Jewish Community Center of Greater Pittsburgh

The JCC: 

NURTURING PEOPLE

CONNECTING COMMUNITY

EACH DAY

THROUGH EVERY AGE 

INSPIRED BY JEWISH VALUES

Throughout the 130 year history of the JCC, we have aspired to fulfill our mission by nurturing people and connecting communities, each day, through every age, inspired by Jewish values for every person regardless of race, skin tone, ethnicity, country of origin, religion, economic status, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, special needs or citizenship status.

For Over 130 Years, We've Been Building Community - Together

At the Jewish Community Center of Greater Pittsburgh, our doors are open to everyone-from "babies to bubbies," ages 0 to 100. As one of the region's largest social service, recreational, and educational organizations-and a proud member of the Jewish Community Center Association of North America-we are committed to nurturing the physical, intellectual, and spiritual well-being of individuals and families across our community.

Rooted in Jewish values and guided by a legacy of service, the JCC reaches more than 30,000 people each year across four locations: our Squirrel Hill and South Hills campuses, Emma Kaufmann Camp in West Virginia, and the Henry Kaufmann Family Park in Monroeville. With over two million visits annually, our vibrant programming includes early childhood education, after-school care, youth and overnight camps, senior services, fitness and wellness programs, special needs support, arts and culture-including a nationally accredited Jewish museum-and so much more.

Your support helps make this all possible. Together, we are creating a stronger, more connected community for generations to come.

Testimonial

"I am forever grateful for the caring support and inclusion my son with special needs is receiving at J&R Camp. I couldn't afford to send him on my own, but thanks to financial assistance, he gets to be part of this incredibly nurturing community. That has meant everything to us. One day-because of the support we're receiving-I hope to have a more independent child, and with that, the ability to give back."- JCC Camp Family