BUX-MONT is a fast-growing suburban segment of the Jewish community of Greater Philadelphia. The region includes the northeastern part of Montgomery County as well as adjacent southwestern Bucks County, with major population centers in Blue Bell, Fort Washington, Plymouth Meeting, Ambler, Dresher, Jenkintown and Warminster.

The Jewish population of Bux-Mont has more than doubled since 1983 to include more than 40,000 individuals in over 15,000 Jewish households. More than 50% of Jewish households in Bux-Mont are affiliated with one of the nine congregations in the region which represent Reform, Conservative, Reconstructionist and Chabad Lubavitch movements.

Bux-Mont is predominantly family-based, yet there are significant numbers of single person households representing younger as well as older adults. Unique to the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia Bux-Mont region are the active partnerships with area synagogues through the Kehillah of Bux-Mont. The Kehillah of Bux-Mont is the collaborative of the 9 area synagogues, Federation and other Jewish agencies active in Bux-Mont.