Q&A with JFCS’ new CEO Amy Weiss Leading the agency through expansion and navigating turbulent times in the community Amy Weiss became JFCS' new CEO on Jan. 1. It happened to be the same day that the agency officially became Jewish Family[...]
Together at the table: Building community through Passover As we move into the month of Adar and begin to look toward Passover, we are reminded that Jewish tradition calls on us not only to remember our history, but to experience it together. The seder is not meant to be[...]
JFCS offering caregiving, grief online support groups JFCS’ recent uniting with Jewish Family Service of St. Paul (JFS) has allowed us to offer many of its ongoing programming to the entire community. This includes JFS’ long-running caregiver and grief online su[...]
From the Desk of CEO Amy Weiss: February 2026 This has been an extraordinary time in Minnesota – one many are calling unprecedented. What isn’t unprecedented is how JFCS responds. The darkness, fear, anxiety, and uncertainty felt across our broader co[...]
January 2026 Quarterly Volunteer Newsletter  By Dana Shapiro • Community and Volunteer Engagement Manager   By now you have probably heard the news that as of Jan. 1, Jewish Family and Children's Service of Minneapoli[...]
From the Desk of CEO Amy Weiss: January 2026 This has been both an exciting and challenging time for JFCS. Effective Jan. 1, we are now Jewish Family and Children’s Service of Minnesota. Together, we can expand our reach, strengthen Jewish human services [...]
A joint statement from Jewish Community leadership As Jewish organizations and synagogues in Minnesota, we are deeply concerned by the current unrest throughout the Twin Cities and Minnesota. Our community members and staff live and work in every corner of societ[...]