You don't know how to milk? Not to worry! No experience needed -- we train you!

Philanthropists from families, foundations and businesses are asking, "Can't we accomplish more by working collectively instead of in silos?"

Are you wondering what to do next in the job search? Are you having trouble growing your business? Come to the next JCCN meeting for some ideas.

Morah Yehudis Fishman provides perspective on engaging children's interest in Judaism.

JFS and the BJCC co-sponsored a lively panel discussion on medical marijuana last Thursday night at the Boulder JCC.

The Community Purim Carnival and the community Megillah reading at the Boulder JCC that was scheduled for today, February 24th, have both been cancelled due to the weather.

The Jewish Community Foundation announced it has met a $250,000 challenge grant to build a permanent endowment supporting Jewish early childhood education.

Congressman Polis will be hosting a public event regarding the GMO Labeling Bill at Alfalfa’s Market in Boulder on February 20th.

With $41 trillion expected to pass by inheritance to NextGen heirs in the coming decades, people are asking, "What's going to happen to that wealth?"

Learn about Rose Youth Foundation's three funding priorities for this year's grant opportunity.

This Tuesday: "How do you handle conflict at work? What to say when the interviewer asks..."

The Boulder Jewish Community Center's annual Reflections event was quite a circus Saturday night. Photo shows!

Israel went to the polls on Tuesday, and it looks like Benjamin Netanyahu will retain his PM's seat, but perhaps with a very different coalition.

Donors are still needed - make your appointment now!

Do you know the five "Yes, you should do this before an interview" topics? Find out this Tuesday!

At a special celebration today at Ben Gurion Airport, Mirna Singsit, 18, from Manipur, India was honored with being the 2,000th Bnei Menashe member to make aliyah to Israel.

Companies must pay close attention to their investments in corporate-citizenship initiatives, not only to help their reputation for acting responsibly among consumers but also to help the bottom line.

Mason Tvert, director of communications at the Marijuana Policy Project and cofounder of SAFER, will speak to the Jewish Business Group on January 23rd.

"In times like these and always, we must join together to declare Boulder, and all of Colorado, no place for hate."

The Daily Camera is reporting today that three Pearl St. Mall shops were hit by swastika-drawing vandals.

Reaching the capital campaign goal makes a strong statement about the value of the JCC and the power of philanthropy.

Start 2013 with a LinkedIn workshop presented by Mike Neubauer, senior career coach with the national career consultation group, Lee Hecht Harrison.

Start the new year with a mitzvah - schedule an appointment at the Boulder Jewish Community Blood Drive.

The advertisements say "Love thy neighbor" and are in response to anti-Islamic ads that appeared on RTD buses in November 2012.

Generous, thoughtful, focused philanthropy ... will help create and solidify the legacy of our generation.