Welcome to the Denver Chapter, located in the Mile High City of Colorado! Our chapter, founded in 1915, is the oldest in the region – established just three years after the founding of Hadassah in 1912.
Our chapter is large and diverse. We offer day and evening book groups, a study group and Zoom online programs on a variety of topics, all while promoting Hadassah’s vital work in Israel and the US.
The 1,775+ membership of Hadassah Greater Denver is spread across 60 different Colorado towns and a multitude of states. Hadassah women do not sit on the sidelines when issues move us to action and we are passionate about issues and not politics. Through our actions, we hope to leave the world –– all of it –– in a better condition, fulfilling our mission. Don’t wait to be asked –– join us!
Randy Menzer explains AI - covering chatbots, deepfakes, homework tools, online safety, and the skills today’s teens will need to succeed in an AI-driven world. Join us for a better understanding of both the opportunities and challenges AI presents.
The holidays can bring joy but they can also bring family tension, difficult conversations, and conflict. Learn how to keep gatherings peaceful while maintaining healthy boundaries and relationships with featured speaker Helen Spiegel.
Join us for a provocative, relevant and educational experience with Denver's esteemed women Rabbis. Enjoy a lovely brunch and a stimulating panel to discuss and reflect on a number of relevant topics, as they relate to Jewish women in today's world.
Join us for an afternoon celebrating the installation of our new 2027 chapter president and elected board members, followed by a festive lunch and afternoon of table games! We will supply the room, tables and lunch, you bring your friends and games!
Patricia Bukur explores the relationship between psychedelics, Jungian psychology, and contemplative practice. The presentation offers an educational perspective on the intersection of consciousness, spirituality, and psychological development.
Enjoy a vegetarian chuckwagon lunch and a fun exploration of how we, as urban cowgirls, can find our "inner west". Corrine Brown, a local author and Hadasah member has written a lively little guide on how to unleash your own "inner west".
In 2025 alone, Americans reported 3 million fraud cases and nearly $16 billion in losses. Learn simple, practical tools to spot the pressure, verify what’s real, protect your money, and stay one step ahead of fraudsters.
Address: Amelia & Mark Taper Hadassah House, 455 South Robertson Blvd. Beverly Hills, CA 90211
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