Welcome to UJA Federation of Greenwich
The mission of the UJA Federation of Greenwich is to support and strengthen our Jewish community here, in Israel, and throughout the world.
To realize our mission we are guided by these principles:
COMMUNITY – Working together to build a caring, inclusive Jewish community connecting us to our heritage and to each other.
TZEDAKAH – Inspiring the giving of tzedakah to support Jews in need and to ensure a vibrant Jewish future.
CONTINUITY – Encouraging ongoing community engagement in Jewish philanthropy and education to deepen responsibility and leadership.
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Your gift to the UJA federation of Greenwich helps to feed the children in Israel who live below the poverty line. Sometimes, this sandwich is the only one they get all day. Thanks for helping us to help them. $180 gift to the Federation can feed a child for an entire school year.
Get Involved
Jewish Federation gives you a world of choice to do a world of good. We welcome you to connect your passion and vision with the needs of our community. See all the programs and the many avenues of involvement that we offer.
Our Impact
On your behalf, JAFI and JDC ensure that no Jew is left behind no matter where in the world he or she may live. These agencies rescue and resettle Jews in need, and ensure their absorption and education.
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Lora Yagudin
“I came to Israel alone at the age of 14 on the Jewish Agency’s Na’aleh program for high school youth. I wasn’t nervous or worried because I knew that I was coming to the Jewish state and that I would be taken care of. During the recent war I wasn’t called-up, but I offered to do reserve duty to protect my country.”
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