the J’s art spaces, or being at a desk. This person has strong interpersonal, communication, and organizational skills. Learn more here.

The Jewish Community Connections Engagement Manager will serve as a resource to and connector of Jewish life in Tucson and Southern Arizona. The Jewish Community Connections Engagement Manager will build and maintain relationships with those seeking Jewish community, be a concierge to connect community members and families with offerings provided in various Jewish spaces, and create opportunities to support community members’ Jewish journeys as they unfold. The Jewish Community Connections Engagement Manager is an integral member of The J’s team beyond the Jewish Life and Learning department. Our ideal Jewish Community Connections Engagement Manager loves getting to know people, making new friends, and is looking for a job that allows them to be out in the community most of the time. This person has strong interpersonal, communication, and organizational skills. Learn more here.

posted 5/17/22

Moishe House Seattle

Moishe House Seattle is looking for 4-5 residents to open up the next MH Seattle (they’re thinking in Capitol Hill). Interested? Get in touch with Jake House, at jake.house@moishehouse.org. You can also submit an application on their website here!

posted 4/18/22

Shalom Hartman Institute Community Leadership Program in Jerusalem THIS SUMMER!
Dates: June 22-29, 2022
Looking for a one-of-a-kind learning opportunity? Travel to Israel this summer with the Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle to experience the Shalom Hartman Institute’s powerful Community Leadership Program.
You’ll gather with community leaders from around the world to learn from senior Hartman scholars about foundational Jewish ideas and the biggest issues of contemporary Jewish life.
Thanks to the generosity of the Rosen Family Foundation, the Federation can award a limited number of young adults in our community with $3,500 stipends toward the costs of travel to Israel and program registration. There are only three left, so act now!
Interested? Contact Rabbi Samuel Klein at samuelk@jewishinseattle.org today to find out more or click here for some FAQ!
posted 3/24/22

Teen Feed

We are looking for volunteers each month as we cook and/or purchase food that will provide dinner for homeless teens in the area.

Please consider signing up to make, prepare and/or purchase a main dish, vegetables, fruit, rolls, bottled water or other drinks.  Slots are also available to sign up for the packaging team who puts all the food together the night of. The church does have a warmer so you are welcome to bring food that the packaging team can reheat for you if necessary.

You are welcome to sign up for as many slots as you like until they are all filled (for example, if you want to bring 24 bottles of water/juice/seltzer, just sign up for two slots). Food will be dropped off at the University Lutheran Church (1604 50th St. NE) on Sunday. The ideal drop off time is between 6pm and 6:30pm. Give them a call when you arrive at 206-229-0813 and they will help you bring the food into the church.

If you are feeling unwell or have been in contact with someone who is COVID – 19 positive, please do not sign up to cook.

Preferably, items will be prepared and dropped off in new (clean), disposable foil trays. If cooking, please be mindful of keeping food and cooking materials sanitary. In general, it is best to not use nuts in your cooking to accommodate those teens with allergies.

Please visit our events page for all upcoming Teen Feed dates.

Please click here to see our updates regarding the coronavirus.

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