The upcoming Boulder City Council hearing is the last opportunity to make our voices heard on this important subject.

Hosting a foreign student provides an opportunity for your family to learn about a different culture.

What would it be like if charitable law required foundations to invest all of their assets in ways consistent with their charitable missions?

JFS at Home is currently looking for non-medical caregivers for their Boulder facility. These are paid positions. Find out more.

The Boulder City Council has set the public hearing on the proposed Boulder Nablus Sister City Project. Please plan to attend.

Nevei Kodesh is hosting a community-wide dedication and Grand Opening ceremony this Saturday, May 11.

Several community members ask for community help. Read why.

Judaism Your Way's move comes after significant growth both in services and personnel over the last two years.

The JFS Fundraiser held Wednesday in Denver drew more than 800 people to hear Mandy Patinkin.

The Olim Soccer League is using software from local Boulder company TeamSnap to keep its teams and players organized.

You thought March Madness was just about basketball? Check out this alternative bracket competition!

Bruce DeBoskey explores ways to make sure that you as a donor make good choices for your philanthropic dollars and time.

The ADL said it had already warned Jewish groups to be on alert this week due to the anniversary of the Oklahoma City bombing and Adolph Hitler’s birthday.

On Friday, Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper planted a tree at the Aminadav Forest, Jerusalem. Photo.

Israelis are overwhelmingly proud of their country and view it as a good place to live their lives.

Due to the extreme weather Monday, the Boulder JCC postponed its community-wide Yom Ha'atzmaut celebration to next week.

A working group on gun violence prevention has recently been formed at Congregation Bonai Shalom. Find out more.

JT Boulder is creating a resource for wedding planning. Want to be included?

Join the JCCN Tuesday night for its program on Networking. The JCCN is changing their event schedule to quarterly, so you won't want to miss this one!

The University of Denver’s student group Never Again!, partnering with the Center for Judaic Studies (CJS), is taking part in the national Holocaust and Genocide Awareness Week, April 7 – 12.

Save water this summer with environmentally-friendly gardens from a local nonprofit.

Rabbi Gavriel Goldfeder, spiritual leader of Aish Kodesh for the last ten years, announces that he is leaving Boulder for MIT's Hillel chapter.

Rose Community Foundation awarded a total of $16.3 million including Foundation-directed and approved grants and donor- and endowment-directed grants.

Faith communities are invited to learn more about this initiative.

What is the nature of freedom? And can it exist without some sort of boundaries, self-restraint or practice?