Our Team of
Community Agencies

Do you know who the Jewish Federation of
Metropolitan Detroit is and who we serve?
Here's a simple test.

Raise your hand if you or someone in your fam-
ily has...

■ Received help from Jewish Vocational Service to
find a new job

■ Taken part in a Jewish Experiences
For Families activity at the Jewish Community
Center

■ Attended one of our Jewish
day schools

■ Obtained an interest-free loan from the
Neighborhood Project to purchase or fix up a
hdtne in Oak Park or Southfield

■ Enjoyed a summer at a Fresh Air Society
(Tamarack) camp

Now, - how many of you don't know what
Federation does?

k Continued living a full Jewish life in

This list is only a small representation of ways your
gift to Federation's Annual Campaign works for
you and your loved ones. To learn more about our
local family of agencies and programs — and how
you can give or receive help — call the Jewish
Federation of Metropolitan Detroit at
(248) 642-4260.

an apartment operated by Jewish Apartments
& Services

■ Sought counseling for a troubled teenager
through Jewish Family Service

■ Qualified for scholarship assistance to
a congregation's Sunday school

Agency for Jewish Education • B'nai B'rith Youth Organization • Campus Hillels • DAY SCHOOLS: Akiva Hebrew Day School • Hillel Day School • Yeshiva Beth Yehudah 'Yeshiva Darchei Torah • Yeshiva Gedolah •
Federation's Alliance for Jewish Education • Fresh Air Society • Hebrew Free Loan Association • Jewish Apartments & Services • Jewish Community Center • Jewish Community Council • Jewish Family Service •
Federation Resource Line • ElderLink • Jewish Home & Aging Services • Jewish Vocational Service • Commission on Jewish Eldercare Services • Leonard N. Simons Jewish Community Archives •
Michigan/Israel Connection • Michigan Jewish Conference • The Neighborhood Project

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Visit us on the Web: www.thisisfederation.org