Over the past 2 days, we had the opportunity to visit two incredible communities in Israel: the Dati Leumi (Religious Zionist community) in Lod and the Haredi community in Bnei Brak. Scroll through to see some highlights of our visits!

Thanks to everyone who came out to celebrate Generosity: The Bar Mitzvah! From assembling camp care packages for kids in need to our candle lighting ceremony, and dancing the night away, we know these memories will last a lifetime! Cheers to another 13 years of Generosity! #UJAgenerosity

We're kicking off our trip to Israel with an awesome opportunity to meet the cast and watch a live recording of The Promised Podcast! (Episode will drop on the 8th – we get a shout out, so tune in!)

During this week's trip, we'll explore the emerging issues, opportunities, and needs that are vital to advancing our work in Israel. Looking forward to our week on the ground!

February is Jewish Disability Awareness and Inclusion Month. Learn how we're helping people of all abilities reach their full potential: http://nyjewi.sh/2ouPx47 #GoodTogether

We were honored to represent our Community Initiative for Holocaust Survivors at today’s United Nations Holocaust Memorial Ceremony. We will always look up to the survivors in our community and remain committed to meeting their needs. #HolocaustRemembrance

We're working alongside Met Council and Central Queens Y in Forest Hills to create one-stop social service ‘hubs’ and digital food pantries for our largest anti-poverty initiative yet! #GoodTogether

Read our annual report, which outlines our focus from the previous year, lets you see the impact of your donation, and reflects on everything we've accomplished throughout our historic centennial year. http://nyjewi.sh/Annual_Report2017 #GoodTogether

Nearly 16,500 Holocaust survivors in New York and Israel receive emergency cash assistance, counseling, legal services, and other vital help through our Community Initiative for Holocaust Survivors. On International Holocaust Remembrance Day – and every day – we keep our promise to never forget and never abandon. #WeRemember #HolocaustRemembranceDay

We're proud to support The SAFE Foundation and The Jewish Board trainings for mental health professionals in our network of nonprofits. These trainings help social workers and counselors on the frontlines in the New York Jewish community respond to the opioid crisis and make an impact. #GoodTogether

What a day! Nearly 2500 volunteers joined our MLK Day of Service and made a difference through 42 service projects across NYC, Long Island, and Westchester. We're grateful (and proud!) of everyone who came out to volunteer with us! #TimeForGood #GoodTogether

Today we gathered for our Annual #MLK Commemoration. It was incredible to hear from Reverend Dr. Jesse T. Williams, Jr. of the Covent Avenue Baptist Church of Harlem, spoken word artist Roya Marsh (@champagnepoet) and our staff about how we must continue to embrace each other’s differences and celebrate diversity everywhere. 💙

The New York Times today features the 12th article highlighting how our network of nonprofits provides critical assistance to New Yorkers facing the hardships of poverty.

Read how our partner, JCCA, provided essential support to Cearia after she bravely spoke out about her uncle’s sexual abuse and was forced to leave his home. #GoodTogether