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JFCS Volunteers Bake Babka

Jewish Family and Children’s Service (JFCS) Circle of Hands Baking Circle volunteers came together to bake babka that will be donated to JFCS clients. Circle of Hands is a “hands-on” giving circle that creates awareness about JFCS and the community’s needs through day-of-service projects.
The Parent Trip: Rachelle and Megan Schneider of South Philadelphia

Health insurance covered a portion of the IUI procedures; grants from Jewish Family and Children’s Service and an organization called Hasidah (which means “stork” in Hebrew) also helped; so did “being frugal and saving,” the women say.
Opinion | Facing the High Holidays After the Loss of a Spouse or Partner

Yes, another New Year, but the “good and sweet” may sound impossible, almost cruel, when you have lost your partner/best friend/soulmate.

JFCS Non-Discrimination Policy

ACAF Jewish Family and Children's Service of Greater Philadelphia 2015

JFCS clients have a right to be treated with dignity and respect; free of all discrimination, including that which is based on race, age, sex, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression, marital status, national origin, or disability; and not subject to any verbal, sexual, emotional, or physical abuse; or harsh or unfair treatment. To the extent possible, JFCS will make every reasonable accommodation to serve you consistent with our program services.

We are committed to affording opportunities to a diverse supplier base, while ensuring that JFCS receives the highest quality products and services at the most economical costs. JFCS desires to promote and enhance mutually beneficial business relationships within the diverse communities of which the Agency is a part. The Agency will make good faith efforts to utilize minority-owned, women-owned, disabled-owned businesses throughout the procurement processes. No preference will be given to any business group or classification.