what we do
Community Programs
PJ Library
PJ Library is a free program for children (6 months to 12 years) of Tarrant County who are being raised Jewish. Every month free, high-quality Jewish children’s literature and music is mailed to your home. All content is chosen based on the child’s age and relates to an upcoming holiday or Jewish Value.
We are pleased to offer PJ Library to our community in partnership with the Harold Grinspoon Foundation.
Enroll a child or grandchild today for this FREE educational resource, please contact Cindy Simon at c.simon@tarrantfederation.org
The Network Society
The Network Society, a community program of the Jewish Federation is for people aged 30-50 who wish to build a new network of relationships to make our community stronger. Jessie Miller and Audrey Abergel, Co-Chairs, are making a personal commitment to support the Jewish community both locally and globally and to connect you to Jewish life and to each other.
Are you on Facebook? Become a member of our private group page to keep on top of all our events: The Network Society, The Jewish Federation of Fort Worth & Tarrant County
For more information contact Cindy Simon at c.simon@tarrantfederation.org or 817.569.0892
Tarrant County Twenties
The Tarrant County Twenties group welcomes young professionals and graduate students who want to create community and become active participants, leaders and philanthropists in Jewish Fort Worth & Tarrant County. We foster connection between all who participate and reinforce the core Jewish values and traditions that binds us all.
Join us!
Contact Dustyn Moizes, dustynit@gmail.com
The Sh’ma Project
A special program of The Jewish Federation of Fort Worth & Tarrant County, The Sh’ma Project, Move Against Hate, creates a safe space for young adults to learn about the Holocaust and to explore, identify, and ultimately reject hate speech and behaviors that lead to atrocities and genocide.
