JFS serves the Greater Rochester community with a commitment to addressing essential human needs, promoting self-sufficiency, and fostering social and economic empowerment. “For Good. For All.” reflects our commitment to ensuring that everyone has access to the resources and support they need to thrive
7,323
Volunteer hours were spent across JFS programs
throughout Monroe County
2,869
Hours of mental health counseling were provided to adults and children to manage trauma, grief, depression, and anxiety
51
Local, state, and national organizations partnered with JFS to provide essential community services
110
Community-led food drives were held for Brighton Food Cupboard
6,046
Hours of care management were provided to older adults
in Monroe County
105
Holocaust survivors are currently being supported with care management services
2,506
Food deliveries were made directly to people’s homes by Brighton Food Cupboard
159,874
Pound of food were distributed by Brighton Food Cupboard
865
Hours were spent by Nurture Program volunteers providing
emotional support & practical assistance to new parents
187
People volunteered with JFS Rochester
1,124
Holiday baskets & Shabbat meals were delivered to individuals and families