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Everyone Is Welcome

Everyone Is Welcome
The National Council of Jewish Women, founded in 1895, is a membership organization informed by Jewish values and committed to creating meaningful action at the local and state levels to help those most in need, and provide "tikkun olam" (repairing the world) and justice for all. Together more than 5,000 members and supporters — across nationalities, religions, genders, and backgrounds, work to improve the lives of women, children, and families by advancing social and economic justice through education, advocacy, and community service.
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The Resale Shop supports the mission, programs, and projects of NCJWSTL.

The Jean Stein Bloch Wife Widow Woman program is a support group to help women who have lost their life partners. The program's support network bridges the gap between grief and growth as women strive to meet life's new challenges.

Since its inception in 1976, nearly 1,000 women have participated in Wife Window Woman.

To learn more, visit ncjwstl.org/what-we-do/community-service/wife-widow-woman/
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"Tzedakah is at the heart of who we are as Jews and as an organization. It reminds us that we have a responsibility to care for one another and to help create a more just and compassionate community. At NCJWSTL, we put this value into action every day through our work supporting children and families, providing essential resources to those in need, and advocating for a more equitable society. To me, tzedakah is about more than giving - it’s about making a difference in people’s lives and helping build a stronger community for everyone.” Lisa Gubernik, NCJWSTL President

NCJWSTL is proud to be part of the Jewish Federation of St. Louis Celebrating Tzedakah community art installation, honoring 125 years of generosity, caring for one another, and building a vibrant Jewish community together.

#CelebratingTzedakah

Pictured: Renée Sigel-Hearst, Director of Community Impact and Jayne Stuckey, Interim CEO
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