The scope of RUACH programming has greatly expanded since its inception seven years ago.

• RUACH’s initial programming offered music and visual arts classes to populations which had previously lacked extensive arts opportunities.
• Its recent range of offerings has included: creative arts workshops; visual arts residencies; concerts, classes and coaching for organizations spanning the entire Milwaukee Jewish and at-large communities; private music lessons; special creative initiatives; general instruction in music, visual arts and creative movement; and choral experiences
• Populations served by RUACH include: students at Jewish and other schools; the elderly at Jewish Home and Care Center facilities and other assisted living centers; former Soviet Union residents eager for concert experiences; and other populations from within and without the Jewish community.
• Collaborating agencies have included, among others, Clarke Street School; The Jewish Home and Care Center’s Adult Day Center; Grand Avenue Club; Chai Point; The Sarah Chudnow Campus; Kluge Elementary School; The Jewish Museum Milwaukee; Deerwood Crossing, Habush House, and residences for Former Soviet Union elderly from Jewish Family Services; Wheaton Franciscan Health Care–St Joseph; Milwaukee Jewish Day School; Golda Meir School; Congregation Beth Jehudah; Gilda’s Club of  Southeastern Wisconsin; Lake Park Synagogue; the Milwaukee Jewish Federation; Eastcastle Place; Kids Center and Camp Shemesh of The Harry and Rose Samson Family Jewish Community Center; Bruce Guadalupe School; Hillel Milwaukee; Yeshiva Elementary School; Hmong American Peace Academy; Torah Academy of Milwaukee; Trowbridge Street School; Ohr HaTorah Jewish Heritage Center; Notre Dame Middle School; Hillel Academy; Laurel Oaks; Wisconsin Institute for Torah Study; Montessori IB School; the Coalition for Jewish Learning; and Urban Day School.