Jewish Federation of Tulsa

Jewish Federation of Tulsa Located in Tulsa, OK.
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The mission of the Jewish Federation of Tulsa is to preserve and enhance Jewish life and well-being in Eastern Oklahoma, Israel, and the entire world. This mission is being addressed by pursuing charitable, humanitarian, cultural, educational, health, and social service needs of the Jewish community as well as engaging in community relations and outreach and providing a variety of services to the broader Tulsa community.

09/18/2026

Meet Maor. 🇮🇱💙

Our new community shaliach is getting settled in Tulsa, so we gave him one minute to introduce himself and share a little about what he and his family are looking forward to in their new home.

We’re so glad you’re here Maor. Welcome to Tulsa. Welcome to the Jewish Tulsa family.

For our people. For our community. For our future.

09/17/2026

Young adults are invited to join us for a special regional Shabbaton, in partnership with the Federations of Arkansas, Fort Worth/Tarrant County, and Tulsa. The weekend consists of activities and programs of reflection, conversation, and connection amongst our young adult community. Meet new friends from across the region as we bond over our Jewish experiences, As One.

09/17/2026

Join us tonight in the Museum lobby for a special book talk with former Tulsa Mayor G.T. Bynum!

Bynum will discuss 'Taking Care: The Good Life of Robert J. LaFortune', the book he co-wrote with Robert J. LaFortune about LaFortune’s life, leadership and lasting impact on Tulsa.

Thursday, September 17 at 7 p.m.
The Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art lobby

RSVP at JewishTulsa.org/lafortune.

09/16/2026

There’s something powerful about sitting together and hearing someone’s story.

Today at Lunch Bunch, Maor Elkayam shared a little of his journey, his Israel, and what it means to build a life here with us in Tulsa.

That’s what a shaliach can make possible, Israel as a relationship. A story we come to know and care about.

We’re so glad Maor, Michal, and their family are part of Jewish Tulsa. 🇮🇱💙

5787 begins with a simple hope: that Jewish Tulsa doesn’t only grow bigger. That we grow closer.A community where belong...
09/14/2026

5787 begins with a simple hope: that Jewish Tulsa doesn’t only grow bigger. That we grow closer.

A community where belonging means more than being welcomed through the door. Where your presence matters. Where someone notices when you’re missing. Where there are people to celebrate with you when life is good, and sit beside you when it isn’t.

Your family matters to ours. Your joy adds to ours. Your pain asks something of us.

Kol Yisrael arevim zeh bazeh. We are responsible for one another.

More open tables. Deeper friendships. More Jewish joy.

Because we belong to one another.

More campers in 2026 than ever before. One unforgettable summer. One community growing stronger together. 💙At Camp Shalo...
09/09/2026

More campers in 2026 than ever before. One unforgettable summer. One community growing stronger together. 💙

At Camp Shalom, those numbers mean a lot more than attendance. They mean new friendships, big laughs, first swims, Jewish joy, and thousands of moments when kids knew they belonged.

Camp Shalom is more than just a great summer. Camp Shalom builds a brighter Jewish future right here in Tulsa.

To every family who trusted us, every counselor who brought the energy, and every supporter who makes Camp Shalom possible: THANK YOU.

3,000+ and we’re just getting started.

Another win for Jewish Tulsa — and another sign that our voice is being heard nationally.Jewish Tulsa has been awarded a...
09/08/2026

Another win for Jewish Tulsa — and another sign that our voice is being heard nationally.

Jewish Tulsa has been awarded a $235,000 multi-year Frontline Grant to combat antisemitism through Jewish Federations of North America, recognizing the advocacy model we’ve built here in Tulsa and giving us the resources to deepen that work.

This investment means more capacity to educate, organize, build partnerships, and stand up for the Jewish community. Not only when antisemitism happens, but before it takes root.

We’re proud of what Jewish Tulsa is building: a Jewish community that is confident, connected, and unafraid to lead.

Address

2021 E 71st Street
Tulsa, OK
74136

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+19184951100

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