CBS4 Denver ran a story on January 18, 2019 about the JFS Weinberg Food Pantry and Colorado Pet Pantry giving food and pet food to a furloughed government employee.

Denver couple John and Amy Israel Pregulman have made it their mission to photograph as many Holocaust survivors as possible, before it’s too late...

Rochelle Rittmaster has recently dedicated herself to serving others through several volunteer roles with the Boulder JFS Friendly Visitor program.

Denver7 ran a story on January 8, 2019 about the JFS Weinberg Food Pantry offering food to furloughed government workers and Colorado Pet Pantry doing the same for pet food.

Last month, many generous individuals, organizations, and corporations collected holiday gifts for JFS clients through our Bright Holidays program.

Learn more about how Eric Baylor's partnership with Ekus Parts successfully matched a job-seeker with a developmental disability with a company that needed help.

Learn how Jewish Family Service is helping refugees adjust to life in their new home through its Refugee Mental Health program.

Sarah Lukosi, Jewish Family Service Senior Solutions intern, describes how care managers and interns strive to create meaningful changes in the lives of older adults.

Ruth Leland and Janet Johnstone are dedicated volunteers who are quick to roll up their sleeves and do whatever needs to be done to serve the hundreds of people.

The JFS Diversity and Inclusion Committee is charged with creating a culture of inclusion by promoting the acceptance and appreciation of all people.

Faces of JFS 2018 Winter Soirée raised more than $450,000 to benefit Jewish Family Service's life-transforming work. View a full event recap and photos.

Boulder JFS 6th annual Reel Hope Boulder fundraiser with Bob Perlow raised nearly $90,000 to support the life-transforming work for people in need in Boulder County.

Jewish Family Service's KidSuccess school-based mental health therapist led a Friendship Group for fifth-grade girls that helped enhance social skills and reduce bullying.

In the United States, one in six adults over 60 faces food insecurity, meaning they don’t have reliable access to affordable, nutritious food.

Remembering JFS in your will, trust, or retirement plan is the most personal of gifts and one that will continue to deliver the values long after you’re gone.