UJA recently launched our community resilience survey, in order to help us better understand what is shaping Jewish life in Toronto today and identify opportunities where we can make improvements.
The survey explores key issues, such as Jewish belonging, well-being, safety, antisemiti…
Toronto Jewish institutions are being targeted with violent acts of hate, but our community will not be intimidated. We invite all community members to attend Shabbat services this weekend in a community-wide expression of resilience and solidarity, demonstrating that hate will not deter Jew…
Earlier this week, UJA Federation of Greater Toronto approved an emergency grant of $1,000,000 to the Jewish Agency for Israel's Fund for Victims of Terror. This grant will provide immediate support, as well as longer-term financial assistance, in Israel for bereaved families, injured indivi…
When preparing for her bat mitzvah, Naomi Silber chose to make the milestone about more than celebration. As she explored what responsibility to community could look like in practice, she connected with UJA and turned reflection into action. Her thoughtful commitment sparked meaningful conve…
Passover is a time for reflection, family, and to remember our resilience. Yet, as the holiday approaches, many in our community are struggling to afford even the basics—let alone a seder. You can play a meaningful role in providing kosher meals to community members in need—Jewish famili…
