J Camp is good for counselors, too
We’ve hopefully been pretty clear about how great J Camp is for the campers. But are they the only group that benefits from the experience?
We’ve hopefully been pretty clear about how great J Camp is for the campers. But are they the only group that benefits from the experience?
The J will host a lifeguarding class July 13-14.
Starting July 12, The J will remain open until 6 p.m. on Fridays.
What started as a six-week class to teach fellow members and nonmembers to knit quickly became much more.
This year’s theme, “Growing Stronger Together,” celebrates the critical role that The J plays in the lives of thousands of our neighbors every year.
The LJCC “Barracudas” Swim and Dive Clubs now have three generations coaching and swimming together.
Executive Director Brooke Bowles knew it would be important for her and incoming president Isa Dorsky to become “thought partners.”
With its gourmet kosher meal plus live music and auctions, the J’la has quickly become a favorite event for people from across the metro area.
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.
Click here to see the myriad benefits of LJCC membership…
(And no — you don’t need to be Jewish)