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Message from CEO Ronald Richter: Thinking About Las Vegas

Message from CEO Ronald Richter: Hurricane Relief

In a city as large and diverse as New York, we all know someone affected by recent natural disasters across the Caribbean, Florida, Texas, and Mexico. All of us are concerned for our JCCA colleagues who are heartbroken with worry for their parents, grandparents,...

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Message from CEO Ronald Richter: Thinking About Las Vegas

Message from CEO Ronald Richter: Rosh Hashanah

Rosh Hashanah, which begins tonight at sundown, and Yom Kippur are once again upon us. We commence the ten days that culminate on Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the Jewish year — the Day of Atonement. During this period, Jews reflect on their actions during the past...

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Message from CEO Ronald Richter: Thinking About Las Vegas

A Rosh Hashanah Message From Rabbi Ilan Ginian

There are many well-known traditions observed during the Jewish New Year, Rosh Hashanah. Even though we repeat them every year, each one is special. We share a holiday meal with loved ones and community, eat symbolic foods, and recite prayers to commemorate the...

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Message from CEO Ronald Richter: DACA

Message from CEO Ronald Richter: DACA

Reaching out when we need each other most As we prepared to send a message to share our deep concerns about the Trump Administration’s decision earlier this week to rescind DACA, dramatic natural disasters have overwhelmed our thoughts. So many people all across our...

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Rick Safran, Giving Back

Rick Safran, Giving Back

Rick Safran is an alumnus of two of JCCA’s predecessor organizations, the Hebrew National Orphan Home (HNOH) and the Israel Orphan Asylum, where he resided for a total of 11 years. Now retired at 82, Rick had a distinguished career as an educator and administrator in...

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Message from CEO Ronald Richter: Charlottesville

Message from CEO Ronald Richter: Charlottesville

As we know from the Race Consciousness work we do at JCCA, racism is not limited to nasty epithets, white hoods, and yellow stars. It can also manifest itself in subtle ways. But when institutionalized intolerance creates space for individual hate, it is...

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Compass Birthright Trip to Israel

Compass Birthright Trip to Israel

You may know that Taglit-Birthright is a 10-day educational trip to Israel for Jewish young adults to visit Israel and leave with a renewed commitment to Jewish values and the Jewish community worldwide. Thanks to JCCA’s Compass Project, young people with learning...

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Early Literacy Turns a Life Around

Early Literacy Turns a Life Around

JCCA is heading the charge of increasing literacy for foster children, convincing some of the City’s most respected funders to support its work generously. The New York Community Trust has doubled its first grant to $200,000 to continue JCCA’s Early Literacy program....

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