In May we celebrate Shavuot, the giving of the Torah, and Yom Yerushalayim. We focused on Jerusalem recently when Hadassah received a generous gift from

April heralds spring and Passover, when we celebrate freedom. At our Seders we read our history and sing Passover songs. a On a recent trip

Ninety-five years ago on Purim, Hadassah was founded and named for Queen Esther, who personified vision and courage. It began as a study group, and

It is time for Tu Bishvat, the Jewish celebration of nature and trees. Trees symbolize the continuity of life. We note that Hadassah, with the

Jerusalem beckons to Hadassah’s national board members for our midwinter meetings this month. We will visit our institutions there, including, of course, the Hadassah Medical

It’s almost Hanukka, and menoras, dreidels and the Maccabees’ story await us. It is time to celebrate religious freedom and the Jewish values that have

This month we highlight the importance of Hadassah Solidarity Missions to Israel. As a participant in last August’s mission along with my husband, Len, and

It is transition time—the end of summer and the approach of fall and the Jewish new year. We remember the days spent in Jerusalem in