
Creating an Exceptional Place of Belonging
The range and depth of the JCC's programming continues to grow, as
does our commitment of resources - financial, facility, and emotional
- to the community. Early childhood care and education; diversity
education; and health and wellness are all in demand, as are the community's
requests for delivery and support.
Our early childhood care and education programs are accredited
by the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC),
an honor bestowed on only 7% of all preschool and child care facilities
nationwide. Over 300 children from diverse income and ethnic backgrounds
and varied cognitive, physical, medical and social/emotional needs
currently learn together at the JCC.
Our diversity education programming is designed to reduce prejudice
in central Pennsylvania by helping individuals develop an awareness,
understanding and appreciation of human differences.
The goal of our health and wellness programs is to promote
wellness within the community. We offer financial assistance to
assist members in reaching their wellness objectives.
These programs are the core of the JCC and we need to say "yes"
to people in need. We are compelled to continue to address unmet needs
by digging much further into our budget since membership fees do not
cover the costs to operate these programs. We depend on the generous
support of our members and the community to offer these important
services. Our fundraising efforts continue year-round.
To find out how you can help ensure the continuation of these worthwhile
services within the community, contact JCC Community Development
Director, Susan Attig.
WE REMEMBER
The York Jewish Community Center works to combat prejudice and promote
mutual understanding and acceptance of diversity in our community.
Through our programming, we strive to ensure that we remember
the Holocaust and that with these efforts, never again will
such a tragedy occur.
The York Jewish Community Center's Holocaust Education Remembrance
Fund was created to enable us to continue to use the message of “The
Six Million” Holocaust memorial sculpture and our diversity
education efforts to remind members of the community what ignorance
and hate can do to our world. The goal of this campaign is to raise
$75,000 to ensure the JCC can continue and further enhance our efforts
in bringing the spirit and message of "The Six Million" to our local
community.
Please contact JCC Community Development Director,
Susan Attig at the JCC
if you are interested in helping the JCC achieve this goal.
CHARITABLE GIVING OPPORTUNITIES
We would like to remind you of a unique
giving opportunity. Many of you wonder – what do I give my friend “who
has everything” or my child who I want to teach the concept of giving?
Please consider a charitable gift to the JCC in honor of a person’s
birthday, wedding, birth, any special occasion or in memory of a loved
one. The opportunities for charitable support to the JCC’s programs and
services are numerous:
Justice-Compassion-Community
(general fund)
Holocaust Endowment
(speakers’ bureau & upkeep of sculpture)
Diversity
Education
(Green Circle, PROMISE, AWARE, and other diversity education
programs)
Cultural Programs
(holiday celebrations, tastings, classes,
programs, events)
Jewish Youth & Teen Programs
(Chaverim and BBYO)
JCC Maccabi
Club
(Jewish teens participation in national JCC Maccabi Games)
Early Childhood Care & Education
Endowment Fund
(preschool, child care & school-age)
School for the Early Years
Program
(preschool)
Child Care
Program
(child care for infants - 5 year-olds)
School-Age
Program
(school-age child care – 6-12 year-olds)
Aquatics
Program
(swim lessons, water fitness)
Fitness
Programs
(fitness center, aerobics, massage,
personal training)
Art
Programs
(visual and performing arts)
Senior Adult Program
(adults over the age of 55)
We hope you will consider JCC
programs among those deserving of your charitable support to ensure the
continuation of these worthwhile services within the community. For
more information, contact Susan
Attig at the JCC.
LEAVE A LEGACY®
The JCC is proud to be participating in LEAVE A LEGACY® York County,
a community-wide collaboration of individuals and organizations committed
to increasing the level of planned giving to nonprofit organizations
in our community.
Our enrollment with this regional initiative gives us access to comprehensive
marketing and educational materials and programs designed to make us
a stronger organization today and in the future.
Sponsored locally by the York County Bar Foundation, LEAVE A LEGACY®
is endorsed by the National Committee on Planned Giving. Efforts similar
to ours are currently underway across the region--including Lancaster
and Harrisburg--and across the country.
The JCC is very fortunate to have the support of many talented volunteers
who help us fulfill our mission every day. Moving forward, we see the
LEAVE A LEGACY® initiative as an important part of our effort
to inspire these and other individuals to help provide the financial
resources we will need to continue our work for years to come.
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