That is what the Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta is all about. The 2003 Campaign for Community Needs is the one place that you can turn to when you want to have maximum impact on the Jewish community, here in Atlanta, in Israel and around the world.

The Federation's 2003 Campaign for Community Needs is the primary fundraising vehicle for the Jews of Atlanta and helps to enhance the quality of life for people across the globe. Over the past 65 years, the Campaign for Community Needs has raised over $300 million and by the end of 2003, under the volunteer leadership of Marty Kogon and Carol Cooper, our community is on track to raise a record-breaking $18 million!

Every year, a volunteer corps of 600-700 invests their time in the Campaign for Community Needs to help our community realize its dreams and meet its obligations. Because community members from all walks of life volunteer their time, it is one of the most efficient, cost-effective ways to build our community.

Your annual contribution to our community's campaign will touch thousands of people participating in over 300 programs in Atlanta and in hundreds more in 63 countries around the world.

The 2003 Campaign for Community Needs offers a variety of programs and opportunities to get involved through special interest groups. Click on any of the below for more information:

• Business & Professions Division
• Women's Division
• Young Leadership Council
• Community Division
• Travel with us on a Mission
• Volunteer on Super Sunday

Whether you have been giving to the Campaign for Community Needs for one year or for decades, we are grateful for your support.

If you would like to make a pledge to the 2003 Campaign for Community Needs, please call or email Marty Zimmerman, Senior Campaign Associate, at 404-870-1634 or mzimmerman@jfga.org.

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