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The Jewish Federations of North America represents 157 Jewish Federations and 400 Network communities, which raise and distribute more than $3 billion annually for social welfare, social services and educational needs. The Federation movement, collectively among the top 10 charities on the continent, protects and enhances the well-being of Jews worldwide through the values of tikkun olam (repairing the world), tzedakah (charity and social justice) and Torah (Jewish learning).  

 

The Jewish Federations of North America became the official name of what was formerly United Jewish Communities in October 2009. At that time, the organization also launched its new logo; the rebranding is part of an ongoing effort to create a stronger continental brand and to align the organization with and reflect the Jewish Federations’ naming.

To learn more, please see our latest Annual Report online or as a downloadable pdf file.

To learn more about the leadership of The Jewish Federations of North America, click here.

Local Jewish Federations
Click here to find the contact information for local Jewish Federations. This alphabetical list by state includes general phone and fax numbers with postal addresses and Web sites (where available). It is regularly updated. We welcome your comments or corrections. Please email directory@ujc.org.

Network of Independent Communities
As the umbrella organization linking 400 non-Federated communities, the Network of Independent Communities acts as an action arm for Jewish values around the world. Click here to read more.

National Agencies of the National Federation/Agency Alliance
In addition to meeting global Jewish needs, our Jewish Federation system also helps fund and partners with important Jewish organizations in North America. We do that primarily through the National Federation/Agency Alliance, the successor to the National Funding Councils. This structure helps allocate, evaluate and/or review national agencies that seek allocations from Federations.
  Click here to learn more about the Alliance, and click here for a list of participating Federations.

The Jewish Federations of North America 990 Form
Click here to view the Jewish Federations of North America's 990 Form .

The General Assembly (GA) is the premier annual North American Jewish conference, attracting Federation lay leaders and professionals as well as the leadership of The Jewish Federation of North America's partner organizations and other important national Jewish organizations. It’s an event that inspires and engages current and emerging Jewish leaders, tackles the most critical issues of the day, and showcases the best of the Federation movement. The GA plenaries, forums and workshops feature top speakers from the political, business and non-profit realms. 

For more information about
The Jewish Federations of North America,
contact us at
212.284.6500
or
info@JewishFederations.org.

You may also contact individual departments listed below:

Executive Staff
execteam@JewishFederations.org
212-284-6903

Governance/Stakeholder Relations
governance@JewishFederations.org
212-284-6905

Fundraising (Financial Resource Development)
development@JewishFederations.org
212-284-6906

Advocacy, Domestic Issues and Social Policy
dc@JewishFederations.org
202-785-5900

Global Operations: Israel and Overseas
Israel_overseas@JewishFederations.org
866-844-0070

OTZMA, the Israel Experience Program
otzma@JewishFederations.org
212-284-6795

Missions
missions@JewishFederations.org

Strategic Communications & Marketing
communications@JewishFederations.org
212-284-6904

The Jewish Federations of North America Website and FedWeb
web@JewishFederations.org 

General Assembly
gainfo@JewishFederations.org 

Careers, Education & Training
mandelcenter@JewishFederations.org
212-284-6910

Research
research@JewishFederations.org
212-284-6578

Speaker's Bureau
speakers@JewishFederations.org

Switchboard: 212.284.6500
                                
Postal address:
Jewish Federations of North America
Wall Street Station
PO Box 157
New York, NY 10268