Challah for Hunger is now operating on the CU campus!

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

A reminder that the Habitat for Humanity program at Congregation Har HaShem is this week.

"The next morning we had another siren, and I got to see firsthand, since I was in the breakfast buffet at the Leonardo Negev Hotel, how Israelis handle an alert..."

Har HaShem is hosting Habitat for Humanity for an important informational and educational program about homelessness and poverty in Boulder County.

Americans will spend an average of $750 per person on gifts for family, friends and colleagues in this upcoming holiday season, an increase of 4 percent over 2011. Do the math.

Har HaShem hosts a Habitat for Humanity program in December.

Roots & Branches Foundation seeks proposals for two funding areas this year. Full details.

Rabbi Goldfeder's updated point of view about Halloween.

CORRECTION: This panel is Wednesday night (tonight). BJN regrets the error.

The panel will address the role of Boulder’s faith communities with regard to homelessness...what we can do individually and as part of our Jewish community to help?

With more money and increased control and influence over how it is spent, more women than ever are making philanthropic investments to help address and solve the problems of our time.

Being an effective philanthropist doesn't depend on the amount of time or money you give but rather upon how you approach your giving.

Eighteen people will be selected - will any be from the Boulder area?

Congressman Polis will be at Bonai Shalom this Friday to continue the conversation about faith communities and hunger. Tickets still available for dessert and the talk.

After the Health Fair on Sunday, donate a blanket next door.

For the 11th year, Rose Youth Foundation will grant a total of $60,000 to organizations serving Greater Denver and Boulder.

What might it mean to connect cosmic moments to ordinary life, in which routine actions express spiritual reality? Find out Sunday.

Rabbi Goldman devotes his first BJN post to discussing classical vs. contemporary examples of Tikkun Olam, and explores how the one underpins the other.

When we confuse co-existence with sameness, then trouble starts to brew.

The vast majority of Americans make charitable contributions because it feels good. All it takes is one act of goodness in any situation that can have the greatest impact.

Light Up Literacy is a program that teaches children the joy of g'milut chasadim (acts of loving kindness) and brings tikkun olam (social action and the pursuit of social justice) to Hanukkah.

We are bystanders when, living our busy lives, we witness our society's problems and fail to act to our full potential.

When Randi Velick chopped off her long locks of hair, she kept her goal in mind: help those with cancer.

Rose Youth Foundation has issued a Request for Proposals and will award grants to organizations in the seven-county Denver/Boulder community.