Promoting Economic Justice in the Jewish Community of Fort Bend, TX

The Jewish community of Fort Bend, TX is dedicated to advancing economic justice and providing assistance to those in need. To this end, a number of initiatives have been taken by local organizations and clergy to ensure that everyone in the community has access to the resources they need. Saks, Congregation Bet Ha'am — South Portland, ME Rabbi Rachel Isaacs — Waterville, ME National Council of Jewish Women Michigan Section National Council of Jewish Women of MI Chairs of State Policy Defense Rabbi Ari Witkin — Detroit, MI Rabbi Simone Schicker — Kalamazoo, MI Rabbi Joshua L. Perlman — Cincinnati, OH Rabbi Judith Spicehandler — Cincinnati, OH Rabbi Elena Stein — Cincinnati, OH Rabbi Miriam Terlinchamp — Cincinnati, OH Rabbi Gary Phillip Zola — Cincinnati, OH Cleveland Jewish Federation — Cleveland, OH National Council of Jewish Women of the State of Ohio President of Policy Promotion — Cleveland, OH Jewish Family Services — Columbus, OH National Council of Jewish Women Cleveland Section — Cleveland, OH Rabbi Jessica K.

Krantz -Townsend, DE Rabbi Adalah Caplowe — Boca Raton, FL Gulf Coast Jewish Family and Community Services — Clearwater, FL Broward County Jewish Community Relations Council — Davie, FL Rabbi David Spey — Fort Lauderdale, FL National Council of Jewish Women of Florida Policy Advocacy Chairs South Florida Jewish Community Services — Miami, FL National Council of Jewish Women, Greater Miami Section — Miami, FL Rabbi Adam F. Katzew, BCC, Cedar Village Care & Community — Mason, OH Youngstown Area Jewish Federation — Youngstown, OH Rabbi Vered Harris — Oklahoma City, OK Jewish Federation of Greater Portland — Portland, OR Rabbi Daniel Isaak — Portland, OR Rabbi Hannah Laner — Portland, OR Rabbi Robert S. Gurvis — Sherborn, MA Rabbi Amy W Katz — Springfield, MA Rabbi Kenneth Carr — Jewish Service for Families and Children of South Easton, MA — Waltham, MA Rabbi Julie Wolkoff — Wellesley, MA Rabbi Avina Fellman — Worcester, MA Baltimore Jewish Council — Baltimore, MD Rabbi Emeritus Donald Berlin — Baltimore, MD Jewish Volunteer Connection — Baltimore, MD Rabbi Elissa Sachs-Kohen — Baltimore, MD The Morningstar Foundation — Chevy Chase, MD Rabbi Avis Miller, Open Dor Foundation Inc. Zlotnick— Seattle WA Rabbi Joel Alter— Glendale WI Wisconsin Jewish Conference— Madison WI Rabbi Jonathan Biatch Temple Beth El— Madison WI Rabbi Bonnie Margulis— Madison WI National Council of Jewish Women Wisconsin Section— Mequon WI National Council of Jewish Women Milwaukee— Milwaukee WI Tikkun Ha-Ir of Milwaukee— Milwaukee WI Rabbi Martyn Adelberg— Racine WI Rabbi Victor Urecki— Charleston West Virginia Rabbi Joseph Hample— Morgantown Virginia Occidental Malinger— Aberdeen New Jersey Jewish Federation of the Greater MetroWest New Jersey National Council of Jewish Women Bergen County Section— Bergenfield New Jersey Rabbi Dan Selsberg— Bridgewater New Jersey Rabbi Clifford B.

Shimberg— Columbus OH Rabbi Joshua Ginsberg— Dayton OH Jewish Federation of Greater Dayton— Dayton OH Rabbi Cary Kozberg— Springfield OH Jewish Family Services— Youngstown OH Rabbi Frank Muller— Youngstown OH Jewish Federation of the Youngstown Area— Youngstown OH Rabbi Eric Slaton Beth Israel Synagogue— Hamilton OH Cantor Alane S. Singer Neil Schwartz— Dothan AL Arizona Jews for Justice Jewish Community Relations Council of Greater Phoenix— Phoenix AZ Rabbi Tracee Rosen— Phoenix AZ Rabbi Nicole Berne— Scottsdale AZ National Council of Jewish Women AZ President of State Policy Advocacy—Rabbi Sun City West AZ Rabbi Irwin Wiener D. Cohen Northfield IL Bi'nai Abraham Zion Oak Park Temple Oak Park IL Oak Park ILRabbi Max Weiss Oak Park ILRabbi Bryna Milkow Peoria ILRabbi Josh Feigelson Skokie ILJewish Community Foundation IL SE WI & N IL Wadsworth IL National Council of Jewish Women Chicago North Coast SectionThese organizations and clergy have taken a number of steps to promote economic justice within the Fort Bend community. These include providing financial aid to those in need through grants and scholarships; advocating for policies that promote economic justice; and offering educational resources to help individuals understand their rights and responsibilities when it comes to economic justice.

The National Council of Jewish Women Michigan Section has been particularly active in promoting economic justice in Fort Bend. They have provided grants to individuals and families in need; advocated for policies that promote economic justice; and provided educational resources to help individuals understand their rights and responsibilities when it comes to economic justice. The National Council of Jewish Women Ohio Section has also been active in promoting economic justice in Fort Bend. The National Council of Jewish Women Florida Section has also been active in promoting economic justice in Fort Bend.

The National Council of Jewish Women Wisconsin Section has also been active in promoting economic justice in Fort Bend. The National Council of Jewish Women Arizona Section has also been active in promoting economic justice in Fort Bend. The National Council of Jewish Women Illinois Section has also been active in promoting economic justice in Fort Bend. They have provided grants to individuals and families in need; advocated for policies that promote economic justice; and provided educational resources to help individuals understand their rights and responsibilities when it comes to economic justice. These initiatives are just a few examples of the many ways that organizations and clergy are working together to advance economic justice within the Fort Bend community.

Through these efforts they are helping those who are struggling financially by providing them with financial assistance as well as advocating for policies that will ensure everyone has access to the resources they need. In addition to providing financial assistance through grants and scholarships as well as advocating for policies that promote economic justice within the community these organizations are also providing educational resources so that people can better understand their rights when it comes to economic justice. By taking these initiatives these organizations are helping ensure that everyone within the Fort Bend community has access to the resources they need so they can live a life free from financial hardship.