What does Jewish Fertility Foundation do?

The Jewish Fertility Foundation (JFF) is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting Jewish families and individuals facing infertility. Founded in Atlanta about ten years ago by Elana Frank, JFF provides financial grants, emotional support, infertility education, and community programming. The organization operates in at least ten U.S. locations, including Denver, and has facilitated the birth of over 300 babies, promoting inclusivity for interfaith couples, LGBTQ+ families, and single parents by choice. JFF offers a variety of services tailored to family-building challenges. Financial assistance includes grants up to $10,000 for treatments like IVF and IUI at partner clinics. Emotional support is provided through monthly support groups and the "Fertility Buddies" program, which connects individuals with experienced peers. Additionally, JFF focuses on infertility education and community programming to foster open dialogue and reduce stigma surrounding infertility. The organization partners with various fertility clinics and organizations to enhance its outreach and impact.