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PJ Library Recipe of the Month: Apple Pancake Dippers
The High Holidays are coming! Rosh Hashanah begins the evening of Sunday, September 29, and as we inch closer to the year 5780 and the month of...
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Five Ways for Families to Learn About Passover Together
Just as the seder night is like no other night, this year has been like no other year We have had a lot of time to think, reflect, and feel
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Pre-Passover Personal Dessert Pizzas
These personal dessert pizzas from Nosh and Nibble are delicious for children to make and eat for a pre-Passover yeast feast Nosh and Nibble is a...
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Summer is BACK in 2021!
What are your kids doing this summer The California Department of Public Health just announced that overnight camps can open starting June 1! Head to...
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Giving for the greater good
Whether through the Annual and Centennial Campaigns, Ukraine Emergency Fund, donor-advised grantmaking, impact lending, or giving circles, your...
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The Strength of Our Strategy in Israel
On a very rainy third day of our Israel Consultation Trip, the San Francisco delegation traveled from Tel Aviv towards Caesarea But instead of...
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Gvanim – Committing to a Shared Life in Israel
Words such as diversity and tolerance too often come across in our contemporary discourse as meaningless clichés Has any relationship ever really...
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PJ Library Recipe of the Month: Vegetable Stew with Chickpeas and Butternut Squash
This year, Sukkot begins the evening of October 13 Sukkot is a harvest holiday that is traditionally celebrated by building a temporary booth,...
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Transmitting Our Values
When we think about our children and grandchildren, we often think about what we will leave them when we are gone, be it a mug collection or a...
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Kindness in Action
This is an unprecedented time in our country and at home in the Bay Area We are all struggling with the new reality of sheltering in place, trying to...