The Jewish Federation of Princeton Mercer Bucks
Improves the lives of individuals at home, in Israel and around the world.
Striking Pink Signage Calls Out Antisemitism
May 1-31
During the Jewish American Heritage Month, the Jewish Federation, in partnership with Jewbelong.com, launched an edgy, intensive, and powerful marketing effort to combat antisemitism by raising awareness, sparking dialogue, and encouraging Jewish pride in one’s Jewish identity and heritage.
Spring Luncheon
June 2, 11:30 AM-3 PM
All women in the community are invited to join us for an exquisite annual event to socialize, shop, eat and support vital community initiatives. Enjoy a handpicked selection of luxury clothing, jewelry, handbags, flowers, and athleisure from local boutiques, and exciting raffle prizes!
Our Approach
We are inextricably connected to our Jewish community. We work closely with our partner agencies and experts, lay leaders, and national and international organizations to continuously make a positive and meaningful impact. Our positioning allows us to be the eyes and ears of the community, identifying urgent needs as they arise, and quickly mobilizing to help. We work to build a robust and sustainable Jewish community for generations to come.
Our impact
The Jewish Federation of Princeton Mercer Bucks has served our local Jewish community for more than 90 years. We developed insights, expertise and the poise to move forward in this ever changing environment.
Testimonials
“The Jewish Holiday experience supported by the Federation’s generosity makes Greenwood House not just a home but a spiritual home. ”
– Norbert Shapiro, Abrams Resident
“So appreciative of the Shabbat meals. Thanks to the Federation’s funding for this program and helping JFCS to really take care of me.”
– Shabbat On Wheels Recipient
“Thanks to the Federation’s support, our JCC Abrams Camp community has a deeper love and connection to Israel and leaves them wanting to discover and learn more.”
- Wendy Soos, Executive Director,
JCC Princeton Mercer Bucks & Abrams Camps