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The board of governors of an allocation of $447,108 for
the Jewish Welfare Fedra- local capital undertakings
tion has approved the by Federation and its agen-
1984-1985 budget. Based on cies. This sum, which s
a $20.5 million Allied $151,438 over 1983-1984,
Jewish Campaign achieve- will go into reserves for re-
ment,, the budget will as- placement and construction
sure substantial increases of communal facilities. De-
to overseas and domestic troit is one of the few com-
munities in the country
beneficiaries.
The largest item, an allo- with such a capital reserve
cation of $10,904,880 to the fund.
Of the $6.1 million ap-
United Jewish Appeal for
Israel and overseas needs, proved for local agencies,
represents an increase of those under "Community
$1,079,180 over the prev- Services received a total al-
ious year. UJA's major be- location of $2,459,262, an
neficiaries include the Joint increase of $144,749. This
Distribution Committee, sum will help meet the
which is celebrating 70 needs of elderly and disad-
years of life-sustaining aid vantaged persons in the
to many thousands of people Jewish community who re-
in 30 countries; and the quire assistance.
The aggregate total to the
United Israel Appeal, which
funds such Jewish Agency agencies within the Culture
services as immigrant ab- and Education Division was
sorption, rural settlement, $2,544,295, an increase of
youth care, higher educa- $10,336. Among the con-
tion and workshops for the cerns of the beneficiaries
within this division are pro-
eldrly and handicapped.
Local allocations, arrived grams to enhance the qual-
at after a long and laborious ity of Jewish life while serv-
process by Federation's ing the entire age spectrum,
budgeting and planning di- the focus is on families,
visions, were approved by children and youth.
The Jewish Community
the board for a total of
$6,128,557 — an increase of Council received a $30,000
increase, for a total of
$353,885 over 1983-1984.
The board also approved $350,000; and the alloca-
tions to 18 national agen-
cies totaled $568,320.
Among the latter are
three new beneficiaries
whose task is the training of
Jewish community person-
nel. The Baltimore Institute
of Jewish -Communal Serv-
ice, Brandeis University's
Hornstein Program in
Jewish Communal Service
and Hebrew Union Col-
lege's School of Jewish
Communal Service are
educating a new generation
of professionals, several of
whom have assumed posi-
tions of importance in De-
troit's Federation and its
agencies.
Other national be-
neficiaries include the Na-
tional Conference on Soviet
Jewry, American Jewish
Committee, Jewish War
Veterans and the nine par-
ticipants in the Joint Cul-
tural Appeal, including the
Jewish Publication Society
and YIVO — Institute for
Jewish Research.
The sum allocated to
HIAS, Jewish 'Telegraphic
Agency and America-Irael
Cultural Foundatn was
$137,000. In the case of
HIAS, as well as Detroit's
own Resettlement Service,
the reduced funding reflects
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