Kiwanis grant will support inclusive J Camp initiative
A new grant from the Birmingham Kiwanis Foundation will support The J’s new initiative to provide traditional day camp to children with disabilities.
A new grant from the Birmingham Kiwanis Foundation will support The J’s new initiative to provide traditional day camp to children with disabilities.
Our final Southern Jewish Voices program of the season featured Rabbi Adam Wright on May 22.
As excited as the staff is to see this summer’s new and returning campers, they’re especially thrilled to welcome 10 children who wouldn’t typically get to attend J Camp.
On May 14 we closed out the somber observance of Yom HaZikaron before celebrating Yom Ha’atzmaut.
Noah Adams, our new youth and camps director, has been busy these last couple of weeks (and months!) getting ready for this year’s J Camp.
Summers at The J revolve around our gorgeous 300,000-gallon outdoor pool that will open for the season on May 25.
The J’s Swim School has received two grants worth $18,500 from USA Swimming and the Robert R. Meyer Foundation.
Come to The J Wednesday, when we’ll feature Rabbi Adam Wright in our final Southern Jewish Voices program of the season.
“In observing these days we’re not just building connections — we’re using the vibrant tapestry of Israeli culture to build bridges between Birmingham and the Israeli people.”
Marilynn Potts Leeds, a decades-long fixture at The J, has retired after 30 years of personal training.
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