A Thanksgiving Message – Help Us Help Our Neighbors in Need
As we at JFS prepare to spend the Thanksgiving holiday with loved ones, we are reminded that not everyone has a warm home in which to celebrate or the resources to enjoy a feast of abundance. Over the last year, JFS provided critical assistance to over 7,500 individuals, to continue to provide these services, we need your help. Please click and read a Thanksgiving message and learn how you can make a difference in the lives of those who need help the most.
A Veterans Day Message – Join CEO and Veteran Lino Covarrubias on Circles Friday November 11th
Jewish Family Service of Metrowest (JFS) is excited to be partnering with Circles [https://circlesup.com/veteran/] for #VeteranCircle Day on November 11th. Circles is a free, anonymous, voice-only emotional support mobile application. We will be running a room...
Join JFS and Provide Holiday Gifts for Our Older Adult Clients
You and your family will brighten the life of an older adult by purchasing one or more of the following items. Items Needed: Hat/ Glove and Scarf Set A Comfy Throw Blanket You can either use this Amazon Store Front link or purchase items at stores where you shop....
The Yale Appliance Foundation Donates Boots to the Children of Metrowest
Last week, with the generous financial assistance and volunteer effort of the Yale Appliance Foundation, JFS distributed 300 winter boots to children in our community. The Yale Appliance Foundation was established to help veterans, the elderly, minors, and...
JFS is Proud to Join Senate President Spilka in Supporting the Wellness of Active Agers in Metrowest!
This past weekend, JFS staff and volunteers joined dozens of area agencies and businesses to support the health and wellness of Active Agers in Metrowest at Senate President Karen Spilka’s 55+ Fair held at Keefe Regional Technical School in Framingham. Supporting the...
ICYMI – Celebrating and Recognizing Indigenous Peoples’ Day 2022
JFS was proud to celebrate and recognize Indigenous Peoples’ Day on Monday, October 10th at the gathering hosted by the Framingham Public Schools (FPS) at the Fuller Middle School. This year’s event focused on acknowledging Nipmuc Nation land, reminding us that “WE...