Tzedakah

Contrary to what many of us have been taught, Judaism cares about more than deeds.

Providing for Jewish communal needs is accordingly considered a religious obligation.

Everything you need to know about Purim 2016.

Bechukotai: A resource for families.

Collecting money for charity

Both are about righting the wrongs that are all too pervasive in our world.

A group of Jewish women from Seattle began this community micro-lending effort.

Even when times are tough, we still must give.

The Jewish concept of holiness is bound to notions of sacred time and space--and reaching out to those in need.

The fundraising campaign to build the Mishkan (Tabernacle) teaches us that in true Tzedakah, the giver benefits as much as the taker.