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Community milestones … May 2026

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Jewish Federation of British Columbia’s 2025/26 campaign, together with initiatives to combat antisemitism, generated $12.6 million.

The campaign was made possible through the leadership of chair Sue Hector, Federation’s lay leadership team, the dedication of 198 volunteer canvassers, and the generosity of more than 2,630 donors.

Leadership donors continued to anchor the campaign, with 230 individuals contributing more than $7.9 million. At the same time, nearly 2,000 donors gave under $2,500, demonstrating the collective power of broad community support. Federation welcomed 180 new donors, 751 donors renewed their support and 623 increased their contributions.

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The board of directors of the Louis Brier Jewish Aged Foundation welcomes Ricki Thal as executive director. Thal brings extensive experience in fundraising and community engagement, paired with a thoughtful, people-centred approach.

Thal joins the foundation from the Jewish Federation of British Columbia, where she served as associate director, campaign, overseeing both the women’s and men’s philanthropy divisions. Her accomplishments include securing major gifts, expanding donor networks, and leading impactful and successful community events. Her leadership will play an important role in strengthening and advancing the foundation’s efforts to enhance programs, services and the overall experience of the residents of the Louis Brier Home and Hospital.

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Posted on May 29, 2026May 28, 2026Author Community members/organizationsCategories LocalTags annual campaign, Jewish Federation of British Columbia, Louis Brier Jewish Aged Foundation, Ricki Thal, Sue Hector

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