Russian Jewish Community Foundation (RJCF) is a non-profit organization created for charitable purposes by Russian speaking Jewish immigrants from the former USSR now residing in Massachusetts. The RJCF mission is to preserve and enhance the Jewish identity among Russian Jews.
The Color Red - Sderot
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RJCF Purim Party 2008
| The costumes, food, drinks, music, dance and Megillah Reading. The Purim party was fun! You can watch a short video about this event. RJCF Purim 2008 video (6 min) Read More... |
New joint project with Green Horizons/Jewish National Fund
On 3/04/2008 Russian Jewish Community Foundation and Green Horizons/Jewish National Fund launched a new and exciting joint project to benefit children of Sderot. The project's goal is to organize a summer camp for fifty children of Sderot in Jerusalem's mountains during the summer of 2008 and a winter camp in Negev during Chanukah vacation. Uzi Dayan, Chairman of Green Horizons, came to Boston to launch the project and to meet with members of the Russian Jewish Community of Boston.Read More... |
RJCF Children Of Sderot Fund
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RJCF 3rd Annual Charity Ball - 2007
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RJCF Children Of Sderot Fund
"In January 2007 Masha Rifkin, a junior at Cornell University, began her semester abroad in Israel. It was through her search for a summer internship that she met David Bedein of the Israeli Resource News Agency. She began her internship for Bedein immediately and through his stories first became acquainted with the city of Sderot... Shocked by what she had seen, and more so by the apathy of the Israeli government, she wrote a letter to her mother, Inna Rifkin, in despair.
[Visit the Children of Sderot Journal]
Watch video about Sderot
RJCF 3rd Annual Charity Ball - 2007
The 3rd annual Charity Ball of the Russian Jewish community of Boston was a smashing success. Here is a link to video presentation shown at the ball.
Prior to the ball, The Jewish Advocate published a very positive article about Russian Jewish community. Here is the Download pg. 07 JA in PDF.
Visit the Third Charity Ball Photo Gallery and order Your Favorite Pictures.


On 3/04/2008 Russian Jewish Community Foundation and Green Horizons/Jewish National Fund launched a new and exciting joint project to benefit children of Sderot. The project's goal is to organize a summer camp for fifty children of Sderot in Jerusalem's mountains during the summer of 2008 and a winter camp in Negev during Chanukah vacation. Uzi Dayan, Chairman of Green Horizons, came to Boston to launch the project and to meet with members of the Russian Jewish Community of Boston.
The 3rd annual Charity Ball of the Russian Jewish Community of Boston was a smashing success. Here is a link to
