End of Year Giving Options, Making an Impact with Your Gift
In recent years, changes to tax laws have impacted how individuals make charitable contributions. Our partners at Lear & Pannepacker LLP help explain the changes and alternative giving options.
A Holiday Message from JFCS: Sharing Thanks, Giving Support
A message from JFCS in honor of the holiday.
Tips, Resources & Support for Holiday Season During COVID-19
Many of us had already faced disrupted holiday celebrations or special occasions during this pandemic, but the upcoming holiday season can pose new challenges, new stressors. See our comprehensive resource guide for tips and support.
Caregiving, COVID-19 and the Holidays
November is National Family Caregivers Month, in these difficult times of COVID-19, we all look to support each other and, particularly, to give extra attention to you who are taking care of your loved ones.
Budget-Friendly and Time-Conscious Thanksgiving Tips & Recipes
Our registered dietitian shares helpful tips for staying on budget and preparing healthy holiday dishes.
Hospice Myths & Truths, Answers to Your Questions About Hospice Care
JFCS and Secure@Home were proud to partner with Greenwood Hospice Team to present on hospice myths and truths.
Feeling stressed about the election? How to cope with anxiety & uncertainty in the days and weeks ahead
Mental health care is one of the core services of JFCS. We recognize that the election is causing increased anxiety, on top of heightened stress due to the pandemic. We are sharing important tips on how to manage your mental health through this process.
What happens in therapy? What should you know about starting therapy?
What does a therapy session look like? It is important to understand the roles and expectations of the client and therapist when beginning therapy.
Are you feeling the winter blues? Darker days affecting your mood?
When the days get shorter and nights grow darker in the autumn and winter months, it can impact our mood. What is the difference between the “winter blues” and Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)?