Make a lasting difference. Your generosity today can strengthen lives for generations.

As federal tax laws change on January 1, 2026, now is the time to explore smart ways to give – from IRA rollovers and appreciated securities to legacy gifts that keep your values alive for years to come.

Every gift to Alpert Jewish Family Service helps provide counseling, home care, food, and support for those who need it most.

Learn more about tax-smart or legacy giving before December 31, 2025.
📞 Contact Francine Wunder, Chief Development Officer
📧 [email protected] | ☎ 561-684-1991

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As we approach the close of 2025, there’s still time to make a lasting difference — for you and for the people who rely on Alpert Jewish Family Service.

At 92, Holocaust Survivor Hannah still carries memories of unimaginable loss. In recent years, loneliness and rising costs weighed on her most — until she found Alpert JFS.

Through our Holocaust Survivor Assistance Program, Hannah now receives home care, grocery deliveries, and weekly volunteer visits that bring warmth, dignity, and connection.

“When they come to visit,” Hannah says, “I feel like someone remembers me.”

Your compassion makes moments like these possible — the visits, the care, and the comfort of knowing someone still remembers. Your year-end gift will help Hannah and others like her live with dignity, safety, and hope.

As federal tax laws change on January 1, 2026, now is the time to explore tax-smart or legacy gifts that can provide benefits for you while helping those who depend on us. Acting before December 31 ensures your generosity has the greatest impact this year.

Let’s schedule a brief, confidential call to review simple options that may be right for you — such as charitable IRA rollovers, gifts of appreciated stock, or a legacy fund that keeps your values alive for generations.

Many donors choose meaningful gifts between $10,000 and $25,000 or establish named funds that sustain counseling, home care, and food support for our neighbors in need.

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