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Lil shows up, gives of herself, and cares deeply. After you read this story, make someone smile, do an act of kindness, or just think about something you’re grateful for, like Lil does every day, which would be such a wonderful tribute to a lovely lady. 

We are excited to introduce Katie Z., our May Volunteer of the Month. Katie volunteers in the Weinberg Food Pantry, helping ensure members of our community have access to culturally relevant and nutritious food.

We are excited to introduce Myra L., our March Volunteer of the Month. Abbey volunteers with employment services, helping with essential data entry to help staff understand our clients and their needs.

Fifty-one women participated in our second New American Women Empowerment Employment event, which connected refugee and immigrant women with opportunities for meaningful employment through individual support, panels, discussion groups, and workshops. 

For Tamara Weil, volunteer, writer, businesswoman, proud mother and grandmother, investing in JFS to protect the agency’s programs and services for future generations is more than a gift; it strengthens her legacy and speaks to her values.

In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month, JFS Refugee Mental Health Systems Navigator, Lawahiz Abbas, shares her recommendations for small daily actions that can help improve your mood, reduce stress, and strengthen social connections. 

Choosing a therapist is not just about who is available. It's about finding the right match for your needs. JFS Director of Mental Health Services, Todd Merendino, shares some practical tips to help you make that decision.

The days leading up to this year’s Executive Luncheon may have been cold and snowy, but the atmosphere inside the Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel on May 7 was overwhelmingly bright!