Connections 2026
Join the Federation for an inspiring conversation with Rachel Goldberg-Polin and Jon Polin as we come together to support the future of our community.
The Federation serves as a community voice, strengthening connections to Israel and World Jewry and investing in Jewish life for today and the next generation.
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The Federation serves as a community voice, strengthening connections to Israel and World Jewry and investing in Jewish life for today and the next generation.
Your connection starts here—sign up to hear about our news and events.
Join the Federation for an inspiring conversation with Rachel Goldberg-Polin and Jon Polin as we come together to support the future of our community.
Make Friday mornings special with Tot Shabbat at the J! Each week, PJ Library® families gather for singing, dancing, and storytelling – a lively 45-minute program designed for for little learners and curious toddlers.
Join us for monthly Tot Shabbat in North Seattle, a warm and welcoming celebration for young children and their families.
Thanks To Your Support
Thanks to your support, the Federation connects and uplifts our Jewish community—locally and globally—by supporting vital organizations, expanding access to Jewish life, developing leaders, and caring for Jews in Israel and around the world.
Over 800 community members gathered last week to hear from Rachel and Jon as they shared the story of their son, Hersh, and how living a life with purpose helps them carry on his legacy.
Last night, I was honored to see so many of you join us for the 2025 Federation Fall Fundraiser: Together in Hope.
Read opening remarks from Solly Kane, President & CEO of the Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle, delivered at the Federation’s Fall Fundraiser: Together in Hope on November 13.
The survey results help us create a unified Jewish advocacy agenda on behalf of the community, and we are excited to roll up our sleeves and prepare for the legislative season ahead.
