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A delegation from the Mountain States was among the nearly 3,000 attendees who united for Israel’s future in Hollywood, Fla., from October 23-26, 2025, at Jewish National Fund-USA’s Global Conference for Israel. This four-day event celebrated resilience, Zionist pride, and the enduring connection between the Jewish community and the land …

Alan Cohen, a philanthropist, dedicates a reservoir to Eshkol farmers post-October 7 attacks, illustrating his commitment to Israel's agricultural resilience.

Jewish National Fund-USA's Breakfast for Israel returns on April 9, 2025, in Denver, featuring keynote speaker Gadi Ezra and discussions on supporting Israel's rebuilding efforts.

Around 2,500 participants, including Zionists from multiple countries, gathered in Dallas to strengthen Israel's future and unite against rising antisemitism amid ongoing challenges.

Stanley Kamlet will receive the Tree of Life® Award for his leadership and philanthropy benefiting Israel, presented at a gala on December 5, 2024.

Thousands will gather in Dallas for the 2024 Global Conference for Israel, featuring thought leaders, cultural events, and discussions on combating antisemitism.

On April 17, 2024, 800 philanthropists gathered at Jewish National Fund-USA's Breakfast for Israel in Denver to support Israeli communities affected by a terrorist attack, raising over $60 million for rebuilding efforts.

400 philanthropic “wonder women” attended Jewish National Fund-USA’s Women for Israel Annual Event in Denver on February 13, 2024, to recognize their impact on the land and people of Israel.

Over 2,500 supporters of Israel attended the Jewish National Fund-USA’s Global Conference in Denver, addressing the aftermath of recent terrorist attacks and planning to rebuild Israel’s south.

Following the October 7th massacre in Israel by Hamas terrorists, Jewish National Fund-USA launched an Israel Resilience Campaign to meet the emergency needs of the residents of the communities most affected by the ongoing crisis. Determined to make a difference, Denver philanthropist , Bob Lembke, made a landmark $360,000 contribution …

A group of philanthropic “wonder women,” including several from Denver and other parts of Colorado, recently participated in Jewish National Fund-USA’s Queen of Sheba Mission to Israel, where they witnessed firsthand the incredible work the organization is doing for the land and people of Israel while making memories that will last a lifetime.

Over 1,400 supporters of the land and people of Israel, including a delegation from Denver, united in Boston on November 4-6, 2022, for an unforgettable weekend at Jewish National Fund-USA’s largest-ever National Conference.

Longtime Jewish National Fund-USA ambassador and partner (donor) Sam Goldberg has been appointed incoming president of the organization’s Mountain States region.

Jewish National Fund-USA Denver-area philanthropists met with Lt. Col. (Res.) Tiran Attia, founder of the organization’s Special in Uniform program, to learn how their charitable giving empowers young people with disabilities to attain their rite of passage, just like other Israelis, and serve in the Israel Defense Forces (IDF). Often …

When we were on a month long family visit to Israel in 1986, on a Denver Federation sponsored trip, Kesher, we saw with our own eyes the very leaky pipe where the inspiration for Drip Irrigation was born.

On Thursday, May 12, 2022, Naty Barak of Netafim will be the keynote speaker at Jewish National Fund-USA’s and Boulder Jewish Community Center’s joint community event, From Israel to the World: Israeli Innovations in Using Water to Produce Food.

Jewish National Fund-USA encourages everyone to show the world the real Israel as the organization calls out Amnesty International for its relentless campaign of delegitimization and hate against the Jewish homeland.