Carl E. Joshart, Alexander JFS CEO, discusses upcoming changes to SNAP involving work requirements and what you can no longer buy.

Morgan Zuringue, Director of Program Services, discuss how new SNAP benefit changes are affecting local Houstonians. His interview begins at the 1:47 mark.

Celebrating its 14th year, the ReelAbilities Houston Film & Arts Festival features free, public film, music, art, and speaker events through February 26 that promote disability awareness and honor the lives and talents of people with disabilities.

Alexander Jewish Family Service’s annual JFS LiVE! Gala, Reaching New Heights, brought together more than 1,200 community members to support vital programs serving individuals and families across Greater Houston.

Members of ReelAbilities give a preview of the 2026 Festival.

Abbie Markowitz, ReelAbilities Coordinator, give preview of the 2026 ReelAbilities Festival!

Carl Josehart, chief executive officer of Alexander Jewish Family Service, received the Distinguished Alumni Award during Founders Day Nov. 15 at Washington University in St. Louis. Founders Day commemorates the university’s founding in 1853 and celebrates Wash U’s milestones and the people who made them possible. Josehart received a bachelor’s degree in psychology and master’s degree in social work from Washington University.

Alexander JFS prepares to help families affected by SNAP benefit pause while also combating misinformation. Carl Josehart, CEO, says he and his team have heard the growing concerns of late as a result of the government shutdown.

The Houston organization's Open Hearts, Open Doors initiative offers counseling and mental health services to support the city’s LGBTQ+ community. Texas has the second-largest LGBTQ+ population in the U.S., about 1.8 million according to the Public Policy Institute of California—with Houston having the largest population of any city in the state.