welcome

The Jewish Heritage Foundation of North Carolina is the only independent statewide organzation dedicated to preserving, sharing and celebrating Jewish culture and artistry.

"Down Home: Jewish Life in North Carolina" is now complete.
"Down Home's" Honorary Chairman,
Gov. Jim Hunt, Jr.,
calls the project an important lesson for all North Carolinians!
read about Down Home

jim_hunt

Governor Jim Hunt, Jr. 
Honorary Chairman
Down Home Project

RECENT NEWS
____

"Down Home: Jewish Life in North Carolina"
Museum Exhibit
opens to the public
June 14, 2010 at the
North Carolina Museum of History

read more

mt mitchell

Read about the Down Home exhibit opening in this article from the News & Observer of Raleigh read more
...and one in The Palm Beach Post read more
...another in the Forward read more
The Jewish Experience in North Carolina read more

Please join the JHFNC and help support our important work to collect, preserve and share the remarkable stories of Jewish life in North Carolina.

Click here to join.

Financial information about this organization and a copy of its license are available from the State Solicitation Licensing Branch at 1-888-830-4989. The license is not an endorsement by the State.


Guidelines and inquiries
You can help save important ritual objects and Judaica

The JHFNC is pleased to accept for conservation and storage items including books in Yiddish and Hebrew, prayer books, Jewish ritual objects and artwork, and memorabilia with a significant religious context. We are, however, limited in the number and size of objects we can accept, and regret that unless an item has a clear connection with North Carolina Jewish history, we will be unable to serve as its custodian. In such cases, we will attempt to connect the donor with another organization that may be an appropriate resource to accept and preserve the item.


Please include as much information about the object as possible, including:

1.  The type of object and a brief description of its condition.
2.  Where and how it is currently stored.
3.  Who owns the object.
4.  Why the object is endangered or can no longer be held by its current owner.
5.  What is its connection with North Carolina or a North Carolinian.

A photograph of the item will also be appreciated; it can be sent to:

Leonard Rogoff
JHFNC
PO Box 51245
Durham, NC 27717-1245

 

Copright © 2008-2009 Jewish Heritage Foundation of North Carolina.