Posted 6 years ago
By Stacey Spencer • JFCS Inclusion Program Manager
My friend who works in sales once told me a story. It was shortly before Black Friday and he and a few of his co-workers were gathere[...] Posted 6 years ago
By Leah Persky • JFCS Family Life Education Program Manager
Monday, Jan. 21, was the MLK Day of Service. This annual event is not only an excellent opportunity to focus on the life and teachings of [...] Posted 6 years ago
I recently came across the following quote, “We do not see things as they are; we see things as we are.” As a psychologist, this immediately appealed to me. It offers insight regarding how each of us has a uni[...] Posted 6 years ago
By Dana Rubin • Development Director
On behalf of over 13,000 clients, our staff and the community, THANK YOU for continuing to support JFCS. The end of 2018 was exciting and humbling for our fundra[...] Posted 6 years ago
Two of the largest conferences that JFCS co-sponsors are the Mental Health Education Conference (held each fall) and Conference for Caregivers (held in spring every other year). Sharon Goldetsky, who was recently [...] Posted 6 years ago
By Annette Sandler • Aging Services Director
Welcome to 2019 – the time of year when many people are making New Year’s resolutions, and doing their best to keep them. I researched the most commo[...] Posted 6 years ago
Innovative Office Solutions is excited to congratulate Jewish Family and Children’s Service of Minneapolis (JFCS) on being selected as its 2018 Minnesota Vikings Field Goals for Charity recipient. In partnership[...] Posted 6 years ago
“The spiral is humanity’s oldest symbol, representing eternal change and reminding us that life is not a straight line. It symbolizes new beginnings, renewal and hope for the future.” Boy oh boy, do I wish I[...] Posted 6 years ago
By Natalie Oleson • JFCS Psychotherapist
The holiday season can be a stressful time for families. Parents are extra busy with holiday parties, shopping and preparing. Kids can struggle with change i[...] Posted 6 years ago
David Lauer is JFCS’ new Development NextGen Coordinator. NextGen engages community members ages 21–36 through social events, volunteer and leadership opportunities, and a giving circle. Its mission is to pro[...] 