Tag Archives: covid-19

On Tuesday, November 30, 2021, Dianne Gottlieb, Hadassah National Board Member and HWZOA Hadassah Medical Organization Chair, will share insights from Hadassah Hospital in Israel, on lessons learned from COVID 19.

The Palestinian Authority, which administers limited public services in Israel’s territories, is now accused by its own people of distributing Covid-19 vaccines to the privileged at the expense of needy Palestinians. Such an allegation should make one wonder how the Palestinians will govern their own independent state.

Governor Jared Polis will be among the guest speakers at this Sunday's Covid-19 program presented by Haver, the Rabbinic Council of Boulder. More info and registration links here.

In response to seeing so many people suffer on so many levels, the rabbis of Haver have decided to mark the one-year anniversary of Covid-19 in Boulder with a special program on Sunday March 14th that acknowledges those losses but also offers hope and a path toward healing.

Wednesday, December 2nd, hundreds of Orthodox developers and programmers gathered in person and virtually for the Kama-Tech Covid-19 Hackathon, a 24-hour initiative dedicated to developing innovative solutions in the worldwide battle against coronavirus.

It all comes down to “promote the general welfare” vs. “the free exercise…of religion.”

Whether celebrating alone, dining digitally with a virtual gathering, or at strategically planned socially-distanced dinner, OneTable hosts in Colorado have inhaled Shabbat’s message and are using Friday nights to exhale after weeks filled with waves of uncertainty, virtual meetings that bleed into one another, and an often overwhelming sense of …

Rose Community Foundation and its fundholders awarded 395 grants totaling over $4.1 million in its second phase of COVID-19 grantmaking, bringing the Foundation’s COVID-19 grantmaking total thus far to more than $7 million over three months.

B'nai B'rith Colorado is spearheading a vital COVID-19 relief initiative, and we are asking for your generous support.

On April 21, our Board voted to keep the Boulder JCC building and the Early Childhood Center facility closed through the remainder of the school year, May 22.

The role of philanthropy in responding to this pandemic is critical.

Colorado Proud Has 10 Ideas to Support Your Appetite – and Our Economy

“Developing vaccines is extremely difficult,” said Dr. Green. “It takes years, not days or months."

Our community’s needs are varied. We have prepared a few options that are currently available to request assistance, volunteer, and/or donate.

Effective Friday, March 13 the Boulder JCC building and the Jay and Rose Phillips Early Childhood Center will be closed. All Boulder JCC programs, events, meetings, and functions are cancelled through March 29.

Jewish Agency Chairman Isaac Herzog: We will urge Jewish organizations and Jewish communities worldwide to assist the Italian Jewish community.