2,900+ community members attended or live streamed the Community Solidarity Gathering for Israel immediately following October 7
200+ attendeesrepresented Milwaukeeat the November 2023March for Israel inWashington, D.C.
320 young adultattendees at17 NextGen events
200+ attendees represented Milwaukee at the November 2023 March for Israel in Washington, D.C.
469 young adult attendees at 17 NextGen events
300 teensconnected withJewish lifethrough socialand leadershipactivities
912 students engagedin Jewish life throughpreschools, dayschools, and highschool
1,500 studentsengaged withHillel from 12 differentuniversities in Milwaukeeand Madison
1,354 studentsengaged withHillel from 12 differentuniversities in Milwaukeeand Madison
71,000 Jews receive DAILY social service support in Europe, Asia, Africa, and Latin America
21,883 homebound elderly clients received homecare in the FSU
70 partners throughout the world working to improve Jewish life
$7.2 million raised through our 2024 Annual Campaign
$5.3 million raised through the Israel Emergency Fund
$6.8 million added to Donor Advised Funds at the Jewish Community Foundation
$213 million assets at the Jewish Community Foundation
$35.7 million distributed by MJF’s partner The Jewish Agency for Israel’s Fund for Victims of Terror to immediately begin rebuilding their lives
80 cities throughout Israel received emergency services
17,000 frontline professionals trained in crisis response
406,000 Israelis received mental health support
285,486 Israelis received food assistance
16 Wisconsin synagogues received security grants to hire professional security guards for the holidays and Shabbat
$1.28 million in federal security grants acquired for 10 Jewish organizations by MJF security team
Provided security services or covered guard costs at 40 Jewish organizations throughout the state since October 7 totaling over $925,000
3,000 mostly secular students were educated about the Jewish experience
114 incidents of antisemitism investigated and addressed
Trained 1,116 educators in best practices related to Holocaust education, content, and pedagogy
Engaged 21,762 students in grades 5-12 through HERC’s speakers bureau, in-class instruction, and field trips
13,368 counseling sessions provided locally
29 workshops conducted with 435 older adult attendees
2,300 Milwaukeeans received mental health and social services support
1,900 senior Milwaukeeans participated in brain health and wellness programs
22,000 immigrants made Aliyah to Israel since October 7
368 case management and supportive services to Russian Jewish speakers and Holocaust survivors provided locally