04/15/2014
Tags: Women, Blog
Even the littlest things can change someone’s life forever. Howard did that for me. Read Michelle's Federation Story.
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03/28/2014
Tags: Legacy, Blog, Giving
A native Texan, Stanley Blum and his beloved wife, Betty (z”l), moved to Cleveland in 1970 where he became senior vice president at Uncle Bill’s. After “retiring,” Stanley remained in Cleveland, and with a partner, spent the next 17 years creating and marketing 14 unique inventions.
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10/01/2013
Tags: Arts, Blog, Piven
I owe my career, in part, to…Saddam Hussein, or more accurately to an accident involving him.
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09/04/2013
Tags: Federation, Blog, Holidays
L’Shana Tova from Stephen H. Hoffman
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10/26/2012
Tags: Overseas, Blog
The personal reflections of Neil Waxman (Overseas Connections Commitee Chair) on the St. Petersburg Mission.
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09/10/2012
Tags: Russia, Overseas, Blog
JCF’s work began during the worst economic conditions facing Russia since WWII: the ruble crashed, the stock market fell 75%, and the government defaulted on its debt.
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09/10/2012
Tags: Russia, Overseas, Blog
JCF’s work began during the worst economic conditions facing Russia since WWII: the ruble crashed, the stock market fell 75%, and the government defaulted on its debt.
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08/27/2012
Tags: Russia, Overseas, Blog
The back-story to Cleveland's engagement with St. Petersburg, Russia.
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08/27/2012
Tags: Russia, Overseas, Blog, Missions, Trips, & Travel
Until the late 1700’s, Russia generally prohibited Jews from living within its boundaries, but suddenly found itself the “beneficiary” of over 1,000,000 Jews upon the annexation of Poland. From that period until recent times, Russian policy toward its Jews has vacillated between assimilation, discrimination, and isolation, compounded by 4 years of Nazi assault on the Pale of Settlement, bringing desecration and mass execution.
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