JewishBostonTeens.com is Greater Boston’s online resource for teens, their families and the Jewish professionals who work with them. This website connects teens to our community’s vast menu of nationally-recognized programming and opportunities and supports professionals with resources and opportunities.

JewishBostonTeens.com is an initiative of Combined Jewish Philanthropies (CJP), in partnership with JewishBoston.com and the Jewish Teen Initiative of Greater Boston (JTI) at CJP. We are grateful for the support of the Jim Joseph Foundation.

CJP logoCJP unites the Greater Boston Jewish community around a common purpose: to ignite positive change at home, in Israel, and across the globe. As a philanthropic organization driven by our Jewish values, learning, and culture, we build partnerships, develop resources, and put innovative philanthropy into practice. Our work turns on the idea that together, we can do more; individual acts of kindness become collective action that strengthens Jewish life and makes our world a better place for all.

600_Vertical ColorJewishBoston.com is your guide to everything happening in Boston’s Jewish community. Discover events for families, young adults and more, and explore articles on culture, parenting, holidays, food, Jewish learning and more.

jtilogo_rectangle_colorThe Jewish Teen Initiative of Greater Boston (JTI) at CJP connects Jewish teens to their peers and motivates participation in Jewish life post b’nai mitzvah. JTI builds community among teens of all abilities and affiliations by serving as a communal connector and by expanding opportunities for leadership development, tikkun olam (repairing the world) and travel.

JJFLogo_transparentThe Shimon Ben Joseph Foundation, commonly known as the Jim Joseph Foundation, is committed to the legacy of its founder, Jim Joseph, z”l. The Jim Joseph Foundation is devoted exclusively to supporting Jewish education of youth and young adults in the United States. Jim Joseph was a dedicated Jewish philanthropist who cared passionately about the education of Jewish children, youth and young adults.