In a first-of-its-kind mobilization, 20 major Jewish organizations announce the formation of the Jewish Climate Leadership Coalition, which will bring together Jewish community leaders and organizations who recognize the existential threat and moral urgency of climate change and commit to taking action.

We are not powerless against this crisis, and we are obligated to take action to honor those who have lost their lives in this senseless, and in so many cases, preventable bloodshed. There are a number of actions that members of our community can take. 

Boulder JCC is holding a Blood Drive, serving as a drop off point for masks and materials, and more! If you need help, you can request it too!

Adventure Judaism (previously known as Adventure Rabbi) is launching a new "Mitzvah Class" for Bar and Bat Mitzvah students. The class will run from January 2019 until December 2019.

Hazon in Colorado awards $20,000 annually in grants ranging $1,000 - $4,000 to individuals and organizations who want to make our community healthier and more sustainable.

Come to the Celebrate Festival, the Jewish Festival of Food, Community and Family this Sunday, May 17th at the Denver JCC.

The Hazon Jewish Food Festival and the Denver JCC's Celebrate Family have merged for a new over-the-top festival for ALL ages!

A group of Boulder Jewish activists have come together to garner support for the Black Lives Matter Movement, which is a continuation of the civil rights movement.

Dog lover at Golden West Retirement Community seeks a Friendly Visitor volunteer with a dog.

Boulder Jewish Family Service (JFS) has three seniors in Louisville and one in Broomfield currently on a waiting list for a Friendly Visitor volunteer. Can you help?

Boulder Jewish Family Service is seeking a Friendly Visitor for an isolated elderly New Yorker living in a Boulder assisted living facility.

Boulder Jewish Family Service (JFS) is seeking a Friendly Visitor or two for an elderly woman in Louisville.

Join us for a conversation with Nigel Savage, founder and president of Hazon, on Monday, May 12.

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.

What do you think the Boulder Jewish Commons Community Farm should be? Here's your chance to provide input.

If you live in East Boulder county and have an hour or two a week to visit, JFS needs you!

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

On MLK Day last Monday, Congregation Bonai Shalom and Temple Emanuel of Denver came together for a ‘Day of Service’ to help clean up flood debris from Bonai Shalom.

We are excited to announce our first 'Day of Service' with Temple Emmanuel and we wish to invite the community to join us in a fun, active day of service on Monday, January 20th.

Boulder Jewish Family Service is seeking three Friendly Visitors for elderly women in Longmont and Louisville.

Members of the Boulder Jewish Community gathered at Mountain View cemetery on Sunday to bury sacred texts that had been damaged in the September flooding.

Should philanthropy be instinctive or strategic? A thought-provoking story for Thanksgiving.

Our community needs a night out. Our community deserves a night out. Our community shall have a night out!

We got kind of flooded out, and we need you to come help the co-op members save us this Sunday. We'll feed you!

Chabad of Boulder County is excited to make two new relief announcements!