Spokane Area Jewish Family Services

Spokane Area Jewish Family Services SAJFS offers programs and support services
to strengthen individuals and families
in our community.

SAJFS is affiliated with the 145-member Network of Jewish Human Service Agencies , which exists in many communities throughout the United States and Canada. Each one is an independent, non-profit organization with the primary purpose of helping those in need.We provide the following services to senior citizens, adults and families: Ongoing reassurance telephone calls. Home and hospital visits

Transportation arrangements Emergency food pantry Information and education Referrals to outside agencies and resources Social interaction events Group educational and cultural outingsMany of our senior citizens do not live near family members who can provide support and care. SAJFS can be the connection between older adults and their distant families. We keep distant relatives informed about the health and well-being of their families and recommend plans for the future. Please contact us if you need help caring for someone you love.

It's a tough time for the nonprofit sector, which means there's no better time for individuals and businesses to support...
06/04/2026

It's a tough time for the nonprofit sector, which means there's no better time for individuals and businesses to support local nonprofits.

Demand for their services has increased over the past year amid higher inflation and cuts to federal programs.

Our friends at the Montana Jewish Project are hiring!
05/19/2026

Our friends at the Montana Jewish Project are hiring!

Executive Director Montana Jewish Project | Full-Time | Helena, MT About Montana Jewish Project The Montana Jewish Project (MJP) is a dynamic, mission-driven organization building Jewish community and fostering interfaith connection across Montana. Founded in 2021 with an entrepreneurial spirit and....

What do YOU think? Is Spokane "a great place to grow old"?
05/13/2026

What do YOU think? Is Spokane "a great place to grow old"?

A big city with a small-town feel.

Save the date! Our friends at Washington State Jewish Historical Society and Spokane Public Library are co-sponsoring th...
05/06/2026

Save the date! Our friends at Washington State Jewish Historical Society and Spokane Public Library are co-sponsoring this great event later this month, to take place at SPL's South Hill branch.

Jewish students who are Washington residents pursuing education at accredited nonprofit institutions across the U.S. can...
05/06/2026

Jewish students who are Washington residents pursuing education at accredited nonprofit institutions across the U.S. can receive up to $6,000, thanks to Hebrew Free Loan Association of Washington State!

Loans can be used for a wide range of programs, including undergraduate, graduate, vocational, technical, and community college studies.

Our friends at the Washington State Jewish Historical Society are hosting a special event May 27 at Spokane Public Libra...
04/30/2026

Our friends at the Washington State Jewish Historical Society are hosting a special event May 27 at Spokane Public Library's South Hill branch titled "Reconstructing a Family’s Journey: Oral History, Research, and Storytelling." Author Ken Baronsky will explore how memory, research, and storytelling can come together to share stories and honor lives that might otherwise be forgotten. For more information, check out the event page: https://events.spokanelibrary.org/event/16195865

Save the date! Spokane Public Library is hosting another great event in its yearlong series "Between Two Worlds: Explori...
04/30/2026

Save the date! Spokane Public Library is hosting another great event in its yearlong series "Between Two Worlds: Exploring Jewish Culture and Religion through Yiddish Literature." Past SAJFS Benefit Brunch speaker Karen Treiger headlines this May 31 book talk at SPL's South Hill branch. Karen's a terrific storyteller, so don't miss this opportunity!

The Washington Pro Bono Council's Dementia Legal Planning Program is hosting two events next week related to advance leg...
04/03/2026

The Washington Pro Bono Council's Dementia Legal Planning Program is hosting two events next week related to advance legal planning!

Make sure to check out Spokane Public Library's event series "Between Two Worlds: Exploring Jewish Culture and Religion ...
03/10/2026

Make sure to check out Spokane Public Library's event series "Between Two Worlds: Exploring Jewish Culture and Religion through Yiddish Literature"! Sunday, April 26, offers a replay of one of the most celebrated events at this year's Spokane Jewish Film Festival: Yiddish songs performed by the local klezmer band Meshugga Daddies followed by a screening of the fun, inspiring documentary Welcome to Yiddishland.

If you missed the music and film back in January, here's your chance to catch 'em! And if you DID attend our concert and "Yiddishland" screening, why not enjoy both again next month!

https://www.spokanelibrary.org/between-two-worlds/

02/06/2026

Miss yesterday’s Solo Aging with Nancy Ruffner session? It’s not too late to join us! The series includes two remaining sessions, Feb. 12 and 19, and you’ll still get a lot from Nancy’s presentations and the Q&As to follow if you start next week.

Check out the attached clip from our first session, and consider registering if you haven't already -- or sharing the registration link (https://tinyurl.com/SoloAging2026) with any Solo Agers or regular agers you know, the people who love them, and any professionals who might be interested!

Address

Spokane, WA
99203

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 9:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

(509) 747-7394

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