It was heartbreaking when he died in 2011 from sickle cell disease complications. The Andikan Sickle Cell Victory Foundation endowment fund was established at JCF in his memory.

Brenna and Steve have deep connections to one another, their family and friends, and our Tucson community.

In 2016, the JCC was awarded a grant to create a referral source for young adults with special needs.

This program brings together Jewish Family & Children's Services of Southern Arizona and local synagogues to offer programs based on Jewish values.

Talk to Myles and Iris for a while and you quickly realize the premium they place on friendship and community.

It's back and it's here to stay! Click this link for answers to your questions.

Volunteers. Donors. Leaders. The Friedmans are all of these and more. Their decades of service have made our Jewish and wider communities stronger.

She had insightful things to say about JCF and investing in the future of your favorite nonprofits.

JCF has touches lives, from participants in funded programs to donors whose philanthropic plans reflect their visions for how they'd like to be remembered.

The Friedman Family Jewish History Museum and the Gould Family Holocaust History Center present the history of Jews in Southern Arizona.