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Sid Jacobson JCC Annex
Past Events
March 2019
Rabbi Irwin Kula has been recognized as one of Newsweek's 50 Most Influential Rabbis, and has inspired millions worldwide by using Jewish wisdom to speak to all aspects of modern life. Join us as we discuss Jewish parenting in today's world. Free to all. Space is limited. RSVP required by Friday, March 8. For more information or to register, contact Deb Wiener, Director of Development, 516.484.1545 ext. 215, dwiener@sjjcc.org. Held at the Sid Jacobson JCC Annex, 200 Forest Drive.
April 2019
In this drop-in session, our Certified Professional Résumé Writer will review your résumé and provide suggestions for improvement and tips on how to make it stand out. You must bring a hard copy of your résumé. Advanced registration advised, walk-ins welcome, first come, first served.
We invite you to the dedication of our new annex and opening of the Sid Jacobson JCC Food Bank. Please bring a donation of: Cooking Oil Rice Packaged Protein (i.e. tuna, salmon) Baby Food Sid Jacobson JCC's Food Bank is funded by The Sheldon A. Sinett BASICS Fund To RSVP, contact events@sjjcc.org. To learn more about our Food Bank, visit sjjcc.org/foodbank.
There are many different networking strategies to finding a job. In this workshop, we’ll look at a variety of techniques that can help you become a more effective job seeker by expanding your professional network and finding the high percentage of jobs that are not advertised.
May 2019
Individuals recovering from the effects of addiction and their family members are welcome to connect in a safe space to explore the practices of yoga. Enhance your ability to adapt to, and manage daily stress through breathing, movement, and mindfulness. Taught by Laura, an E-RYT 200 Yoga Teacher and member of the 12-Step Recovery community, certified in Yoga of Recovery, Yoga of 12-Step Recovery, and Trauma Informed Yoga Across Social Boundaries. Please dress in comfortable clothing, and bring water and…
June 2019
Individuals recovering from the effects of addiction and their family members are welcome to connect in a safe space to explore the practices of yoga. Enhance your ability to adapt to, and manage daily stress through breathing, movement, and mindfulness. Taught by Laura, an E-RYT 200 Yoga Teacher and member of the 12-Step Recovery community, certified in Yoga of Recovery, Yoga of 12-Step Recovery, and Trauma Informed Yoga Across Social Boundaries. Please dress in comfortable clothing, and bring water and…
Learn how to draft a cover letter that will land you that coveted interview! In this workshop, we’ll discuss the different types of cover letters, and the ways you can make your skills and experience stand out. We will also discuss style, content and timing of the Thank You Note, which follows an interview.
Don't let an unexpected interview question or a lack of preparation catch you off guard. This workshop will provide you with a step-by-step guide to navigating the interview process, from researching the company before you arrive to writing a stand-out thank you note once you leave.
July 2019
Career>Connect provides career coaching and employment search help to all job seekers ranging from new college graduates to experienced professionals. Meet with our Career Services Specialist to receive help with your job search, résumé, and more. Advance registration required to schedule an appointment.
Vocational training programs provide training for those who want to enter fast-growing industries in the quickest and most pragmatic way possible. In this workshop, you will learn more about these programs and resources to tap into the growing “gig economy,” of short-term assignments, contract/consulting work, and freelance work assignments.
August 2019
Career>Connect provides career coaching and employment search help to all job seekers ranging from new college graduates to experienced professionals. Meet with our Career Services Specialist to receive help with your job search, résumé, and more. Advance registration required to schedule an appointment.
Do you know what it takes to conduct an effective job search in today’s market? In this workshop, you will learn how to prepare yourself for a better job search. We’ll review the importance of having an organized search and being up to date with finding a job in the 21st century.
September 2019
Career>Connect provides career coaching and employment search help to all job seekers ranging from new college graduates to experienced professionals. Schedule an individual appointment to meet with Heather Rottmund, MHA, CPRW, Career Services Specialist to receive help with your résumé, job search, and more. Advanced registration required to schedule an appointment.
Up to 86% of jobs are obtained through networking. Networking opportunities through informational interviews are a key component of a successful job search. Learn how to prepare for, research, and structure your networking meeting to expand your network, clarify goals, and build confidence.
October 2019
Your pitch is the backbone of your job search and crucial when networking. This interactive workshop will give you the opportunity to work out your pitch with others to ensure you are delivering it the best way and with confidence. Space is limited.
Career>Connect provides career coaching and employment search help to all job seekers ranging from new college graduates to experienced professionals. Schedule an individual appointment to meet with Heather Rottmund, MHA, CPRW, Career Services Specialist to receive help with your résumé, job search, and more. Advanced registration required to schedule an appointment.
November 2019
Creative Résumés, a new online platform from Bizzshout!, helps candidates get hired faster. Combining creative content and résumé information into one, they help in telling a story about a candidate’s expertise. In this workshop from Charlie Lee, CEO and Developer of Bizzshout!, you’ll learn how to design your own Creative Résumé that will help you stand apart from your competition and land your dream job! For more information, contact Heather Rottmund, MHA, CPRW, Career Services Specialist, 516.484.1545 ext. 104, hrottmund@sjjcc.org.
Career>Connect provides career coaching and employment search help to all job seekers ranging from new college graduates to experienced professionals. Schedule an individual appointment to meet with Heather Rottmund, MHA, CPRW, Career Services Specialist to receive help with your résumé, job search, and more. Advanced registration required to schedule an appointment. For more information, contact Heather Rottmund, MHA, CPRW, Career Services Specialist, 516.484.1545 ext. 104, hrottmund@sjjcc.org.
December 2019
Career>Connect provides career coaching and employment search help to all job seekers ranging from new college graduates to experienced professionals. Schedule an individual appointment to meet with Heather Rottmund, MHA, CPRW, Career Services Specialist to receive help with your résumé, job search, and more. Advanced registration required to schedule an appointment. For more information, contact Heather Rottmund, MHA, CPRW, Career Services Specialist, 516.484.1545 ext. 104, hrottmund@sjjcc.org.
January 2020
Are you considering changing industries or careers? Transitioning to a new job or career field can be an exciting but challenging time. In this workshop, we will discuss the best approach to take when exploring new job opportunities in order to make a successful career change.
In this free volunteer training opportunity, learn how to help citizenship applicants as they: Prepare for their US citizenship interview Learn about US history and civics Improve their conversational English skills
Schedule an individual appointment with Heather Rottmund, Career Services Specialist, to get help with your résumé, job search, and more. Career>Connect provides career coaching and employment search help to all job seekers ranging from new college graduates to experienced professionals. Advanced registration required for new clients to schedule an appointment. For more information and to schedule an appointment, contact Heather Rottmund, hrottmund@sjjcc.org.
February 2020
Your résumé is one of the most important tools you will need to land that next interview. In this workshop, we’ll discuss practical ways to make your skills and experience stand out on paper, and look at strategies to make your résumé demonstrate that you are the ideal candidate for the job!
Schedule an individual appointment with Heather Rottmund, Career Services Specialist, to get help with your résumé, job search, and more. Career>Connect provides career coaching and employment search help to all job seekers ranging from new college graduates to experienced professionals. Advanced registration required for new clients to schedule an appointment.
August 2020
Help us stock the shelves of our Community Needs Bank by donating food and new school supplies to support our neighbors in need. The food we are collecting is: Canned Protein (Chicken, Salmon, Sardines, Tuna) Peanut Butter or Alternative Nut Butter Jelly Canned Vegetables (low salt) Canned Fruit in Juice/Applesauce (low sugar) Cold and Hot Cereal Pancake Mix Pasta Sauce Adult Diapers
October 2020
Help us stock the shelves of our Community Needs Bank to help our neighbors in need with curbside, contact-less drop off. We are also collecting new and gently read baby, young adult, and adult books to be donated to The Book Fairies. Books must be in a box for donation
November 2020
Help us stock the shelves of our Community Needs Bank to help our neighbors in need with curbside, contact-less drop off. At Curb Your Mitzvah, we are also accepting clothing and shoes to benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters of Long Island. Donations should be clean and placed in a bag. Any winter coats being dropped off should be separately bagged and labeled. Tax receipts will be available. Most needed food items for donation: Canned protein – chicken, salmon, sardines, tuna Cereal…
January 2021
Help us stock the shelves of our Community Needs Bank by making a donation to help our neighbors in need. We are collecting: Canned chicken Canned salmon Canned sardines Canned tuna Cereal Ensure We are also collecting new and gently used shoes to benefit NAMIQN (National Alliance on Mental Illness in Queens and Nassau). Shoes must be in pairs and either rubber banded together or have their laces tied together.
February 2021
Help us stock the shelves of our Community Needs Bank by making a donation to help our neighbors in need. Our wish list can be found here. We are also collecting new or gently used and stuffed animals for Better Together Only, a local organization that delivers joy to seniors and those with special needs. All stuffed animals need to be clean and in a bag to be dropped off. All stuffed animals must be clean and dropped off in…
March 2021
Help us stock the shelves of our Community Needs Bank by donating food from our wish list. We are also collecting new and gently used children's books to benefit The Book Fairies. Books need to be donated in boxes.
April 2021
Help us stock the shelves of our Community Needs Bank by donating food from our wish list. We will also be collecting gently worn dresses and gowns size 18+ and accessories (jewelry and purses, no shoes) to benefit The Long Island Volunteer Center. Dresses must be in bags.
May 2021
Help us stock the shelves of our Community Needs Bank by donating food from our wish list. We will also be collecting baby diapers and baby wipes to benefit Baby Essentials of Long Island, MOMMA’S House, and local shelters.
June 2021
Help us stock the shelves of our Community Needs Bank by donating food from our wish list. We will also be collecting personal hygiene products (full-size and travel-size) to benefit local pantries and shelters. When you make a donation to our Community Needs Bank, we’ll thank you with a free treat from our on-site ice cream truck.
July 2021
Help us stock the shelves of our Community Needs Bank by donating food from our wish list. We are also collecting used clothing, shoes, and additional items to benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters of Long Island. Click here to view the list of additional items accepted by BBBSLI.
August 2021
Bring non-perishable food donations to SJJCC’s Community Needs Bank with our safe curbside drop-off. Much needed items include cold cereal, pancake mix, rice (1-5 lb. bags), and tomato sauce. We are also collecting new school supplies to benefit local school districts.
September 2021
Bring non-perishable food donations to SJJCC’s Community Needs Bank with our safe curbside drop-off. Much needed items include cold cereal, pancake mix, rice (1-5 lb. bags), and tomato sauce. We are also collecting clothing and household goods for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Long Island.
October 2021
Bring non-perishable food donations to SJJCC’s Community Needs Bank with our safe curbside drop-off. Much needed items include cold cereal, pancake mix, rice (1-5 lb. bags), and tomato sauce. We are also collecting books for babies to young adults (in boxes only).
November 2021
Bring non-perishable food donations to SJJCC’s Community Needs Bank with our safe curbside drop-off. Much needed items include cold cereal, pancake mix, rice (1-5 lb. bags), and tomato sauce. We are also collecting new or gently used winter coats and winter accessories including hats, gloves, and scarves. Click here to learn more.
Bring non-perishable food donations to SJJCC’s Community Needs Bank with our safe curbside drop-off. Much needed items include cold cereal, pancake mix, rice (1-5 lb. bags), and tomato sauce. We are also collecting new or gently used winter coats and winter accessories including hats, gloves, and scarves. Click here to learn more.
December 2021
Bring non-perishable food donations to SJJCC’s Community Needs Bank with our safe curbside drop-off. Much needed items include cold cereal, pancake mix, rice (1-5 lb. bags), and tomato sauce. We are also collecting new toys to benefit local shelters.
February 2022
Bring non-perishable food donations to SJJCC’s Community Needs Bank with our safe curbside drop-off. Much needed items include canned fruit, canned chicken, canned tuna (solid white in water), canned sardines, cold cereal, and peanut butter and jelly. We are also collecting personal hygiene products, especially feminine hygiene personal care products, for distribution to community partners.
