Federation raises record-breaking $14.2 million through Community Campaign
"A testament to the power of our community that cares"
The Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh has raised $14.2 million through its 2025 Community Campaign, the highest total in the organization’s history, the Federation announced in a news release.
The campaign closed at the end of the fiscal year on June 30.
Additionally, the Jewish Community Foundation secured more than $25 million in new funds, “bringing it to a new record of more than $390 million in assets under management,” according to Federation officials.
In total, “including supplemental giving from government and corporate partners,” the Federation secured $43.4 million in 2025.
“This incredible result is a testament to the power of our community that cares,” said Debbie Resnick, 2025 Community Campaign chair.
The annual Community Campaign allows the Federation to fund security initiatives; assist the city’s three Jewish day schools; sustain campus organizations like Hillel JUC and Chabad; strengthen the Jewish Community Center of Greater Pittsburgh, Jewish Association on Aging, Jewish Family and Community Services and The Branch; and respond to arising needs of Jewish communities locally and abroad, including in Israel. PJC
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