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.
Winter Camp 2008 for children of Sderot
RJCF's winter camp for 50 Children of Sderot took place during the week of Chanukah vacation in Negev! The camp was a smashing success. Not only children were taken away for a brief respite from Kassam fire, they took part in nature trips, math and English clubs, and learned about Chanukah and Jewish traditions. ![]() Please watch this video. Click on a Play sign. Thanks to all who donated towards this great cause! Read More... |
RJCF Exclusive Post-Ball Interview
We asked a few distinguished guests at the 4th Annual RJCF Charity Ball to share their views with us. Please read the exclusive interviews with: * David Harris - Executive Director of American Jewish Committee * Dr. Sam Kliger- Director, Russian Division, American Jewish Committee and Community Leadership Award Recipient 2008 * Mark B. Levin – Executive Director, National Conference on Soviet Jewry and Soviet Jewry Freedom Award Recipient 2008 * Masha Bresner – Counselor in Children of Sderot Summer Camp and Young Leadership Award Recipient 2008. Read More... |
Order photos taken at the Charity Ball
* The Ball Photos by Julia Zhogina Photography * The Ball Photos by All Done, Inc Read More... |
Address to the 4th RJCF Annual Charity Ball
| Ladies and Gentlemen, distinguished Rabbis, dear friends, and guests. Welcome to the Fourth Annual Charity Ball of the Russian Jewish Community of Massachusetts! Over the past four years, the RJCF Charity Ball has become the super bowl of the Russian Jewish Community and has gained national prominence. The Russian Jewish Community Foundation was born, when a small group of individuals simply had the desire to do good. Read More... |
The 4th Charity Ball, November 9th 2008
![]() Over 400 people took part in the 4th Charity Ball. The report about the event will be published soonVisit The 4th Annual Charity Ball web page The Summer Camp for the Children Of Sderot 2008. * Read an article about Summer Camp for Children Of Sderot, which was published in "The Jewish Advocate", Boston's Jewish newspaper, the oldest Jewish newspaper in USA. * Read an interesting report by Masha Bresner, a Summer Camp counseler: "How We Did It" |
The Color Red - Sderot
Please watch this slide show. We all need to know what The Color Red means in Sderot.
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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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We asked a few distinguished guests at the 4th Annual RJCF Charity Ball to share their views with us. 


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
