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Events . .

Meijer Gardens Excursion

Meijer Gardens Excursion Wednesday September 7 9:30 am—Travel with us by van to Meijer Gardens in Grand Rapids. We will picnic lunch at the Gardens (bring your own or purchase at the café.) We will tour the gardens on foot or by an optional tram ride. We will gather...

Reproductive Rights in Michigan

National Council of Jewish Women (NCJW) and Jewish Community Services invite you to a presentation about the outlook for reproductive rights in Michigan in light of the recent US Supreme Court decision. Please join Linda Levy & Lynn Lieberman, co-State Policy...

31st Annual Donald Riegle Community Service Award

The Donald Riegle Community Service Award, established in 1990, recognizes individuals in the Flint area who have displayed exceptional commitment to community.Brenda ClackRussell DeutschSandra JonesThe Donald Riegle Community Service Award, established in 1990,...

Yom HaShoah Holocaust Memorial Candle Lighting & Film

Yom HaShoah Holocaust Memorial Candle Lighting & Film Thursday, April 28th 2022 Flint Institute of Arts 6:30 PM - Candle Lighting Ceremony 7:00 PM - Film viewing of BerenshteinThe last surviving member of the partisans who tracked down Hitler's secret weapon...

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Humanity In Harmony

The Flint Jewish Federation and Jewish Community held their joint annual meetings at Temple Beth El on October 10th. Officers and Board members were elected for the upcoming year and Steven Low and Lynda Yeotis reported on accomplishments of the past year and goals...

The Jerusalem Post

Israeli source says hostage deal efforts halted by Netanyahu, US disagrees - NYT
May 6, 2024
A Hamas official said the movement is only willing to accept a "permanent and fixed" ceasefire.
IDF begins evacuating civilians from eastern Rafah northward
May 6, 2024
The new humanitarian zone includes field hospitals, tents, and increased provisions of food, water, medicine, and other supplies.
Conflating the Holocaust with the current war cheapens the memory of the six million
May 6, 2024
Since the war began, there has been no shortage of Nazi terminology and imagery being bandied about.
Conflating the Holocaust with the current war cheapens the memory of the six million
May 6, 2024
Since the war began, there has been no shortage of Nazi terminology and imagery being bandied about.
From Michigan to Boston, pro-Palestinian protesters assert themselves at college graduations
May 6, 2024
College graduation ceremonies witness pro-Palestinian and pro-Israel protests. Instances include flag displays, symbolic acts, and controversial speeches, but ceremonies proceed as planned.
Deradicalization, restoration of law are imperative to uphold this civilization
May 6, 2024
The intellectualization, moralization, institutionalization, legalization, and normalization of antisemitism is a threat not only to the Jewish people but to Western civilization as a whole.
Israel should form a relationship with US Gen. Z to show its point of view
May 6, 2024
Thus, we can offer an alternative to those who have not decided and strengthen those concerned; perhaps we are unlikely to convince the extremists otherwise.
We must show US radicals they do represent the country
May 6, 2024
Today’s protesters idolize Osama bin Laden. Professors at our universities espouse these toxic ideologies. This is a malignancy that cannot be allowed to metastasize across […]
Museum Day offers free admission to over 100 institutions
May 6, 2024
Some of the strides taken by our repositories of artworks and other important artifacts will be accessible – and free of charge – on May […]
Uniting against antisemitism: University leaders march for Holocaust Remembrance Day
May 6, 2024
The International March of the Living brings together university leaders to combat antisemitism, educate on Holocaust history, and honor its survivors.

Services

What We Can Do For You

We seek to enhance the relations between the Jewish and non-Jewish community for the benefit of all residents of Genesee County.

The Flint Jewish Federation operates a number of programs that benefit the Jewish community, in conjunction with Jewish Community Services. Programs include the Kosher Congregate Meal Program, Kosher Mobile Meal Program, Local Transportation Services, Highway to Health Medical Transportation as well as educational programs.

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Jewish Community Services

Providing social services to the Jewish and general population of Genesee County without regard to religion or ethnnicity.

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J CARE

Joint project with Asian Indian Community, Chabad House of Eastern Michigan, Congregation Beth Isreal and Temple Beth El.

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Jewish Community Relations Council

Providing media contact for the Jewish community, participating in community events, organizing a few special events

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Hebrew Free Loan

Our goal is to provide all individuals who walk through our door with dignity and respect.

Get In Touch

5080 W Bristol Rd #3
Flint, MI 48507
+1 810 767 5922
fjf@flintfed.org

Fax: +1 810 767 9024

Steven C. Low, Executive Director email

To make reservations for a program or event, please email Ashley Musser