- Tribute Cards
Cards of tribute can be sent for any occasion. You may want to congratulate a friend or loved one, send an expression of sympathy, get well wishes or to honor someone. The minimum donation is $10.00. You will receive a note of thanks and the recipient of your donation will receive a card indicating that you made a donation.

There are three levels of tribute cards. Each level has a different card sent to the recipient:

$10.00-$24.99; $25.00 to $49.99; and over $50.00.

- Mother's Day Cards
Send a Woman of Valor Card to mom, grandmother, wife, a good friend, your daughter, daughter-in-law and anyone who is a special woman. Mother's day is a good day but this card can be given for any occasion. The card is blank inside and you can write your own greeting or we can personalize it for you. Each card is $10.00 unframed.  $18.00 framed.  If you would like it mailed for you, additional postage and handling costs will be incurred.

- Father's Day Cards
Send that special man in your life (dad, grandfather, son, friend) a card designed for the special man. The card is blank inside and you can write your own greeting or we can personalize it for you. Each card is $10.00 unframed, $18.00 framed. If you would like it mailed for you, additional postage and handling costs will be incurred.

- Rosh Hashanah Cards
Send a High Holy Day card to all the people on your list. Individual cards can be sent for $10.00 each. Send us your mailing list and we'll mail them out in time for the Jewish New Year. You can buy a package of 12 for $100.00.

- Thanksgiving/Secular New Years Letter
Send us your mailing list and we will write a letter to your friends or business associates letting them know that a donation has been made to Jewish Family Services in their honor. Forget the candy this year or the basket of fruit. A donation in their honor will let them know that you are "gifting" them with a donation that will enhance the life of someone in need.

- High Holy Day Food Drive
Area synagogues have a food drive every year between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. Every year people get an empty bag on Rosh Hashanah and when they return to synagogue on Yom Kippur, they bring their full bag(s). Very often people choose to make a cash donation instead. Sometimes people do both.

- Cash Donations
Donation make it possible for Jewish Family Services to go to Second Harvest (the largest food bank in the community) and purchase perishables and other food at significantly lower prices than supermarkets.

- Food Drives
The Boy Scouts and the Postal Workers annually have a major food drive and JFS is one of the many recipients. Elijah's Harvest, from the Jewish Federation of Greater Orlando also sponsors a food drive around the holiday of Passover. Major businesses also hold food drives.

- The Feinstein Challenge
This is a food drive created by Allan Shawn Feinstein of Rhode Island as part of his effort to combat hunger. Every year during March and April, all the food and money donated to the pantry gets matched by a certain percentage.

- Centerpieces for Tzedakah
Centerpieces for Tzedakah is a program that provides beautifully decorated centerpiece baskets that are available for rent from Jewish Family Services. Gorgeous baskets are filled with a representation of assorted packages of food items. They are attractively wrapped in clear cellophane and decorated. These baskets are ideally sized for centerpieces and will be delivered directly to your party. Coordinated centerpieces, specifically designed for buffet tables and the bimah at your synagogues, are also available for rental. These unique centerpieces provide a wonderful opportunity for your family to give tzedakah as you celebrate your simcha. The funds raised through the rental of the baskets will be used to purchase food for those in need and keep our Pearlman Pantry fully stocked. For more information and to reserve your centerpieces, call Terry Nebel at 407-644-7593.

- The Pearlman Pantry Endowment Fund
This Tampa Orlando Pinellas Jewish Endowment Fund each year provides important dollars for the operation of the pantry.What is most needed in the Pearlman Emergency Food Pantry? The food items that are always needed are:Peanut butter, tuna fish, pasta, macaroni and cheese, canned vegetables and fruits. Perishable items are purchased with cash donations.

- General Donations
General Donations are used wherever the agency needs the funds. It could be used to help a family in crisis or to sustain an existing program that reaches people in our community.

- Designated Donations
If there is a program that you would like to have your donation applied to, just indicate that program on your form. Some of those programs include:

- Annual JFS Friends Campaign
End of the Year Campaign
The Gold Leaf Gala

- Funds
The Pearlman Emergency Food Pantry
Older Adult Services
The Women's Forum
KidsKonnect
Grandparents Connect
Chaplaincy
Adoption Services
School Matters
Get Caught Caring
Kinder to Kinder
The Center for Counseling, Growth and Development