Faces of JFS 2018 Winter Soirée raised more than $450,000 to benefit Jewish Family Service's life-transforming work. View a full event recap and photos.

Boulder JFS 6th annual Reel Hope Boulder fundraiser with Bob Perlow raised nearly $90,000 to support the life-transforming work for people in need in Boulder County.

Jewish Family Service's KidSuccess school-based mental health therapist led a Friendship Group for fifth-grade girls that helped enhance social skills and reduce bullying.

In the United States, one in six adults over 60 faces food insecurity, meaning they don’t have reliable access to affordable, nutritious food.

Remembering JFS in your will, trust, or retirement plan is the most personal of gifts and one that will continue to deliver the values long after you’re gone.

Raad is an Iraqi refugee who came to Colorado in 2014 with his family following years of trauma and uncertainty in his native country. See how Jewish Family Service helped him sustain his family while they adjusted to life in the U.S.

Jewish Family Service school-based therapists talk about the undeniable connection between a well-balanced meal and mental health, especially for children and teens.

Learn about Jewish Family Service's Weinberg Food Pantry and how it helps thousands of people each year of all faiths, races, and ages.

News coverage of 11-year-old Hannah Kutnick's second annual “Backpack Bonanza,” a drive to generate donations for school supplies for at-risk children.

See how Jewish Family Service of Colorado helped Thamer Abdullah work through his traumatic experiences as a refugee of Iraq and Syria.

Crisis situations are common for many of the clients served by the JFS Family Safety Net Services team. Earl Pettet, 62, is one example.