Archive for the ‘Organizational News’
JVS Career Services moves to Blue Ash
JVS Career Services, which provides Jewish community members with various support services when seeking employment or pursuing higher education, has moved to larger office space so it can expand its services. JVS Career Services has moved to the CMC Office Center in Blue Ash, a few miles north of its current location. “Our relocation is [ Read More...]
Memorial service honors soldiers lost during wartime
On Sunday, May 26, at 10:30 a.m., B’nai B’rith will hold their annual memorial service at the Robert S. Kraft Memorial Garden in the Covedale Cemetery. This memorial service is held in memory of the servicemen of the Jewish faith from the Greater Cincinnati area, who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country while serving [ Read More...]
Jewish Federation announces Cincinnati 2020 progress, holds 117th annual meeting
Cedar Village President and CEO heads to China
How Jewish young professionals do Shabbat in Cincinnati
Jewish young professionals are about to get into a New York State of mind when Access brings a little bit of NYC to the QC (Queen City) for its New York City Shabbat on Friday, May 17, at the Metropolitan Club in Covington, Ky. This event is free with advance reservations and is part of [ Read More...]
Hadassah Coffee Talk on identity theft protection
Cincinnati Chapter of Hadassah will present the last Coffee Talk of the season on Monday, May 13 at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Julie Brook. Guest speaker David Lichtenfeld will talk about how to protect against identity theft. Tobe Snow is Coffee Talk Chair. Light refreshments will be served. David Lichtenfeld is a retired FBI Special Agent [ Read More...]
Cedar Village annual meeting
Cedar Village’s General Board and Foundation Board had their annual meeting on Thursday, May 2. With 75 people in attendance, they discussed the residents, overview of the year and all of their previous year’s successes. Sally Korkin, executive director of the Cedar Village Foundation, talked about the Foundation’s successful rehabilitation campaign, “Growth for Tomorrow: Expanding [ Read More...]
Student volunteers receive AJC’s Lazarus Awards, May 1
American Jewish Committee (AJC) will present the 48th annual Simon Lazarus Human Relations Awards to 53 outstanding high school volunteers. Thirty-six area high schools nominated juniors and seniors committed to community service. The heart-warming awards ceremony, on Wednesday, May 1, at 7:30 p.m. at Rockdale Temple, is free and open to the public. AJC will [ Read More...]
Experience firsthand what everyone is talking about
Sundays, May 5 and 12, Chabad Hebrew School (CHS) will be hosting an Open House for parents and children in the Jewish community who would like to get a firsthand glimpse of what a day at Chabad Hebrew School is like. CHSchool has made a name for itself in Cincinnati in the past 23 years. [ Read More...]
Wise Temple YoFI celebrates Havdalah in their jammies
Grab your favorite jammies and head to Wise Temple on Saturday, May 4 for a Pajama and Game Night Havdalah! Wise Temple’s YoFI (Young Family Involvement) group is hosting an evening of creative games of all kinds, including Havdalah Twister. All games can be enjoyed in your footie pajamas! This event will feature an age-appropriate [ Read More...]














