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Non-Profit Organization Management · 81 employees · Founded 1902 · Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States
Each generation of Jews has the blessing and the responsibility of doing its part to ensure the future of our people. Milwaukee Jewish Federation represents our community’s collective commitment to this future. We nurture and sustain a vibrant Jewish community through financial resource development, outreach and engagement, and community planning.
By developing financial resources, we secure the means to support ourselves today through our Annual Campaign while creating a financially stable future through our Jewish Community Foundation.
Through outreach and engagement, we build a larger tent of committed Jews who have the passion, knowledge, and skills to lead us into the future. We help newcomers and others find their place in our Jewish community, develop young leaders and philanthropists, and strengthen our Jewish identity through Jewish education and our connection to Israel.
Through community planning, we help ensure a full array of programs and services to educate our children, provide for our seniors, support our most vulnerable and finance and maintain community properties for the enjoyment of all. Together, we go from strength to strength here at home, in Israel and around the world.
Mission Statement: Through the development of community-wide financial support, planning and allocations, the mission of the Milwaukee Jewish Federation is to ensure the continuity of the Jewish people, to enhance the quality of Jewish life and to build a strong unified Jewish community in Milwaukee, in Israel and throughout the world. In fulfilling its mission, the Federation is committed to the principles of Klal Yisrael (the collective unity of the Jewish people), tzedakah (the obligation to care for one another) and tikkun olam (improving the society in which we live).