The Associated

There were red flags from the beginning of Amy’s relationship with her now ex-partner, but the pandemic marked the turning point. CHANA was there when she needed help.

Thanks to a clinic set up by CHAI, Weinberg Village resident Marcia Glickman was able to get the COVID-19 vaccine right in her building.

When Alexa Grossman was looking to fulfill her community service hours, she knew she didn’t merely want to check a box. Jewish Volunteer Connection helped her find a meaningful way to make an impact.

If there was one silver lining in teaching virtually, says Jill Grimm, it was that she finally had time to participate in the Winter Teacher’s Institute, a Holocaust workshop presented by the Jewish Museum of Maryland and the Baltimore Jewish Council.

Co-chairs Brian Litofsky and Ann Rubin discuss the relaunch of Shalom Baltimore, The Associated’s program designed to help welcome newcomers of all stages to Jewish Baltimore.

A former Major with the Baltimore Police Department, Keith Tiedemann talks about his role as director of security at The Associated’s Baltimore Jewish Council and how they are working to protect the Jewish community.

Looking for things to do this summer? The Associated and its agencies have programs and events that might pique your interest.