To find out how you can get involved with Women's Philanthropy and be the first to know about upcoming events and happenings
About Women's Philanthropy
Welcome to the world that Jewish Women build together...
Women's Philanthropy provides a place in the Portland Jewish community for all women to come together to promote, enhance and celebrate Jewish life. We are committed to building a Jewish community that is welcoming, engaging and demonstrates the impact a woman makes by having her voice heard.
By perpetuating the ideals and values of Jewish heritage and tradition, and by providing opportunities through programming and leadership development, we strive to have all women more deeply understand the significance of their philanthropic decisions. Women’s Philanthropy of the Jewish Federation of Greater Portland invites you to get connected.
Our Director of Women's Philanthropy, Wendy Kahn, would love to hear from you by filling out this form, email or at 503-892-3015.
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Carmella Ettinger is Federation's 2019 Song of Miriam Award Honoree
We hope you’ll join us in celebrating Carmella and all of the 2019 Song of Miriam Award Honorees at a brunch Sunday, June 2, 12 pm at the Mittleman Jewish Community Center. For more information contact www.JWRT.org
Joining the Women’s Giving Circle
A giving circle is a group of people who pool their donations and decide where to give together. The Women’s Philanthropy’s Women’s Giving Circle is a group of committed funders who are motivated by Jewish values and inspired to make a direct impact with their donations.
Interested in joining the Women’s Giving Circle? Contact Wendy Kahn for information at wendy@jewishportland.org.
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Hear me roar
The Lion of Judah program has brought together women of all ages and from many walks of life to play an essential role in creating social justice, healing the sick, feeding the hungry, preserving human dignity and building Jewish identity.
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A gift in your name
When you give, you demonstrate the importance of tzedakah to you. You take your place in the long line of women who have carried on this fundamental Jewish tradition, and you inspire others to translate their Jewish caring into giving.