If your organization, or an organization you are aware of, could benefit from a grant to assist with facility or facility-related expenses, find out how to apply.

This was the seventh year of Roots & Branches Foundation, which is composed of Jewish individuals in their 20s and 30s from throughout the Greater Denver community.

After my husband "became a man" he threw off his tallis and yarmulke and returned to his real interests; football and surfing. And he never looked back.

Boulder community member Joan Nagel was honored at the Jewish Community Relations Council annual luncheon with their 2014 Volunteer Recognition Award.

This week's Jewish Community Career Network event features Mary Iannotti, an Internet marketer, to help with your on-line brand.

Being fully "engaged" at work profoundly influences an employee's willingness to learn and perform, and has real impact on a company's bottom line.

Our thoughts and prayers go out to the friends and families in the Kansas City community during this tragic and sad time, and the BJCC will be open on Monday, April 14th.

Three people were killed at two Jewish Community sites a mile apart in Overland Park, Kansas on Sunday afternoon. The shooter is in custody.

Jewish National Fund (JNF) is pleased to introduce a new Senior Campaign Executive for the Mountain States Region.

Recent media reports have cast the spotlight once again on Jonathan Pollard, a Jewish-American, who in the 1980s confessed to spying for the State of Israel, and has been imprisoned for more than 28 years.

The total number of anti-Semitic incidents in the United States fell by 19% in 2013, continuing a decade-long downward slide. Incidents in Colorado decreased by 15%.

That is one of the exclusive findings from the inaugural Radio Chavura IsraelScore™ Index, comparing the legislative support that each of the nine members of Colorado’s U.S. congressional delegation has given the State of Israel.

The President and CEO of the Jewish Federations wrote a blog post about this month's PJ Library optional offering of "The Purim Superhero."

Purim, Passover, volunteers, jobs, grants and grief are all topics this week for Boulder's Jewish Family Service. Find out how.

Yes, Israel needs our financial muscle and our political support. But more than that, they also need our ideas, our intellectual vibrancy, our thoughts, our contribution to the development of the Jewish people.

Many people buy into myths about giving — myths that undermine their willingness to give (or give more) to worthy causes.

Boulder Rabbis Jamie Korngold and Marc Soloway were both named to the Jewish Daily Forward's 2014 list of America's Most Inspiring Rabbis today.

JDN has partnered with The Arc of Colorado for its "Achieve With Us" Colorado Film Festival on Sunday, March 30 to celebrate National Developmental Disability Awareness Month.

The entire Boulder community is invited to today's groundbreaking ceremony.

Boulder Jewish Family Service is growing and looking to fill two new part-time positions.

The #MakeItHappen Micro Giving Circle has made grants to support eight new, creative Jewish projects in Boulder and Denver.

Boulder JFS is offering an eight-week grief support group for members of the Boulder Jewish community.

Taglit-Birthright Israel has just announced that they are no longer disqualifying those who participated in an Israel experience program prior to the age of 18. Registration opens February 19th.

Whether solo or partnered, young or old, Jewish or not, if you live in the United States of America, it’s not easy to escape Valentine’s Day.

The world's major religions actively promote philanthropy by encouraging charitable actions that address such pressing issues as income inequality, hunger, homelessness, climate change, discrimination and injustice.