Reb Shlomo and Reb Zalman have touched us all in ways that are so personal and inspiring. Each of us reading this has thought ourselves to be a better person in their reflection.

Nearly one in six Coloradans experienced hunger at some point in 2012 - more than 840,000 people. What can you do? Read this and find out.

Hazon mini-grants of $1,000 - $4,000 are available to inspire and grow a range of programs. Application deadline coming up July 16!

One thing is for sure; no one present had ever experienced anything like that in a shul before!

The Jewish Federations of North America condemn the brutal murder of 16-year-old Palestinian, Mohammed Abu Khdeir.

Rabbi Marc Soloway reflects on Reb Zalman’s legacy and funeral.

Morah Yehudis Fishman shared with the BJN her eulogy at Reb Zalman's memorial on July 4th.

JEWISHcolorado is pleased to announce that Jackie Sprinces Wong has been named as the organization’s new Campaign Chair.

Shmulik Rifman, Mayor of our partnership region of Ramat HaNegev in Israel, shares his thoughts on the three murdered teens.

Judaism Your Way announced that Executive Director Lolly Gold will be leaving the organization in early September, 2014.

In honor of the 20th yahrzeit of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, Morah Yehudis shares her story of their meeting almost 50 years ago.

If your organization, or an organization you are aware of, could benefit from a grant to assist with facility or facility-related expenses, the deadline for grant applications is approaching!

In the philanthropic universe, there are many ways to give. The fastest-growing tool in this arena is the widely acclaimed donor-advised fund.

Gold will oversee MazelTot.org’s network of partner organizations and serve as a resource to help families with young children connect to Jewish life and one another in Greater Denver and Boulder.

Larry Halpern of Safe Systems is the featured guest this week on both Radio Chavura and on 710 KNUS AM's weekly Business Unconventional broadcast.

The Program in Jewish Studies is proud to recognize the outstanding contributions of our three majors and nine minors. Congratulations to all of our 2013-2014 graduates - job well done!

“Animals are great companions. They’re loyal and they love unconditionally. Ours gave us great joy. Why not have people remember their pets in this way?”

Kalmia Ave. is closed until further notice. Please read for detour information on how to get to the BJCC.

"To me, nothing is more central to Jewish values than wanting to make the world a better place,” said Bloomberg.

The Boulder Jewish Family Service staff recently doubled in size. Please help us welcome Emily Andrews and Jodi Ansell to our team.