Tampa Orlando Pinellas (TOP) Jewish Foundation, Inc. is a partnership of three Jewish communities whose goal is to provide permanent resources through endowment to improve quality of life locally, in Israel and abroad. The Foundation provides personal and confidential attention to assist donors, professional advisors, Jewish Federations, agencies and synagogues in exploring gift-planning strategies that fulfill both financial needs and philanthropic objectives.

Menorah Manor is the only Jewish, community sponsored, not for profit nursing center on the West Coast of Florida. It's mission: to provide the best possible care in a warm, homelike Jewish environment. Menorah Manor takes care of the elderly wherever they are by providing a system of care. The emphasis is on providing the elderly with the most appropriate care in the most appropriate location. 

Philip Benjamin Tower is located in sunny St. Petersburg, Florida. We offer independent living in a residential neighborhood close to shopping, restaurants, banks, churches, synagogues, museums, theaters and beaches - letting our residents maintain a high quality of life while still having the security of support services available 24 hours a day.

We are a fitness center, a preschool, a camp, a library, a community meeting place, and much more -- our facility provides a safe, positive, friendly and inviting environment for all who enter through our doors.

The Tampa JCC/Federation was created by a merger of the Tampa Jewish Community Center with the Tampa Jewish Federation in 1995. As a combined JCC and Federation (known nationally as a functional Federation) the goal of the Tampa JCC/Federation is to establish, coordinate, plan, support, and deliver social, educational, cultural, health and housing services to the local Jewish community through its own fundraising efforts and those of its affiliated agencies and organizations.  Also see the link on their site for Weinberg Village.

The Pinellas JCC/Federation supports programs for Jews in need in Pinellas County, Israel and throughout the world, providing food for the hungry and counseling for the troubled, spearheading rescue and relief efforts for isolated Jews in distressed regions and funding innovative Jewish educational and unity initiatives.

The Florida Holocaust Museum houses the premier permanent exhibit, History, Heritage and Hope, a compelling history of individuals of strength, courage and spirit, who confronted the extremes of hatred and persecution in their homes and communities. Experience a collection of works of art, photographs and historical artifacts, in exhibits from all over the world, an extraordinary traveling collection, which changes on a regular bases.

4625 East Bay Drive, Suite 311, Clearwater, FL 33764
(727) 536-5263 (Clearwater), (813) 960-5263 (Tampa)
fax: (727) 538-9692
Uri A. Smajovits, Regional Director, North, Central, and West Coast
Amy Snider, Campaign Executive

13191 Starkey Rd. Suite 7
Largo, Florida 33773
(727) 539-6445, (800) 622-8017
FAX (727) 539-1166
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Sheryl Weitman, Executive Director

The only Community Day School in the Tampa Bay area and is accredited by the Florida Council of Independent Schools and the Florida Kindergarten Council.  A member of the Jewish Community Day School Network, Hillel embraces all of the wonderfully diverse aspects of the rich culture and traditions of Judaism. Students receive a superior education enhanced by the opportunity to learn a second language with a third in middle school, and to integrate the values and customs of Judaism. 

Hillel offers activities in the following areas and for these groups: Athletic/sports, birthright Israel Alumni, Campus leaders, Campus-wide activities/traditions, Community service/social action, Dorm/residential halls, First-year students, Greeks, Israel, Jewish learning/education, Multiculturalism. Hillel offers the following religious services:
Reform Weekly (Just Friday evening). Kosher dining is provided through the Hillel kitchen.

The Union for Reform Judaism, the central body of the Reform Movement in North America, is the largest Jewish movement in North America and represents an estimated 1.5 million Jews. As the congregational arm of the Reform Movement, the Union's primary mission is to create and sustain vibrant Jewish congregations wherever Reform Jews live. The Union provides leadership and vision to Reform Jews on spiritual, ethical, and political issues as well as materials and consultation for programs in the congregation. The Union also provides opportunities for individual growth and identity that congregations and individuals cannot provide by themselves, including camps and Israel programs, study kallot, and North American and regional biennials.