The Fellowship Foundation (IFCJ) and the Volgograd Jewish Community Center have once again teamed up to help needy children who are at-risk due to family issues, low income levels, illness, etc.

A new Jewish cultural center was dedicated in Odessa.

The first day of June, regarded as the first day of summer in the FSU is also the International Day for Children's Protection.

A Torah scroll, restored in Dnepropetrovsk by experts from the National Sofer Center, was presented to the Jewish community of Sumy.

The Choral Synagogue in S. Petersburg has acquired two buses that were presented to the Jewish community of S. Petersburg.

The Golden Café, located at 17 Labutin Street in S. Petersburg, opened on the eve of Shavuot.

In Dnepropetrovsk, restorative work was completed on a Torah scroll belonging to the Jewish community of Sumy, in the north-east of Ukraine.

One of Canada's leading Jewish philanthropic families has made one of the largest gifts ever to Toronto's Jewish community with a donation of $20 million for a revitalized arts center.

Thanks to the Fellowship Foundation, the Ohr Avner Krivoy Rog Foundation regularly coordinates humanitarian aid campaigns for needy children.

The Jewish environmental group Hazon will open a shared space for Jewish nonprofits in New York City.