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Jewish Community Center


From its first inception in the early 1920s, the JCC of Greater Dayton has been integral to the Dayton Jewish community. As a social hub, activity center, and immersive cultural portal, the JCC is here for everyone.

Jewish Community Center Mission

The Jewish Community Center of Greater Dayton provides a universal sense of belonging in the hearts and minds of Greater Jewish Dayton.  The creative programming ideas educate and impart Jewish values to all members of the community, regardless of age, creed, nationality, or religion.

The Jewish Community Center would like to thank our LIFE & LEGACY donors for their support. Your legacy gift will allow the JCC to provide outstanding programs and events to keep our community vibrant for years to come.

A Night in Vegas

Film Festival

Cultural Arts & Book Series

Preschool

Women’s Seder

Camp Shalom

Programs A-Z

A Night in Vegas
BBYO
Camp Shalom Summer & Winter Camp
Community Chanukah Party
Cultural Arts and Book Series (CABS)
Dayton Jewish Film Festival
Israel Independence Day (Yom Ha’atzmaut)
Junior Youth Group (JYG)
LIFE & LEGACY Program
Preschool
Tuesdays at the JCC
Women’s Seder
Youth Theatre

JCC Director

Marc Jacob

Phone: 937-401-1545
Email: mjacob@jfgd.net

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The JCC Preschool Flower Sale

The JCC Preschool is now taking orders for the Annual Flower Sale.  Beautiful flowers and plants from Furst the Florist. Perfect gift for Mother's Day or any day! Choose from: Annual flats 4.5" Potted plants 12" Hanging baskets 3" Accent plants Veggies Patio pots...

2023 JCC Maccabi Games

JCC Maccabi® 2023 Is Going to Israel and Ft. Lauderdale, Florida! In the summer 2023, 3,000 Jewish teen athletes, representing communities from across the globe, will come together to experience the magic of JCC Maccabi, the world’s largest Jewish youth sports event....

New Enhanced Safety at the Neon

The Neon is utilizing a hospital-grade air filtration units in addition to their robust cleaning practices as a part of their Corona Virus protocols.

Recent Posts

Jewish Observer

By Marshall Weiss, The Dayton Jewish Observer One city near Dayton and five communities in the Cincinnati area were littered with neo-Nazi flyers on Rosh Hashanah, Sept. 16 and 17. In Tipp City, 16 miles north of Dayton in Miami County, “a lot more than 50” hate flyers were dropped The post On Rosh Hashanah, neo-Nazi flyers dropped at Tipp City homes and in Cincinnati area appeared first on The Dayton Jewish Observer. [...]

Police responded in minutes, services continued without disruption. By Marshall Weiss, The Dayton Jewish Observer With more than 300 people praying in Temple Israel’s Great Hall on the first day of Rosh Hashanah, seven Dayton police cruisers and a MetroParks cruiser converged to block the congregation’s main entrance minutes after The post Dayton’s Temple Israel among U.S. synagogues targeted with a Rosh Hashanah swatting threat appeared first on The Dayton Jewish Observer. [...]

By Marshall Weiss, The Dayton Jewish Observer Tipp City Board of Education Member Anne Zakkour told The Observer Thursday morning that she is sorry for giving the Nazi salute and saying, “Sieg Heil’ to then board President Simon Patry during a work session Tuesday evening. “In hindsight, I regret having The post Tipp City Board of Ed member regrets Nazi outburst at Tuesday night meeting appeared first on The Dayton Jewish Observer. [...]

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