Former Camp Simcha head moves to Myisrael
Neville Goldschneider will bring his expertise to the Israel-focused charity
Source: thejc.com
📰 Camp Simcha News
Camp Simcha News Today
Fast, Ad-Free News Updates
Stay updated with breaking news from Camp Simcha. Real-time updates on events, politics, business and more.
London Marathon runners achieve their mission of raising thousands for charity
Maya Woolf was the youngest participant in this year’s race
Source: thejc.com
Your Daily Phil: IFCJ distributes food aid ahead of Passover
Good Friday morning. For less-distracted reading over the weekend, browse this week’s edition of The Weekly Print, a curated print-friendly PDF featuring a selection of recenteJewishPhilanthropy and Jewish Insider stories, including: At antisemitism-focused Ruderman conference, rabbi whose son was killed on Oct. 7 focuses instead on...
Source: ejewishphilanthropy.com
New head of Camp Simcha announced
Daniel Gillis has been working in different roles at the charity since 2010
Source: thejc.com
Words of wisdom from a career in communal service
Neville Goldschneider is leaving Camp Simcha after 19 years as its CEO
Source: thejc.com
The musical mother who wants to give children confidence through singing and drama
Katie Hainbach says that these skills have proved vital in speaking out for her daughter
Source: thejc.com
Charities ensured Purim fun was for everyone
Organisations hosted parties and put on entertainment for their members and staff
Source: thejc.com
Mitzvah Day community action during Israel-Gaza crisis
Mitzvah Day has gone ahead in Britain this year amid community tensions for both sides of the Israel-Gaza conflict by bringing people together to…
Source: thetottenhamindependent.co.uk
Your Daily Phil: War inspires unprecedented volunteering, charitable giving in Israel — study
Good Wednesday morning. In today’s edition of Your Daily Phil, we report on how high school students and their parents are reconsidering university choices based on rising antisemitism on campus. We feature opinion pieces by Marc Belzberg and Sarah Mali....
Source: ejewishphilanthropy.com