Looking for community in-person or online in the near future? Check out all the great events that Keshet has coming up!
Join LGBTQ+ Jewish teens from all over Palm Beach County for learning & fun. This event is open to all…
Boca Raton, Florida
Join us for a Monday Evening Hangout hosted by and for LGBTQ+ Jewish youth ages 13-18 and currently in grades…
National
For LGBTQ+ and ally Jewish youth between ages 11-13 and grades 5-7, we invite youth to our online Tween Programs.…
National
Join us for a Monday Evening Hangout hosted by and for LGBTQ+ Jewish youth ages 13-18 and currently in grades…
National
Join Keshet for our online 18-24 Chill Space for LGBTQ+ Jewish and ally young adults! This is a space for…
National
For LGBTQ+ and ally Jewish youth between ages 11-13 and grades 5-7, we invite youth to our online Tween Programs.…
National
Welcome to QJOC Kinship: A Virtual Space for LGBTQ+ Jews of Color. This event is exclusively crafted for LGBTQ+ Jews…
Join us for a Monday Evening Hangout hosted by and for LGBTQ+ Jewish youth ages 13-18 and currently in grades…
National
For LGBTQ+ and ally Jewish youth between ages 11-13 and grades 5-7, we invite youth to our online Tween Programs.…
National
Join us for a Monday Evening Hangout hosted by and for LGBTQ+ Jewish youth ages 13-18 and currently in grades…
National
Join Keshet for our online 18-24 Chill Space for LGBTQ+ Jewish and ally young adults! This is a space for…
National
For LGBTQ+ and ally Jewish youth between ages 11-13 and grades 5-7, we invite youth to our online Tween Programs.…
National
Join Jewish, Queer college students in Florida for a virtual meet-up with opportunities to learn and socialize. This program is…
Florida
Join LGBTQ+ Jewish teens from all over Palm Beach County for learning & fun. This event is open to all…
Boca Raton, Florida
Join us for a Monday Evening Hangout hosted by and for LGBTQ+ Jewish youth ages 13-18 and currently in grades…
National
For LGBTQ+ and ally Jewish youth between ages 11-13 and grades 5-7, we invite youth to our online Tween Programs.…
National
Join LGBTQ+ Jewish teens from all over Palm Beach County for learning & fun. This event is open to all…
Boca Raton, Florida
Save the date for this Boston Flowers for Our People event! More details coming soon.
Boston, Massachusetts
Join LGBTQ+ Jewish teens from all over Palm Beach County for learning & fun. This event is open to all…
Boca Raton, Florida
All are welcome at this multi-generational pluralistic Erev Shabbat service at the Adolph & Rose Levis JCC in Boca Raton,…
Boca Raton, Florida
Join LGBTQ+ Jewish teens from all over Palm Beach County for learning & fun. This event is open to all…
Boca Raton, Florida
Join LGBTQ+ Jewish teens from all over Palm Beach County for learning & fun. This event is open to all…
Boca Raton, Florida
Join LGBTQ+ Jewish teens from all over Palm Beach County for learning & fun. This event is open to all…
Boca Raton, Florida
Join Us for Our First LGBTQ+ Jewish Parents & Allies Event! Our first monthly gathering for LGBTQ+ Jewish parents and…
Chicago, Illinois
Stand with Trans is holding a virtual town hall for a discussion on the virtual resources that are most needed…
Join the Eshel South Florida branch for a Shabbaton bringing together our LGBTQ+ and parent communities We will celebrate Shabbat…
Hollywood, Florida
In Loving Memory: A Trans Community Gathering Friday, November 20, 2026 | Virtual Event | 6:00 – 7:00 PM EST…
Building Blocks of Belonging is a three-part online series created for Bay Area Jewish educators and clergy who are committed…
LGBTQ+ families are invited to enjoy Chanukah-themed sensory play stations, festive treats, and time to connect with fellow queer families.…
Watertown, Massachusetts
LGBTQ+ families are invited to enjoy Chanukah-themed sensory play stations, festive treats, and time to connect with fellow queer families.…
Watertown, Massachusetts
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My mom died before her beloved granddaughters—my daughters—felt comfortable coming out to her. After her death, I learned she had a written list of eleven favorite charities. Reviewing the list, I was able to identify why, and in honor or in memory of whom, she chose each tzedakah to support. As the first yahrzeit of my mother was nearing, I was struggling to choose a fitting memorial for her. Each of her chosen charities was important, but none made my heart sing. Then I realized that I could perpetuate her love for her granddaughters through a gift to Keshet. I believe with all my heart that had she known they were queer, she would have added a twelfth tzedakah to her list—Keshet.
Lisa Halpern, Connecticut