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Washington, D.C., Jewish federation will distribute $180,000 to laid-off federal workers - Jewish Telegraphic Agency

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Washington, D.C.’s Jewish federation is allocating $180,000 to help laid-off federal workers, the latest way the Trump administration’s slashing of the federal government is rippling out to Jewish organizations. The sum is a multiple of 18, which signifies life in Judaism, and will be split: $100,000 will be distributed via local synagogue rabbis, and $80,000 will go to social service agencies that partner with the federation. “Federation is ste…

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Washington, D.C., Jewish federation will distribute $180,000 to laid-off federal workers - Jewish Telegraphic Agency

Washington, D.C.’s Jewish federation is allocating $180,000 to help laid-off federal workers, the latest way the Trump administration’s slashing of the federal government is rippling out to Jewish organizations. The sum is a multiple of 18, which signifies life in Judaism, and will be split: $100,000 will be distributed via local synagogue rabbis, and $80,000 will go to social service agencies that partner with the federation. “Federation is ste…

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Jewish Telegraphic Agency broke the news in on Friday, March 28, 2025.
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