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2023 In Review

As our world continues to present challenges and uncertainties, JFS remains steadfast in our belief that every person deserves the chance to not only survive but to thrive. Day in and day out, we work tirelessly to provide people with the tools, resources, and guidance that empower them to overcome obstacles and envision a brighter … Continued

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Thank you!

Thank you! Thank you to our sponsors and guests for joining us at FLOURISH: A Gala Benefiting JFS! It’s because of your support that JFS provides 50,000 individuals each year with the resources and support to overcome obstacles and envision a brighter future. Thank you for empowering our community to flourish. Click here to see … Continued

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Setting Your Child Up for a Successful School Year

As the carefree days of summer end and children embark on a new school year, parents and caregivers can ease the transition and prepare their students for the year ahead. JFS School-Based Services Supervisor and Therapist, Melani Saito, works with children in St. Louis, to empower them to achieve their goals and establish healthy relationships … Continued

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Save the Date for FLOURISH, a Gala Benefiting JFS

A full belly. Paid rent. Clarity of mind. A supportive community. This is how we flourish. Please plan to join us for FLOURISH — a Gala Benefiting JFS — on Sunday, November 19 from 5:30-9 p.m. at the Ritz-Carlton, St. Louis. This special evening, co-hosted by JFS Past President David Weiss & Bobby Sanderson and … Continued

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Jennifer’s Story

Jennifer first visited the Harvey Kornblum Jewish Food Pantry after being laid-off from her job. She did everything she could to reduce her spending and began reaching into her savings while she looked for work. When she realized that her savings were being drained, she began using her grocery budget on rent and utility bills. … Continued

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Etta’s Story

At seventy-four years old, Etta had experienced many losses in her life. Her husband of fifty years had recently died, and her two children lived hours away. Etta’s lifelong struggle with depression – a result of early childhood trauma – only worsened with age. She felt like her life had no meaning or purpose – … Continued

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