The Oklahoma tornadoes quickly wiped out major portions of Moore, OK. With more tornadoes predicted, the Jewish Federation of Greater Kansas City is standing beside tornado victims during the challenging aftermath.

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Gail Weinberg, longtime Financial Resources Development Director at the Jewish Federation of Greater Kansas City, recently announced her retirement at the end of 2013.

In March of 2012, a contingency of 28 people, aged 21-42, traveled to Las Vegas for an exciting conference called Tribefest. We felt inspired by the international gathering of 1800 young Jews and empowered by many of the sessions and speakers. As the conference began to wind down, some of us wondered how we could bring that excitement back to Kansas City; how could we be the change the Jewish community needs to move to the next level?

With the economy’s peaks and valleys over the past several years, it’s easy for many of us to tune out from economic news. But not for the Jewish Federation of Greater Kansas City. In fact, demand for its Chesed Fund is as high as it has ever been since the assistance fund was created in 2007.