To balance budgets, Jewish nonprofits turn to layoffs and pay cuts
Amid the COVID-19 health crisis, many Jewish nonprofits in Greater Boston have resorted to layoffs, furloughs and pay cuts to...
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Amid the COVID-19 health crisis, many Jewish nonprofits in Greater Boston have resorted to layoffs, furloughs and pay cuts to...
LYNN – To mark its 100th year, the Pride of Lynn Cemetery is investing $100,000 to renovate its chapel. The...
Because of the strict lockdown in long-term care facilities, Matt Strauss hadn’t seen his mother for more than a month...
Saul Gurman will soon turn 97, and he spends his days at the house where he has lived for 62...
Five overnight Jewish camps have announced that they will not open this summer due to the COVID-19 health crisis. They...
I can still see my parents now, Ruby and Sam Rosenberg, “making Pesach” – as they called it – in...
The sudden economic collapse caused by the COVID-19 health crisis has brought unprecedented requests for emergency food deliveries from the...
MARBLEHEAD – Two of the largest Jewish nonprofits north of Boston that have had to close their buildings to the public...
CHELSEA – Barry Berman has led Chelsea Jewish Lifecare for the last 43 years and during that time he’s seen...
Robert Israel Lappin, a towering figure in Greater Boston Jewish philanthropy who created the first fully subsidized trip to Israel...
