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Abigail Preiszig
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Staff Reporter, Cleveland Jewish News
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Beats
National Politics, International Health Care, Human Interest Foreign Affairs, Physics Science, Features Environmental,Local and State Government
I do not do sports.
Content
By Abigail Preiszig Verified| Cleveland Jewish News Verified Family Kindness Festival on May 4 will encourage families to “be kindhearted,” by emphasizing the power of art to inspire and connect, Dr. Shelly Senders, president and CEO of Senders Pediatrics in South Euclid, told the Cleveland Jewish News. A diverse group of more than 30 schools and 30 organizations will gather at Beachwood High School to “have fun, do good (and) be kind … because kindness is not something that is in the purview of one particular group,” he said.
By Abigail Preiszig Verified| Cleveland Jewish News Verified The sixth annual local Good Deeds Day grew exponentially in 2025 with 275 volunteers at 15 locations with 14 partner agencies across Greater Cleveland. “Compared to last year, we had about 110 volunteers at seven different sites,” Aviva Roland, managing director of the Jewish Volunteer Network at the Jewish Federation of Cleveland in Beachwood, told the Cleveland Jewish News.
By Abigail Preiszig Verified| Cleveland Jewish News Verified Family Kindness Festival on May 4 will encourage families to “be kindhearted,” by emphasizing the power of art to inspire and connect, Dr. Shelly Senders, president and CEO of Senders Pediatrics in South Euclid, told the Cleveland Jewish News. A diverse group of more than 30 schools and 30 organizations will gather at Beachwood High School to “have fun, do good (and) be kind … because kindness is not something that is in the purview of one particular group,” he said.
Company Info
Cleveland Jewish News
The Cleveland Jewish Publication Company (CJPC) is a nonprofit media organization founded in 1964, dedicated to serving Jewish communities in Northeast Ohio and beyond. It publishes the Cleveland Jewish News (CJN), a weekly newspaper that covers local Jewish community news, U.S. and international Jewish affairs, culture, and events. CJPC also oversees additional publications, including Jstyle, a lifestyle magazine, and community resource guides like The Source, as well as regional extensions such as the Columbus Jewish News and Akron Jewish News. Located in Beachwood, Ohio, CJPC operates under a Board of Directors and is funded through subscriptions, advertising, foundation grants, and sponsorships. The organization emphasizes community service and engagement, providing an online news portal with event calendars and subscription services. CJPC plays a vital role in fostering community cohesion through journalism, maintaining high editorial standards and credibility in its reporting.
Cleveland, United States
+1 216-454-8300
Founded: 1964