Join JUFJ Campaign Fund members, including our hosts Mara and Gail, to learn about our five endorsed candidates for the Montgomery County Council and County Executive. We'll hear from friends and neighbors about how these leaders can help build a more just Montgomery County, and we'll have a chance to take action to help get them elected. Light refreshments and snacks will be served, and the exact address will be shared with attendees a few days before the event.

Join us between 12 and 2 to chat about our endorsed candidates, learn how you can make a difference, and most importantly, eat bagels. If you are joining the dozens of JUFJ Campaign Fund volunteers working the polls to speak with voters about our endorsed candidates during early voting (June 11-18) and on primary election day (June 23), stop by any time to pick up the candidate literature you'll need to work the polls.

Join us between 5:30 and 7:30 PM to chat about our endorsed candidates, learn how you can make a difference, and most importantly, eat babka. If you are joining the dozens of JUFJ Campaign Fund volunteers working the polls to speak with voters about our endorsed candidates during early voting (June 11-18) and on primary election day (June 23), stop by any time to pick up the candidate literature you'll need to work the polls.

The Montgomery County Primary Election is right around the corner, and it is going to take every single one of us to get our five endorsed candidates elected to public office. And that means it's time to nudge your neighbors! Join us on Zoom and JUFJ Campaign Fund staff will give you the tools you need to send a neighbor-to-neighbor letter, make calls to Jewish community members about our endorsed candidates, and more. You are welcome to drop in for 10 minutes while you send out your letter, or stay for an hour to chat with us about the election.

During Early Voting in Montgomery County, dozens of JUFJ Campaign Fund volunteers work the polls to speak with voters about our endorsed candidates. Early Voting is Thursday, June 11-Thursday, June 18 from 7:00 AM until 8:00 PM. Let us know your interest in working the polls and we'll follow up to confirm all the details!

The Montgomery County Primary Election is right around the corner, and it is going to take every single one of us to get our five endorsed candidates elected to public office. And that means it's time to nudge your neighbors! Join us on Zoom and JUFJ Campaign Fund staff will give you the tools you need to send a neighbor-to-neighbor letter, make calls to Jewish community members about our endorsed candidates, and more. You are welcome to drop in for 10 minutes while you send out your letter, or stay for an hour to chat with us about the election.

During primary Election Day in Montgomery County, dozens of JUFJ Campaign Fund volunteers work the polls to speak with voters about our endorsed candidates. Election Day is Tuesday, June 23 from 7:00 AM until 8:00 PM. Let us know your interest in working the polls and we'll follow up to confirm all the details!

Organizing in support of candidates in the primary is hard work, and regardless of the outcomes of the election, our work deserves celebration! Join JUFJ Campaign Fund volunteers for a drink, a nosh, and to schmooze. We'll have some reserved tables and you're welcome to stop by any time between 5:00 and 7:00 PM.

"The world only exists because of the breath of schoolchildren."  — Shabbat 119b

Every child deserves to live a life with dignity, respect, and safety. JUFJ and the JUFJ Campaign Fund have worked for years to ensure that students in Montgomery County public schools of all races, abilities, and genders are given the resources they need to learn, heal, and breathe life into the world. This year, our work includes considering the candidates running for Board of Education, and determining which ones will treat all students with dignity and respect, and which ones could be dangerous to some of the most vulnerable kids in our community. Join the Community Safety and Justice team on Zoom for a strategic conversation about the general election. 

Jewish tradition teaches us that everyone has the right to safe, dignified, and affordable housing. Join JUFJ's Housing Justice Team as we approve our annual goals, discuss county-level housing legislation that we've been tracking, and strategize on how to defeat Ballot Question A, which would significantly harm our ability to pass annual operating budgets that prioritize safe housing, funding for kids in our public schools, and other critical social services. JUFJers from all teams are welcome to attend.