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Almost $500K in Federal Nonprofit Security Grants Awarded to 3 Southern Arizona Jewish Organizations
Tucson-area Jewish facilities have received 75% of the current Nonprofit Security Grant Program National Security Supplement ...
Southern Arizona Leaders Join Hundreds in DC to Press for Increased Jewish Community Security Grants
A six-point security agenda supported by Jewish organizations across denominational and political spectrums starts with ...
Four Tucson Jewish community professionals, Ital Ironstone and Nate Weisband of Jewish Philanthropies of Southern Arizona, ...
Mo Goldman at the Tucson office of Goldman Immigration Law, PC. Photo by Phyllis Braun Tucsonan Mo Goldman remembers his maternal grandmother, Esther Praw, a Holocaust survivor, as a frail and anxious ...
Jean Helene Glassberg died May 29, 2025, three weeks after her 88th birthday. She was born in the Bronx, New York. Her family moved to Phoenix, Arizona, for a healthier life for her brother, who ...
Longtime Southern Arizona Jewish community member Boris Kozolchyk was recently nominated for a Nobel Prize for his extensive work addressing international economic justice. Among the distinguished ...
Hava Leipzig Holzhauer, Incoming JPSA President & CEO Hava Leipzig Holzhauer’s official start date as president and CEO of Jewish Philanthropies of Southern Arizona is Dec. 4, but she will be joining ...
Dr. Elyse Golob, director of development at Chabad Tucson, which oversees the Lamplighter School, noted the significance of ...
Leonard Hammer with University of Arizona study abroad students at the Israeli parliament building, the Knesset, in Jerusalem, in 2018. Photo courtesy David Graizbord The University of Arizona will ...
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