Mark Shapiro, president of Samost Jewish Family & Children’s Services of Southern New Jersey, describes the critical services provided by JFCS for families in need in South Jersey. Programs range from food pantries and job search counseling services to programs for developmentally disabled adults and home healthcare services for senior citizens.
The Bookmates reading program is one of many initiatives of the Jewish Community Relations Council of Southern New Jersey that are supported through Super Sunday campaign contributions. In this video, JCRC President Myra Gutin describes the programs supported by the annual fundraising campaign.
Evan Dannenbaum, regional president of the B’nail B’rith Youth Organization (BBYO) tells JCV-TV’s Steve Lubetkin why young people are engaged and involved in the Super Sunday fund raiser.
Super Sunday co-chairs Jamie Dollinger and Suzanne Levy-Polikoff praised the many volunteers who manned the phones and handled donation paperwork during the January 27 Super Sunday fundraiser at the Katz JCC.The pair also invited volunteers to participate in “Super Week” followup phone calls.
The Mitzvah Camp, a program for children of people volunteering at the Jewish Federation’s Super Sunday fund raising event, donated $36, or “double chai” to the Super Sunday event. Sheri Pecarsky, Young Adult Division Community Service Co-Chair, visited the call center to talk about the donation with JCV-TV’s Steve Lubetkin. Pecarsky, dressed as Snow White, was accompanied by children participating in the Mitzvah Camp program.
Betty Adler, president of the Jewish Federation of Southern New Jersey, discusses the importance of Super Sunday with Jewish Community Voice TV’s Steve Lubetkin.
Cherry Hill Mayor Chuck Cahn visited the SuperSunday fundraising event at the Katz JCC today and spoke with Jewish Community Voice Television about the importance of Jewish Federation philanthropy to South Jersey.
Bob Schwartz, Jewish Federation President
Jewish Community Voice TV reported from the Super Sunday call-a-thon January 29 at the Katz JCC in Cherry Hill. We interviewed many of the participants from volunteers to agency leaders.
In this interview, Bob Schwartz, president of the Jewish Federation of Southern New Jersey, discusses how he got involved with Federation philanthropy.
Judy Lubetkin, retired Katz JCC Early Childhood Center educator
Jewish Community Voice TV reported from the Super Sunday call-a-thon January 29 at the Katz JCC in Cherry Hill. We interviewed many of the participants from volunteers to agency leaders.
In this interview, Judy Lubetkin, a recently retired teacher from the Katz JCC Early Childhood Center, talks about why Super Sunday is important to the Jewish preschool.
Jamie Dollinger, Super Week chair
Jewish Community Voice TV reported from the Super Sunday call-a-thon January 29 at the Katz JCC in Cherry Hill. We interviewed many of the participants from volunteers to agency leaders.
In this interview, Jamie Dollinger, Super Week chair, explains the follow-up activities to Super Sunday that continue throughout the week after the January 29 event.
