JUF/JF Programs Serving the Northwest Jewish Community
Shalom Baby |
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Jewish United Fund of Metropolitan Chicago (JUF) |
Shalom Baby sends parents of newborns up to one year old in Chicago information on programs and services for creating a Jewish home and raising a Jewish baby. Includes a personalized welcome certificate, an $18 coupon and more!
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JUF Right Start |
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Jewish United Fund of Metropolitan Chicago (JUF) |
JUF Right Start is a gift voucher program that encourages young Jewish families to choose Jewish Preschool. The centerpeice of the program is a gift voucher ranging from $500 - $1000 to offset the cost of tuition for the first child in the family to be enrolled in Jewish preschool or daycare. The amount of the voucher is based on the number of days the child attends. This program is not based on need. To view eligibility guidelines and participating programs visit the website. |
TOV MTV (Monthly Teen Volunteering) |
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Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago |
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Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago Teen Programs |
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30 S. Wells St., Suite 5033 |
Your central address for learning about programs for teens. Learn more about philanthropy programs, Israel advocacy and culture programs, camps and travel programs, youth movements, Israel Experience programs, volunteer opportunities and more! |
Chicago Community Israel Program Scholarships |
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Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago |
Financial need-based (through age 28) and merit-based (through age 23) scholarships for high school and college students and young adults for approved Israel Experience programs of work, study, and travel. Spring and Fall deadlines each year. |
The Hillels of Illinois |
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30 S. Wells Street |
In Illinois, Hillel provides opportunities for Jewish students to explore and celebrate their Jewish identity at 17 different Hillels on Illinois Campuses, as well as through Hillel Regional programs and our affiliation with Hillel: The Foundation for Jewish Campus Life. Hillel adds value – and Jewish values – to the lives of Jewish college students and the entire campus community. |
Shalom Chicago |
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Jewish United Fund of Metropolitan Chicago (JUF) |
Shalom Chicago welcomes newcomers to the area with a variety of materials. If you are new to Chicago, or thinking of moving here, the Jewish United Fund's Shalom Chicago is here to help you and introduce you to our Jewish community.
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Chicago Center for Jewish Genetic Disorders |
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Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago |
The Chicago Center for Jewish Genetic Disorders provides public and professional education about health issues affecting the Jewish population. We work to empower community members to seek out information and prevention strategies for Jewish genetic disorders and genetic mutations associated with hereditary cancers. The Center translates laboratory discoveries into accessible information for the Jewish community, as well as for physicians, other health care and helping professionals, and the general public through educational events, screening and prevention programs, an information and referral help line, and advocacy. The Center is a cooperative effort of the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago and Children’s Memorial Hospital. |
Jewish Healing Network of Chicago |
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Main Listing |
The Jewish Healing Network of Chicago ensures that information about and access to social service, health and spiritual resources is available to people facing issues of illness, addiction and loss. We provide referrals to existing services in the Chicago area and create new services where needed. JHNC is administered by Jewish Child & Family Services in collaboration with CJE SeniorLife, the Chicago Board of Rabbis and Jewish United Fund/Jewish Federation. Programs, available throughout the community, include: Information and Assistance. Meet others experiencing similar life challenges through a broad array of support groups offered by Jewish Child and Family Services and CJE SeniorLife, throughout the Chicago area. Topics include bereavement and living with chronic physical illness. Pastoral Counseling |
Young Leadership Division |
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Jewish United Fund of Metropolitan Chicago (JUF) |
The Young Leadership Division of the Jewish United Fund/Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago is committed to building a better Jewish community in Chicago, Israel, and throughout the world. We achieve this mission by raising funds for JUF’s agencies and initiatives, and by offering a variety of educational and social events for young adults between the ages of 22 and 40ish. |
Women's Division |
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Jewish United Fund of Metropolitan Chicago (JUF) |
The Women’s Division, comprised of the Women's Board, Young Women's Board and Young Women’s City Council, educates women about our community's needs and the services provided by the Jewish Federation, its affiliates, and its beneficiary agencies. It encourages support and participation in JUF fundraising; develops community leadership; and encourages greater commitment and participation in Jewish communal life through volunteer opportunities |
JUF TOV Volunteer Network |
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Jewish United Fund of Metropolitan Chicago (JUF) |
The JUF TOV Volunteer Network engages members of our community in the mitzvah of tikkun olam, repairing our world. TOV connects individuals of all ages to one-time and ongoing volunteer opportunities throughout the Jewish and greater Chicago community. |
Jewish United Fund Missions (JUF) |
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Jewish United Fund of Metropolitan Chicago (JUF) |
A wide range of special missions to Israel and other destinations around the world. Participants experience intensive 5-10.day adventures in Jewish history, culture and everyday life, and see first-hand what has been accomplished by the Jewish people. |
Trades, Industries & Professions |
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Jewish United Fund of Metropolitan Chicago (JUF) |
Thirteen divisions/affinity groups designed to facilitate networking and fundraising in the Jewish business community |
Israel Solidarity Day |
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30 S. Wells St. |
Israel Solidarity Day is an annual, community-wide event. JUF relies on hundreds of volunteers in order to help the event succeed. Volunteers are needed to register participants, distribute flags, lead rallies, serve food and chair activities. All ISD volunteers will receive a complimentary TOV t-shirt and lunch. |
