The York Jewish Community Center

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Supporting Partners

Contributers to the York JCC

Tzedakah Partners – Partners in Charity and Justice

Tzedakah is a Hebrew word commonly translated as charity, though it is based on the Hebrew word (tzedek) meaning righteousness, fairness or justice. In Judaism, tzedakah refers to the religious obligation to perform charity, and philanthropic acts, which Judaism emphasizes are important parts of living a spiritual life. The York JCC Tzedakah Partners, our partners in charity and justice, are the leading givers of our annual giving program.

We recognize and appreciate the following JCC Tzedakah Partners that  contribute a minimum of $5,000 per year for each of three consecutive years:

  • Erda Erdos
  • GIANT® Food Stores
  • Glatfelter Insurance Group
  • M&T Bank
  • Donna and Robert Pullo
  • Rutter’s
  • Sue and Elliott Weinstein and Family

EITC Partners (2016-2017)

  • Rutter’s
  • The York Water Company
  • Philadelphia Insurance Companies
  • Graham Capital Company
  • M&T Bank
  • Universal Health Recovery Centers
  • Capital Blue Cross
  • PeoplesBank
  • York Traditions Bank
  • Professional Hoof Trimming, LLC
  • Weis Markets

Laugh Your Tuchas Off  (March 10, 2018)

Chuckle Sponsor: OSS Health

Jewish Food Festival

Sponsors:  Ollie’s Bargain Outlet      OSS Health      Bath Fitter

Homespire      Orristown Bank      NM&C       First Capital Federal Credit Union      Giant      Kitchen Saver      KBG Injury Law      Country Meadows 

Jewish Film Festival (2017)

Presenting Sponsor:  Camp Airy & Louise

2017 Youth Fitness Programs   

Gold Sponsor: Viking Athletic Association

Leadership York

Leadership for Diverse Schools

Leadership for Diverse Schools (LDS), a Leadership York program presented in collaboration with the York Jewish Community Center diversity programs, brings together York County educators to:

  • Enhance their leadership skills
  • Become more aware of their personal biases
  • Better understand how valuing and embracing diversity is an integral part of a school’s success
  • Have an opportunity to share ideas and seek different perspectives from their peers in other York County schools
  • Be advocates for diversity within their school and district
Throughout the year, the class learns more about the major religions of York County, African-American and Latino cultures, and working with exceptional students, whether students with learning disabilities or identified as gifted. The class also gains knowledge of sexual orientation and socio-economic biases. Most importantly, participants meet with prior LDS graduates from their district to continue to develop and adapt their district’s plan for embracing diversity.

A Special Thank You

The JCC gratefully acknowledges the following individuals, companies, organizations and foundations for their support of our many programs and offerings.

  • United Way of York County  (Child Care Program and  Financial Assistance for Membership)
  • York County Planning Commission Block Grant in support of Diversity Services
  • PA Council on the Arts in support of Cultural events
  • Foundation for Enhancing Communities in support of Holocaust Education
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