Since day one of the pandemic, we’ve been a source of support and strength for all those counting on us.
In the first two years of the Covid-19 pandemic, we allocated $70 million in grants and interest-free loans over and above our normal allocations to respond to rapidly changing needs.
Feeding families. Getting the unemployed back to work. Making sure no one feels alone in their anxiety or grief. Helping the most vulnerable access vaccines. And sustaining our treasured institutions — JCCs, synagogues, camps, day schools — so they can continue to be there for us.
Every step of the way, UJA has been resolute in our conviction: We won’t just recover. We will emerge a stronger, more connected Jewish community.
