A Salute to International Americans May 30, 2013 Providing programs and services for New Americans has been a part of the JFCS mission since its founding in 1908. By recognizing the honorees who have succeeded in various fields, JFCS underscores … Continue reading
Show your support for the JFCS Food Pantry, and come to our PIZZA FOR THE PANTRY lunch, with Wick’s Pizza, 2927 Goose Creek Road! Sunday, August 11, from 12-2PM. All-you-can-eat cheese and veggie pizza with drink for only $7 (tickets … Continue reading
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Another year at the Providing programs and services for New Americans has been a part of the JFCS mission since its founding in 1908. By recognizing the honorees who have succeeded in various fields, JFCS underscores the importance that New … Continue reading
It has been almost two years since many volunteers planted 100 trees in an area in Cherokee Park next to the Bernheim Bridge. The tree planting commemorated the 100 years that JFCS has served the community. The organization’s roots run … Continue reading
JFCS announces today that it is the recipient of Department of Labor Funding through a collaborative grant submitted by the International Association of Jewish Vocational Services (IAJVS) (see information about IAJVS below). IAJVS will receive nearly $2.9 million over a … Continue reading
Route #58 – Bashford Manor-Oxmoor will no longer be available. Alternate service may be available on nearby routes with a transfer, and, as proposed, Route #21 will serve Bishop Lane Plaza on Bashford Avenue trips and route # 23 Broadway … Continue reading
WASHINGTON – Legislation approved by the U.S. House of Representatives today would ensure individuals could continue to make charitable contributions from their retirement accounts tax-free through the end of 2010, says a leading philanthropic organization. Specifically, the House approved legislation … Continue reading
On Wednesday, September 30, JFCS Board Member Sandi Friedson received the WLKY Bell Award from its Spirit of Louisville Foundation. The program recognizes individuals who have demonstrated the true “spirit of Louisville” through selfless volunteer service in our community. Sandi … Continue reading
Pancakes were flipping and flying out the kitchen door on Sunday morning, August 9, at the Applebee’s on Ormsby Station at the Flapjack Fundraiser sponsored by Jewish Family & Career Services. The all-you-can-eat pancake breakfast brought out more than 300 … Continue reading
JFCS is a one-stop career access center via a collaboration with KentuckianaWorks. KentuckianaWorks is the federal one-stop career center for Metro Louisville that provides employment search services to the entire community at no charge. Through this partnership, a career counselor … Continue reading
