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Dallas-based finance professional Saul Meyer owns the Balam Group. He is a member of the Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas.
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- 1. JEWISH FEDERATION OF GREATER DALLAS By Saul Meyer
- 2. Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas Dallas-based finance professional Saul Meyer owns the Balam Group. He is a member of the Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas.
- 3. Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas The Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas helps members of the local Jewish community to stay connected via a variety of events. It also supports assistance organizations that assist Jewish people in world at large.
- 4. Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas Through its Jewish Continuity initiatives, the Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas brings community members together while teaching the next generation about their culture. Programs include art events, teacher education, and camping outings.
- 5. Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas For those who need help to get back on their feet or rebuild their lives, the federation provides aid through a network of more than 29 organizations. This aid supports everyone from at-risk Jewish children throughout the United States to seniors in the western Galilee region of Israel.
- 6. Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas To learn more about the Jewish Federation of Greater Dallas, including how you can help, visit www.JewishDallas.org.