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Esther Ross, 97, got a goody bag for Rosh Hashanah from the Goodman Jewish Family Services, who reached out to over 700 Holocaust survivors in South Florida to try to make their holidays extra special.

With the High Holidays coming up, South Florida Jewish organizations are making efforts to feed people in need in the community through events and initiatives.

Jewish organizations in South Florida are helping children go back to school for the 2021-22 academic year with supply drives.

Chief psychologist and director of behavioral health Dr. Jessica Ruiz has more on how to help deal with the tragedy that took place June 24th in Surfside.

South Florida Sun Sentinel - A virtual seminar featured 101-year-old Holocaust survivor Julius Eisenstein of Hallandale Beach recalling his painful memories. Goodman Jewish Family Services of Broward County hosted the seminar, “Strength & Resiliency: Linking the...

Florida Jewish Journal - As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to make Passover celebrations different for the second year in a row, Jewish organizations in South Florida delivered holiday meals to local Holocaust survivors and other homebound seniors and families in need.

MIAMI HERALD - Saul Dreier skillfully played the drums, while his body bounced to the beat. A smile took over his face. The 95-year-old Holocaust survivor, who in 2014 started the Holocaust Survivor Band, says music is a gift.

COCONUT CREEK, FLA. (WSVN) - With the start of Passover just days away, one South Florida organization stepped up to surprise a Holocaust survivor with a holiday meal. Saul Dreier, 95, got a sweet surprise outside his Coconut Creek apartment.

MIAMI (CBSMiami) – Passover is set to begin at sundown this coming Saturday. But a group from the Goodman Jewish Family Services got a head start Tuesday afternoon, surprising 96-year-old holocaust survivor Saul Dreier.