NCJW San Francisco

Empowering Women and Advocating for Social Justice

The National Council of Jewish Women (NCJW) was founded in 1893 by Hannah G. Solomon to empower Jewish women and advocate for social justice. The San Francisco section, established in 1900, focuses on human rights, civil liberties, and improving the lives of women and children. Through collaboration with various social justice groups, NCJW SF works tirelessly to eradicate violence, exploitation, and discrimination.

Impacting Lives for Over a Century

For over 100 years, NCJW San Francisco has addressed critical issues facing women and children, advocating for civil liberties and implementing impactful programs. Initiatives like the Montefiore Senior Center and the Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) program exemplify their commitment to social justice.

Support Change Through Your Donation

Your donation to NCJW San Francisco supports their mission to champion the needs of women, children, and families. Contributions fund programs that empower the next generation of leaders and promote social justice. Every donation is a voice for change and is tax-deductible under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.

Join the Movement for Justice

Make a difference today by donating cryptocurrency or cash to NCJW San Francisco. Your support helps create a brighter future for women and children in need. Together, we can advocate for social justice and empower those who need it most.