Dear Friends,
The holiday season is here, and we’re excited to celebrate with you! From cherished traditions to meaningful opportunities, there’s something for everyone at the Kaiserman JCC this December.
Looking for a fun way to keep your kids entertained during winter break? Camp Kef Winter Break is the perfect solution! Kids ages 6–12 will enjoy action-packed days filled with crafts, sports, games, and special trips each day to the Philadelphia Zoo, bowling, a movie, and Urban Air. With flexible options to sign up for one day or all four, it’s easy to fit into your holiday schedule. It’s also the perfect time to think ahead to summer — Give the gift of Camp Kef this holiday season! Our summer camp offers kids unforgettable experiences, lifelong friendships, and cherished memories that will last a lifetime.
On December 24, join us for our Laughter & Lo Mein: Christmas Eve Movie Night! Adults will gather to enjoy Mel Brooks’ classic comedy, The Producers, while families and kids can dive into the fun with a showing of Ice Age, along with games, crafts, and activities. Dinner will be provided for all attendees, making it a festive and relaxing way to spend Christmas Eve with your JCC family.
Looking for unique holiday plans? Don’t miss your last chance to grab tickets for our upcoming Challah Prince Workshop on December 15. This exclusive event combines artistry and tradition as participants learn to braid challah like a pro with world-renowned challah artist, The Challah Prince. Spots are filling fast, so secure your tickets today!
As the year comes to a close, we invite you to make a difference with year-end giving. Your support helps sustain vital programs, strengthen our community, and ensure we continue to grow together. Don’t miss our L’Chaim Event this Thursday, where we’ll come together as a JCC family to celebrate the generosity and positive impact we create collectively.
Thank you for being such an integral part of our JCC family. Whether it’s through laughter, challah braiding, or giving back, we can’t wait to celebrate the holidays with you.
Shabbat Shalom,
Alan
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