Melanie Gruenwald is participating in the Courage Classic Bicycle Tour in July to raise money for Children's Hospital Colorado patients and families because I want to help Children's Colorado ensure healthier futures for kids.

Today, just in time for the Jewish High Holy Days, we are proud to announce that we’ve brought a little more Chai into our service.

Over the past months, as needs have grown and our ability to respond has been limited, you may have wondered about what you can do to help. Rabbi Jeff and Mindy Glickman from South Windsor, Connecticut are addressing this question in a unique way. They are reimagining what it means to give locally.

There are still 136,000 Holocaust Survivors living in Israel that need your support.  Consider adopting a lonely Holocaust Survivor this year.

Philanthropy is inherently optimistic, reflecting the deeply held belief that we can have a positive impact on the lives of others as well as on stubborn societal issues. Through philanthropy, individuals can make a difference, promote change, and improve their communities.

Please join JEWISHcolorado and the Jewish Coalition for Disaster Relief (JCDR) as we take part in a national effort to support refugees and migrants in Europe and the Middle East.

Three recent CU alumni explain what Chabad at CU needs after their fire and how you can help.

JEWISHcolorado has opened a Nepal Emergency Fund in response to the devastating 7.8-magnitude earthquake that hit the Kathmandu over the weekend.

Boulder County Center for Judaism is gearing up for their annual Taste of Passover project, an undertaking that involves the cooking, packaging, and delivering of many dozens of Passover meals throughout Boulder County.

Jewish National Fund is proud to announce Aaron Ney, Executive Director of Ekar Farm, as the keynote speaker at the JNFuture 6th Annual Wine and Trees Event on February 5, 2015.

JEWISHcolorado will honor Essie Perlmutter with the 2014 Kipnis-Wilson/Friedland Award.

Many people buy into myths about giving — myths that undermine their willingness to give (or give more) to worthy causes.

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

Any discussion of philanthropy usually focuses on how a giver can help others. But growing scientific evidence demonstrates that acts of philanthropy strongly benefit the giver as well.

Every child deserves to start the school year off on the right foot; with a new backpack and the proper school supplies.

This grantmaking initiative of Rose Community Foundation has awarded $60,000 in grants to 12 projects in three priority areas.

You thought March Madness was just about basketball? Check out this alternative bracket competition!

Federation will be sponsoring Super Sunday this Sunday, April 28 at The Hazon Food Festival.

Is there a Jewish framework for making decisions about tzedakah and philanthropy?

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?"

Boulder's Aish Kodesh community held their annual event on Tuesday night, kicking off their Month of Giving. Photos!

Aish Kodesh's annual event is always something different. Find out how it's different this year.

Science has determined what we have known since Abraham: giving is healing.

Giving Tuesday and Colorado Gives Day (next Tuesday) - get involved in both!

"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..."