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Adult immigrants take a class at the Jewish Educational Alliance in East Baltimore in August of 1935. (Photo courtesy of The Associated)
Over the past 100 years, The Associated and its agencies have helped thousands of immigrants create new lives in American society.
Read MoreBehind the scenes, The Associated’s agencies and volunteers are working to transform the city of Baltimore every day.
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Israeli shinshin (second from left) Liron Menashe celebrates her wedding with her Baltimore friends Harriette Wienner, Dixie Leikach and Jenny Wienner (left to right).
For more than a decade, the Macks Center for Jewish Education has brought two Israeli teens to Baltimore to connect with community members.
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Barbi Hyman (top, right), former prevention educator at CHANA, had a big influence on daughter Amy Baum and grandsons Eli (bottom, left) and Noah.
The Race Against Abuse will raise funds for CHANA, to support CHANA’s work preventing and helping those suffering from domestic violence, sexual assault and elder abuse in Baltimore.
Read MoreWe talked to Ali Blumberg about her Judaism and her most recent volunteer work.
Read MoreOn March 20, the Baltimore and Ashkelon HaZamir choirs will hold a joint concert at the Weinberg Park Heights JCC.
Read MoreWhen I was on Maccabi, I discovered what’s important in life and developed a deeper connection to the history of the Jewish people. It grounded me growing up and helped shape who I am as an individual – someone with strong Jewish values.
Read MoreAccording to the Pew Research Center, nearly one in five Americans lives with a disability. With this in mind, in the next few months The Associated will launch a committee to survey current community services for people with disabilities.
Read MoreResearch shows that participation in a summer science program can stimulate greater interest in STEM careers.
Read MoreI appreciate being active in The Associated’s REIG as it allows me to better understand and tour new local development projects.
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