Upcoming Events
There’s always something going on at the Jewish Federation of St. Louis! Check out upcoming events on our calendar below and join us.
You’ll find that there’s something for everyone, from Jewish holiday celebrations to educational speaker series to meaningful philanthropic events. Plus, our programs for families with children and young adult engagement opportunities are always a good time. Click through each event listed below to find the details and RSVP.
Upcoming Events on the Calendar
Professional Society — How We Make an Impact
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This event is online only.
Do you know how Federation invests your dollars? Have you wondered how we determine the greatest areas of need in the community? Join us to learn more about the Community Impact side of the Jewish Federation of St. Louis.
JProStl Young Adult Series – Advancing Your Leadership
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This event is online only.
Advancing Your Leadership is a three-part series for young professionals with Roey Kruvi to explore your own creativity and ability to influence those around you.
JProStl Compassionate Listening
JProStl Leadership Sarah Levinson, President Scott Berzon & Liz Collins, Vice Presidents Rabbi Lori Levine, Professional Development Chair Staff Marci Mayer Eisen, Millstone Institute/JProStl Karen Sher, Vice President, Community Leadership & Engagement Jewish Federation of St. Louis Brian Herstig, President & CEO Greg Yawitz, Board Chair Registration
PJ Library, PJOW, and Brodsky Library present “When Life Gives You OJ” Kit
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This event is online only.
Meet Erica S. Perl, the author of When Life Gives You OJ, show off your dog or animal, and win prizes! For readers 9-12 years old.
L’Chaim! 2021
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This event is online only.
A virtual evening of celebration, community, and giving, featuring Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin, founders of The Home Edit. Clea and Joanna will share how Jewish values have shaped them into powerful female entrepreneurs with an inspirational Instagram account, celebrity clients, and a hit Netflix series.
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