The 2025 Illumination Gala Lip Sync Battle was a night to remember. Your generosity allows us to continue our hard work of bringing connection, care, and community to Greater Raleigh.
On September 8, the JCC Book Club held its annual potluck to vote on this year’s books. Check out the selections here!
Our new toolkit is designed to help parents raising Jewish children better understand the policies, procedures, and available resources when responding to bullying or antisemitic incidents in the Wake County Public School System.
Sharon Kurtzman always knew that she wanted to write a story inspired by her family’s experiences as Holocaust survivors and post-war refugees. The result is Kurtzman’s debut novel, The Lost Baker of Vienna, which was released this week. We spoke with the North Raleigh writer about what inspired her to write her novel and why it is resonating with people today.
Yesterday, Federation CEO Phil Brodsky appeared on Spectrum News’ Front Porch Politics. Phil talked with host Tim Boyum about North Carolina’s growing Jewish population, antisemitism, and how our community has responded to the October 7th attack in Israel.
Read MoreAs we look ahead to 2024, we are excited to welcome our new board president, Craig Meddin. We talked with Craig to learn more about what inspired him to get involved in Federation and his goals for his term.
Read MoreAt this year’s Annual Gathering, we held our inaugural Volunteer Awards. Our Connection Award went to Amy Fultonberg.
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