The relationship between The New Jewish Home and our generous donors is a sacred one. When you make a gift, your charitable support is helping change the lives of the more than 10,000 older adults most of whom cannot afford the full cost of the health care services they need and deserve.
The New Jewish Home’s participation in the NYC Pride March is not only a festive celebration of the LGBT+ community, it also speaks to our core value of embracing diversity to create a welcoming home for all.
Together, these 14 special New Yorkers have lived more than 1,416 years. And, today, they celebrated turning 100 or older this year at the birthday bash of the century hosted by The New Jewish Home, a comprehensive, mission-driven health care system serving older New Yorkers since 1848.
On Thursday May 30, almost 100 Westchester residents braved the rain, wind and severe thunderstorms to attend The New Jewish Home’s 20th Annual Stein Lecture on Dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease at the Sarah Neuman Campus in Mamaroneck. The New Jewish Home is a comprehensive, mission-driven healthcare system serving older New Yorkers since 1848.
The New Jewish Home, Manhattan, hosted a Seder for residents to honor the first night of the festival of Passover. Three major TV news outlets featured the event (NBC 4, ABC 7 and Fox 5), as well as WPIX 11 and NTDTV (New Tang Dynasty Television).
For weaving her hobby together with a way to give back — despite some setbacks — Dominga Marquez is our New Yorker of the Week.
