Create Your Own Jewish Legacy
of the Jewish Federation of Las Vegas

Jewish Nevada and  Hebrew Free Loan

Passover Microloans

We are pleased to let you know that we are live and accepting applications for the Passover Microloans.

for more information.

to apply. 

We accept applications over the phone for anyone who does not/can not use a computer or the internet by calling the office at 702-732-0556.

Yom HaShoah Observance and Holocaust Memorial Dedication

The Board of Rabbis of Southern Nevada’s Yom HaShoah Observance

Holocaust Memorial Plaza Dedication

Sunday April 24, 2022

King David Memorial Chapel & Cemetery
2697 Eldorado Ln., Las Vegas

Indoor Service begins at 3:30 p.m.
Featuring Tali Nates of The Johannesburg Holocaust & Genocide Centre
Outdoor Dedications Starts at 4:30 p.m.
Live Music, Candle Lighting, Open to the Public.

To join and watch the services via Livestream

POP-UP Shabbat

JFSN presents Pop-Up Shabbat with Neshma Carlebach

Jackie Gaughan Plaza at the El Cortez April 29th 7pm

To register

JewishNevada.org/popup

All People, all families, and all abilities welcome!

Jewish Nevada Birthright

Discover Israel
See for Yourself

Do you or anyone you know between the ages 18-32 want a free trip ✈️ to Israel 🇮🇱 this summer?☀️ 🕶🍦  Your free #Birthright Israel trip with your Nevada community starts July 31. Sign up now:

# Birthright Israel with Israel Outdoors

More than just a FREE TRIP

Adventure | Culture | Food

An open minded experience, customized for you

July 21 – August 11

For more info, contact:
andrew@jewishnevada.org | ofra@israeloamerican.org

Sign up today at 

Israeloutdoors.com/nevada

This trip is a gift from Birthright Israel

This trip is a gift from Birthright Israel

A note from Jewish Nevada (J N) on the current situation in Ukraine…

With the Russian invasion now underway and multiple locations under fire, concerns about the wellbeing of the Jewish community in Ukraine have accelerated.

JN has been staying in contact with our overseas partners, the JDC (Joint Distribution Committee), JAFI (the Jewish Agency for Israel), World ORT and JCC Global, who are on the ground assisting Jews in the community. Here is what we know right now:

100% of the funds raised for this emergency campaign will support crisis aid efforts to the Jewish community in Ukraine through the work of our global partners.

The Jewish Agency is focusing on Aliyah and community security.

The JDC is looking to maintain critical welfare services and assist internally displaced people in multiple locations.

Both JDC and the Jewish Agency have identified new and immediate needs, including emergency preparations, and stockpiling of goods for JDC Heseds, moving the Jewish Agency operation from Kyiv to Lviv, initiating the Jewish Agency Aliyah hotline, securing temporary housing for people in transit, and the purchase of satellite phones to maintain communications across the region.

World ORT is reporting an initial need of $100,000 to secure five ORT schools and to ensure that schools and staffs are equipped to respond to emergency needs at the school locations.

We have set up a designated fund and will pass through 100% of the dollars raised directly to support the efforts of the JDC. You can also read updates from our partner organizations and other ways to help