An educator, a librarian and a Jewish communal professional. What do they have in common? All three recently took up the reins of The Associated’s three newest agencies, with a goal of boosting Jewish engagement. Now that they’ve had a year under their belt, we […]
Posted by Jamie Conway on May 5, 2023
The weather is warming up, the school year is winding down. It’s time for summer vacations, outdoor barbecues and evenings filled with concerts, friends and fun. Here are six great ideas from The Associated and its agencies on how to make the most of your […]
Posted by Jamie Conway on May 3, 2023
We recently sat down with Josh to discuss his philanthropic journey and how Trius’ sponsorship of The Associated is a great fit for doing good while growing his business! What is your Associated story? The Associated and the work they do is powerful and all-encompassing. […]
Posted by Jamie Conway on April 28, 2023
Looking for an impactful way to commemorate Yom HaZikaron, Israel’s Memorial Day for Fallen Soldiers? Learn about the life of a fallen soldier from Ashkelon and experience some of their favorite family recipes. Feel free to cook on your own or with a group. Learn […]
Posted by Jamie Conway on April 18, 2023
Beth H. Goldsmith, sat down with The Baltimore Jewish Council and The Jewish Museum of Maryland to shine a spotlight on Associated efforts to combat antisemitism.
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We sat down with Marissa to talk about how she connected with YAD — The Associated’s Young Adult Division — and how joining their VOLO Kickball team has led to a whole new group of friends.
Posted by Mark Bridge on April 17, 2023
What keeps today’s teenagers up at night? We asked David Netzer, Sophia Klaff and Sarah Merwin from JCC’s 4Front to share their unique perspectives on the future and how they plan to change it. 4Front, the Baltimore Jewish community’s comprehensive teen initiative, is managed by the […]
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Another thing I found surprising was how many institutions turned off their heat due to the cost from the energy crisis. We were shivering in the synagogue attached to the Holocaust Museum because they could not afford the heating bills. Those visits were in contrast […]
Posted by Jamie Conway on April 3, 2023
As Israel marks its 75th anniversary, we approached three members of the community to reflect on their earliest recollections of the country and how its people have left an indelible impression on them over the years. Join us as we explore their personal experiences and […]
Posted by Jamie Conway on March 31, 2023
Native Baltimorean Ellen Mendelsohn looks back on fond Passover memories while sharing her favorite brisket recipe.
Posted by Mark Bridge on March 30, 2023