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Guide to the JCA: Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit Records UR001491 Guide to the JCA: Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit Records UR001491 This finding aid was produced using ArchivesSpace on October 01, 2020. English Describing Archives: A Content Standard Walter P. Reuther Library 5401 Cass Avenue Detroit, MI 48202 URL: https://reuther.wayne.edu Guide to the JCA: Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit Records UR001491 Table of Contents Summary Information .................................................................................................................................... 3 History ............................................................................................................................................................ 4 Scope and Content ......................................................................................................................................... 4 Arrangement ................................................................................................................................................... 6 Administrative Information ............................................................................................................................ 7 Related Materials ........................................................................................................................................... 8 Controlled Access Headings .......................................................................................................................... 8 Collection Inventory ....................................................................................................................................... 9 - Page 2 - Guide to the JCA: Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit Records UR001491 Summary Information Repository: Walter P. Reuther Library Creator: Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit Title: JCA: Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit Records ID: UR001491 Date [inclusive]: 1899-2005 Date [bulk]: 1950-2000 Physical Description: 366 Linear Feet (550 SB, 59 OS) Language of the Material entirely in English. Material: Abstract: The Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit (Federation or JFMD) is an umbrella organization for many Jewish social service agencies in the Detroit metropolitan area that promotes philanthropy and volunteerism in the Detroit Jewish community. The papers of the Federation document the activities of the organization, its history, and the activities of its member organizations and of organizations with which it has affiliated, including the Council of Jewish Welfare Federations, United Jewish Appeal and United Community Services. JFMD records reflect its work in social and medical services; fundraising; education; services to the disadvantaged, immigrants and the aging; support of Israel; and its relationships with national and international organizations. Included in the collection are the personal papers of several individuals who played integral roles in the organization and subject files relating to political and social issues of interest to the Federation. Citation Style "Leonard N. Simons Jewish Community Archives, Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit Records, Box [#], Folder [#], Walter P. Reuther Library, Archives of Labor and Urban Affairs, Wayne State University" ^ Return to Table of Contents - Page 3- Guide to the JCA: Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit Records UR001491 History The Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit (JFMD) is a philanthropic agency serving the Detroit area's Jewish community. Before 1990 it was known as the Jewish Welfare Federation (JWF). It provides partial funding to numerous area agencies. In partnership with its member agencies, the Federation identifies needs within the community, mobilizes human and financial resources, engages in communal planning and allocation and advocates to meet those needs. The first group of records of the JFMD was transferred to the Walter P. Reuther Library in 1991 when the Federation moved its main offices from a building in Detroit that it had occupied since 1951. These records, with documents from 1899-1991, comprise Part 1 of this collection. Previously, some historical records of JFMD were housed in the Burton Historical Collection at the Detroit Public Library. Those records were transferred to the Reuther Library in early 1997; they comprise Part 2 of this collection, dating from 1926-1952. Part 3 of these records, dating from 1964-2005. The records contain information about the Federation, its executive body, its divisions, its member agencies, and the personal papers of several individuals instrumental in the organization's operation over the years, as well as papers related to JFMD's connection with the Council of Jewish Federations, United Community Services and the United Jewish Appeal. JFMD records reflect its work in social and medical services; fundraising; education; services to the disadvantaged, immigrants and the aging; support of Israel; and its relationships with national and international organizations. ^ Return to Table of Contents Scope and Content Part 1--Series I: Administration, 1899-1990. Subseries A: Executive Director, 1899-1989. Subseries B: Histories and studies, 1900-1987. Subseries C: Federation annual meetings and reports, 1955-1995. Series II: Divisions, 1933-1989. Subseries A: Aged, 1934-1956. Subseries B: Agencies, 1921-1986. Subseries C: Budget and planning, 1936-1989. Subseries D: Community relations, 1948-1975. Subseries E: Community service, 1956-1980. Subseries F: Culture and education, 1944-1984. Subseries G: Detroit Service Group, 1933-1987. Subseries H: Health and Welfare, 1939-1984. Subseries I: Insurance, 1949-1972. Subseries J: Junior Division, 1955-1983. Subseries K: National Agencies, 1947-1985. Subseries L: Women's Division, 1939-1989. Series III: Fundraising, 1929-1994. Subseries A: Allied Jewish Campaign and War Chest, 1938-1990. Subseries B: United Community Services, 1933-1957, 1979-1985. Subseries C: United Jewish Appeal, 1948-1991. Subseries D: United Jewish Charities, 1929-1994. Subseries E: War Chest, 1943-1944. Series IV: General Assembly, 1979-1981. Series V: Personal Papers, 1929-1990. Subseries A: William Avrunin, 1944-1990. Subseries B: Anna Chapin, 1910-1979. Subseries C: Sol Drachler, 1962-1982. Subseries D: Wayne Feinstein, 1982-1985. Subseries E: Ben Mandelkorn, 1947-1956. Subseries F: Kurt Peiser, 1929-1937. Subseries G: Esther Prussian, 1942-1971. Series VI: Scrapbooks and Ledgers, 1927-1982. - Page 4- Guide to the JCA: Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit Records UR001491 Part 2--Series I: Civic Protective Agencies, 1927-1950 The Civic Protective Agencies Series include correspondence, minutes, reports, published newsletters and materials from agencies that focus on civic protection. The agencies included are the American Jewish Committee, B'nai B'rith, Jewish Community Council, Joint Distribution Committee, and Non-Sectarian Anti-Nazi League. Series II: Education and Research, 1923-1951 Series II includes correspondence, published newsletters and materials, reports, and minutes. The papers focus on research agencies and schools such as the American Association for Jewish Research, American Friends of Hebrew University, Bureau of Jewish Social Research, Graduate School for Jewish Social Work, Hebrew Institute of Technology is Haifa- Detroit Chapter, United Hebrew Schools of Detroit, Weismann Institute of Science, Workman's Circle School, Yeshivah Beth Yehuda, and Yiddish Scientific Institute. Series III: Employment and Labor, 1935-1950 The Employment and Labor series include correspondence, newsletters and printed materials, and reports. The series focus on agencies such as the Jewish Labor Committee and Jewish Vocational Services. Series IV: Family and Institutional Welfare, 1926-1952 This series includes correspondence, newsletters, reports, by-laws, and minutes. The papers focus on welfare agencies for children, and other types of social services. Most of the series are papers from the Jewish Children's Bureau, the Jewish Home for the Aged, The Jewish House of Shelter, and Jewish Social service Bureau. Series V: Financial Services, 1928-1944 Series V includes the By-Laws, correspondence, minutes, printed materials and reports of the Hebrew Free Loan Association. Series VI: Fundraising, 1925-1953 This series focuses on the fundraising campaigns the Jewish Welfare Federation were involved in. The majority of the papers are correspondence, reports, minutes, and printed materials regarding the Allied Jewish Campaign. Other fundraising campaigns in the series are the Civic- Protective Campaign, Community Chest, Joint Defense Appeal, United Jewish Charities, and War Chest. Series VII: General, 1924-1952 Series VII includes by-laws, correspondence of Isidore Sobeloff, John Slawson, and Kurt Peiser, directories of members, events, minutes, newsletters, and reports of the Jewish Welfare Federation. Series VIII: Health, 1923-1951 This series focuses on hospitals, medical facilities, and other health focused agencies. The papers include correspondence, clippings, minutes, press releases, and reports. Agencies represented are the Detroit Hebrew Hospital Association, Jewish Hospital Association, Jewish Hospital Building Campaign, and North End Clinic. Series IX: Membership Services and Conferences, 1926-1951 Series IX includes correspondence, reports, and newsletters the Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds and Council of Social Agencies, as well as papers from conferences. Conferences in this series are the American
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