WHO WE ARE
For 112 years, NCJW Dallas has worked to improve the lives of women, children, and families in the Dallas community through innovation and commitment. With over 1,200 members contributing thousands of hours annually, we engage in community impact, research, education, and advocacy to address public needs and systemic social issues. Our efforts are driven by a vision of a better, more inclusive society, and we work collaboratively across diverse communities to create meaningful change.
You Can Make a Difference
Browse through our annual reports to learn more about our work and impact.


THANK YOU TO OUR BUILDING BRIGHTER FUTURES 2025 SPONSORS!
$50,000+ Diamond
Beth and Greg Delagi
Kalman and Ida Wolens Foundation
$25,000+ Ruby
Phyllis Bernstein and William Weiss
Debbie and Ron Greene
Sandy Nachman
$15,000+ Emerald
Anonymous
Newberger and Weinstein Families
SHARE Endowment Fund
$10,000+ Sapphire
Linnie and Michael Katz
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COMING UP IN APRIL!
APRIL 24: CATALYST SPEAKER SERIES
Details and registration coming up soon.
CAREN EDELSTEIN LOBBY DAY
March 30-April 1, 2025
From March 30 to April 1, our advocates will gather in Austin to advance critical policies related to reproductive justice, public education, voting rights, and child care. This event provides a unique opportunity to engage with key issues and strengthen your advocacy efforts.
Event Highlights:
- Advocacy Training: Participate in expert-led workshops to enhance your skills in lobbying and advocacy.
- Engagement with Key Speakers: Hear from prominent advocates, including Wendy Davis, former Texas State Senator, and other influential voices in the movement.
- Making an Impact: Visit the Texas Capitol and meet directly with legislators to advocate for policies that reflect shared values.
- Networking and Learning: Connect with fellow advocates, share insights, and build stronger networks to amplify your voice on critical issues.
For more information on the event, please visit our Lobby Day Page. To learn more about the advocacy issues at the heart of this initiative, visit our Advocacy Page.
OUR WORK IN THE COMMUNITY