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Join the JCRC Mobilization Corps to support Colorado’s Jewish community and its connection to Israel

Stand up, speak out, and take action with the JCRC Mobilization Corps

The JCRC Mobilization Corps is a community of trained volunteers throughout the state that can be quickly and effectively deployed to advance the advocacy and policy priorities of the Jewish Colorado community. This training provides Corps volunteers with the education, tools, and support to advocate effectively—whether in city hall or everyday conversations. Then, we connect volunteers with opportunities to share their voice with key decision-makers.

Mobilization trainings will be held on an ongoing basis. If you are interested in hosting a Mobilization training for your friends or community members, please contact: Liz Lebeaux Vantine, JCRC Deputy Director, LLebeauxVantine@jewishcolorado.org.

Head to America’s heartland for a unique look at one of the country’s most iconic cities: Chicago, IL. Explore historic buildings and neighborhoods, catch a Cubs game, discover new construction sites alongside industry leaders, and schmooze with local experts. Don’t miss this chance to uncover the heart of America and get inspired for future projects.

For more information, please reach out to: Willie Recht at wrecht@JEWISHcolorado.org

Register Now to Reserve Your Place on this Exciting Trip! Space is limited. $925 for your total experience!

Thank you to our Annual Sponsors 

Michael Staenberg | Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, LLP | Chotin Family Foundation | Zall Company

Join YAD, Repair the World, and Temple Sinai for an impactful hands-on service project partnered in collaboration with Artists 4 Israel. We will be packing Healing Art Kits for Children in Israel to have regulating activities when seeking safety in the bomb shelters. You can read more about Artists 4 Israel and the kits and also find more information about the organization and how to sponsor a kit below.

There are two shifts that you can sign up for-you can sign up for one or both! Read the descriptions of each shift below

Intergenerational Kit Packing: Help kids, help other kids! Pack kits with the Temple Sinai religious school classes-each class will come throughout the hour and a half. This is an amazing opportunity for families, grandparents, or anyone who wants to work and pack kits with kids!

General Young Adults Kit Packing: Pack kits with other Jewish young adults in the community, as well as our incredible partner organizations. This is a great opportunity to connect with other Jewish young adults, network, and create community!

Join us in the Wolf Theater at the Staenberg-Loup Jewish Community Center on, Tuesday April 29 as we unite to honor the memory of those who have bravely served and sacrificed for the Jewish State, as well as those lost to senseless acts of terrorism. In addition to commemorating these heroes, we will also recognize the enduring connection our community shares with Israel.

Yom HaZikaron, or Israeli Memorial Day, serves as a poignant reminder for Israelis and Jewish communities worldwide to honor the sacrifices of fallen soldiers and victims of terrorism.

On this day, Israelis pause their daily activities for a two-minute standstill, marked by blaring sirens, to collectively pay homage to the fallen. This ritual, established by law in 1963, has evolved into a deeply ingrained aspect of Israeli culture, resonating globally.

If you wish to memorialize a friend or family member who was a fallen Israeli soldier or victim of terror, kindly reach out to Nelly Ben Tal at nbental@jewishcolorado.org.

Let us stand together in remembrance and solidarity.

The walk is back! Show your solidarity at JEWISHcolorado’s Celebrate Israel Walk & Festival.

This year, our theme is “Hineni – We All Belong”. Celebrate Israel is Colorado’s largest festival dedicated to the people, culture, and state of Israel, bringing together Jewish people and allies from across the Centennial State for music, food, and connection.

Registration is FREE. T-shirts are $12 each.

Click here to become a sponsor. 

Click here to become a community partner.

Sunday, May 4 | Great Lawn Park, Denver, CO | RAIN OR SHINE

8:30 am – Registration opens
9:30 am – Walk for Israel begins
10:00 am – Live music and festival
1:00 pm -Event concludes

Important Information

• Photo ID required. To ensure event security, photo identification will be required for entry.
• No pets allowed. Please leave your furry friends at home for this event.
• No backpacks allowed. Only small purses and bags will be allowed to enter the event; medically necessary bags will be allowed.

Presented by Staenberg Family Foundation

Two hours of your time = dignity, hope, and confidence for 200 teenage girls!

Join us for JEWISHcolorado’s Women’s Philanthropy Dignity Grows initiative to fight Period Poverty and pack hygiene totes. Totes from this party will be packed at and distributed to the Denver South High School Giving Grocery serving South High School students. You are also welcome to bring shelf stable groceries like cereal, rice, beans, spaghetti and sauce, peanut butter and jelly, and low sugar snacks.

Can’t make it? Please consider making a donation online to help provide “hope in a bag” and pay it forward. When you make the donation online, please be sure to designate the gift to Women’s Philanthropy and in the comment section indicate “Dignity Grows.”

Suggested Donation upon registering: $18 

Dignity Grows is a boots on the ground, volunteer initiative of the Jewish Federation of Greater Hartford and is supported by National Women’s Philanthropy of Jewish Federations of North America.

Join us for this webinar to learn more about Jewish Days of Giving. We will be reviewing the final calendar, answering questions, and ensuring your campaign is set up for success.

Presented in partnership with the Hartman Institute and the Boulder JCC

American Jews have long been united by shared commitments to liberalism, equal rights, and inclusivity, but recent challenges to democracy have revealed deep ideological rifts within the community. From debates over Zionism and Israel’s policies to divergent visions of Jewish political engagement in America, these divisions are reshaping how Jews understand safety, power, and responsibility. In this session, we will explore the historical models of Jewish security, the ideological frameworks shaping today’s debates, and how these tensions reflect broader societal shifts. Participants will be invited to consider new approaches to Jewish thriving that bridge divides and align with enduring Jewish values in a rapidly changing world. 

Join JEWISHcolorado’s Family Engagement programs, Jewish Explorers, PJ Library and YAD Family for a kid-friendly Shabbat in the park!

Activities include family-friendly activities, candle lighting, Shabbat Blessings, singing and dancing and more.

Bring your own picnic dinner, blankets and lawn chairs. We will provide juice and challah.

This event is geared toward families with children ages 2-8.

$18 per family.

Mitzvah Project: TBD