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A lifelong Baltimorean, seasoned lawyer and dedicated philanthropist, Peter Rosenwald has spent decades giving back to organizations that provide critical support to those in need. Now, as an active leader within The Associated, he continues a legacy of Jewish service that spans generations.

From Classroom to Global Impact While he’s in the classroom for nine months of the year, summers take Kevin across the globe. As a Field Director for BBYO Passport, he leads high school students on immersive travel experiences. His journeys have taken him to Israel, […]

1.5 million high school students nationwide experience physical abuse from a dating partner in a single year. Yet, 4 in 5 parents do not believe teen dating violence is an issue. February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month, a great opportunity to educate young people […]

February is Jewish Disability Awareness, Acceptance and Inclusion Month (JDAIM). However, building an inclusive environment is a year-round priority at The Associated: Jewish Federation of Baltimore and its network of agencies. Here are a few of the many success stories we have seen throughout our […]

Sigal Ariely, Baltimore-Ashkelon Partnership Coordinator, shares a touching story about Shir, a teenager who found a home away from home in Baltimore during a time of need

In our latest episode of Around the Table, Beth Goldsmith sits down with Berly Hershkovitz and Richard Grilli, second-generation Holocaust survivors and Alana Katzenberg, a third-generation survivor, to discuss the alarming rise of antisemitism.

These are the experiences of our journey that sharpened that sense: As we celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day on January 20, I’m reminded of three of Dr. King’s quotes: Many agencies of The Associated offer substantive and impactful opportunities to volunteer your time, talent […]

We sat down with Diane and talked about her love of women’s philanthropy, her progressive upbringing and her connection to clowns (yes, you read that correctly).

Local parents Mindy Silverman, Amy Uddeme and Ryan Lene share their perspectives on raising teens in a post-October 7 world, especially as we prepare them for college. 

Heading into colder months, Yanky sits down for hot cup of coffee (sans pumpkin spice) at Croustille Cafe in Pikesville with Chana Friedman and Jake Lieberman, community leaders within The Associated’s Young Adult Division and beyond. They also happen to be this year’s Zelda Miller Award Winners.