2022

Sid Jacobson JCC Reflects on 2022
December 30, 2022
Sid Jacobson JCC,the only full-service JCC on Long Island’s North Shore, successfully emerged from the challenging years of the pandemic in 2022, providing life-supporting programming and services that promote cultural, mental, and physical well-being to thousands of families and individuals in the area and beyond. Continue Reading

Sid Jacobson JCC Lights Up the Night
December 19, 2022
Last night – in partnership with nine local synagogues – Sid Jacobson JCC, the only full-service JCC on Long Island’s North Shore hosted “Light up the night: a community Chanukah celebration” with hundreds of families gathering together to commemorate the first night of the Jewish festival of lights. Continue Reading

Friendship Circle Luncheon, A Yellow Rose Event, honored philanthropist Jodi Rosenthal
After a two-year hiatus, Sid Jacobson JCC’s Friendship Circle Luncheon, A Yellow Rose Event returned to its in-person roots. The event was held in June of 2022, at the Pine Hollow Club in East Norwich honored Jodi Rosenthal, and featured guest speaker Jenna Bush Hager. Continue Reading

“Shine a Light on Hunger 2023” Benefits the Community Needs Bank
December 16, 2022
Last night, Sid Jacobson JCC, the only full-service JCC on Long Island’s North Shore hosted engaged members and families at “Shine a Light on Hunger 2023,” to benefit the JCC’s Community Needs Bank and honoring members who work tirelessly to ensure food security for Nassau families. Continue Reading

“Life Living Life” Now on Display at Sid Jacobson JCC
November 29, 2022
Through the end of the year, Sid Jacobson JCC is proudly presenting a photography exhibition on-site entitled, “Life Living Life,” which is meant to inspire people to reflect on why connection is core to our humanity and showcases the rich diversity of human culture and natural environments across Africa, Asia, the Americas, and beyond. Continue Reading

Beloved Camp Jacobson Forced to Close
September 27, 2022
After a years-long legal battle with the Village of Brookville, Camp Jacobson – the beloved summer camp where thousands of Long Island children have made memories and friendships since 2009 – has been forced to close its doors because of an order by the Village of Brookville, ending the hopes of more than 400 families for the 2023 summer camp season. Continue Reading