Live Generously, with the Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta.

We can all Live Generously, no matter who we are or what we have. Giving is not just about making charitable donations — it is about giving your time, effort and spirit. Every day presents a fresh chance to do a mitzvah, get involved and discover new opportunities. When you Live Generously through acts of kindness you get the most out of life.

Be a part of something extraordinary by being active within the Jewish Federation and in your community. Jews throughout the world are claiming their seat at the table by establishing a lifelong legacy of service through their commitment to tikun olam (healing the world).

Join us and help continue the 4,000-year-old practice of nurturing our traditions and caring for our communities. You will be glad you did!

Upcoming Events

There are plenty of ways to get involved with Jewish Atlanta - from Tot Shabbats and holiday happenings to classes and networking events. Our Community Calendar is a great way to find out what's going on at any given time all around town. Learn more >>

YLC of Federation

As a member of Jewish Atlanta’s young adult community, you have a chance to connect with others who share your values and interests, but who are also in the midst of starting careers and families.
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Women's Philanthropy

For generations, Atlanta’s Jewish women have worked together to preserve and enrich our community’s culture and heritage. The women of Federation today continue that tradtion throughout the community. Learn more >>

Overseas Missions

There are plenty of ways to get involved with Jewish Atlanta - from Tot Shabbats and holiday happenings to classes and networking events. Our Community Calendar is a great way to find out what's going on at any given time all around town. Learn more >>

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