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The Value of Feedback

Everyone talks about the importance of feedback. But what does the term really mean? Why is it useful and how do we create a culture of feedback? Here are three tips>>

Frada's Engagement (in Pikesville Patch)

Four years ago, Frada was doing volunteer work at the Hackerman Patz House. She met a little boy named Cameron who years later would change her life forever>>

Government

“Doomsday” Averted?

When the Maryland legislature failed to pass a budget in April, it set into motion a “doomsday” scenario. Baltimore Jewish Council’s Government Relations team will be in Annapolis this Monday!

We all need somebody to lean on……

Each of us, at some time in our lives, is likely to find ourselves facing one of life’s challenges. Jewish Community Services is dedicated to “HELPING YOU SOLVE LIFE’S PUZZLES”>>

PJ on the Town at Irvine Nature Center - May 6 (in Pikesville Patch)

The second-to-last PJ on the Town will be taking place next Sunday, May 6 at Irvine Nature Center.

World

Celebrate Ashkelon! Celebrate Israel!

This weekend, join the Baltimore Israel Coalition to celebrate Ashkelon and all of Israel at the community-wide Israel Independence Day extravaganza.

Local Connections

Experience Israel

In a couple of weeks, the Baltimore community will have the honor of celebrating the 64th anniversary of the creation of the State of Israel.

Business

Employers Have Unique Needs As Well

Recession, lay-offs, bankruptcy, foreclosure. Most people don’t realize that in this economy, employers are also facing special challenges.

Volunteers Needed for Stony Run Trail Work

Please join us as we clean up the stream, pull out invasive plants, clear debris, and more. All tools and gloves provided. Just bring your energy, enthusiasm and reusable water bottle!

Now I Understand (in Pikesville Patch)

When I began working at Jewish Volunteer Connection in 2004, I wanted to find new and innovative ways for Jewish young adults to volunteer.

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