A Call to Action – How You Can Help Immigrants in Our Community – Right Now
DONATE NOW | GET INVOLVED TODAY JFS of Metrowest is committed to standing with the immigrant community across our region. As part of this commitment, JFS convenes the Metrowest Immigrant Support Group — a coalition of local nonprofits, faith organizations, and...
Temporary Relief, Ongoing Responsibility: Standing with Haitian Families
Dear Friends, Supporters, and Community Partners: As you may have heard, we share hopeful news — and a reminder of our shared responsibility to care for one another. A federal judge has paused efforts to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Haitians. This means...
JFS & The Rashi School: A Partnership Building the Next Generation of Leaders
When schools and community organizations come together with shared purpose, powerful learning happens. The ongoing partnership between JFS and The Rashi School through the JFS/Rashi Learning and Leadership Council is a shining example of what’s possible when...
Join us for an inspiring afternoon at the Boston Jewish Arts Festival!
JFS of Metrowest is proud to sponsor the Boston Jewish Arts Festival, an inspiring afternoon celebrating music, creativity, and community, taking place on Sunday, February 1, 2026, at Temple Israel of Boston. This vibrant annual event brings people of all ages...
In Case You Missed It: MetroWest Community Brings Warmth, Dignity, and Hope This Holiday Season
We’re proud to share a recent feature published on JewishBoston.com highlighting how the MetroWest community came together this holiday season to support families through compassion, partnership, and hands-on volunteerism. Over the past several months, volunteers from...
A Letter to Our Community: Sharing Critical Resources for Haitian Families
Haitian families across Massachusetts are facing serious uncertainty due to the possible revocation of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) on February 3. Many affected individuals have lived in the U.S. for 20+ years and now risk losing work and stability. State leaders and community partners have compiled critical guidance on workers’ rights, employer responsibilities, legal help, and limited emergency support. Sharing accurate information is urgent so families know their rights, options, and where to get help.