2008 Annual Report - Tucson Jewish Community Center
2008 Annual Report - Tucson Jewish Community Center
2008 Annual Report - Tucson Jewish Community Center
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Bringing the Energy of the<br />
“J” to the <strong>Community</strong><br />
Moving<br />
• Punk Rope and Zumba classes were added to the already impressive<br />
number of free classes offered to members.<br />
• Membership numbers continued strong due in part to the popularity of<br />
Silver Sneakers, and also the more than 600 new individuals and families<br />
who joined.<br />
Playing<br />
• The Youth Lounge came to life offering kids in grades 6-12 state-of-theart<br />
computers, electronic systems and games, and a great place to hang<br />
out.<br />
• The annual B’sghetti Bash fundraiser continued to be a strength from<br />
both the financial aspect as well as the volunteer support.<br />
Learning<br />
• SeniorNet offered computer classes geared toward seniors, which included<br />
significant upgrades to the JCC computer lab.<br />
• Early Childhood Education expanded the supplemental afternoon enrichment<br />
classes, enhancing the opportunities for the children in the<br />
program.<br />
Connecting<br />
• Young <strong>Jewish</strong> <strong>Tucson</strong> joined the JCCA Gesher City Network online allowing<br />
them to stay connected to other young <strong>Jewish</strong> adults in <strong>Tucson</strong><br />
and across the country.<br />
• Thirty-one personal listening devices were added to all of the aerobic<br />
machines in the fitness center. Members can now enjoy the four new 42”<br />
plasma televisions with sound, or simply listen to music.
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