We don’t need to tell you that reading to your children is important. Study after study has shown it impacts a child’s development. Even the mere presence of books in a home increases the level of education they can reach.
But finding the right books and making the time to read as a family can be hard. That’s where PJ Library comes in.
PJ Library sends free Jewish children’s books to families across the world every month. We know that something magical happens when parents sit down together to read with their children. PJ Library shares Jewish stories that can help your family talk together about values and traditions that are important to you.
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When you host a Get Together, you’ll invite a few families you know to your home, a hiking trail, or anywhere else for a Jewishly inspired good time. Choose the kind of gathering that works best for you, whether that’s a grownups-only Shabbat evening affair, a bring-the-kids holiday picnic in the park, a volunteering project with PJ Our Way tweens, or one of many other creative options.
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INCREASING YOUTH ATTENDANCE AT JEWISH CAMPS is a goal of the Harold Grinspoon Foundation (HGF). That is why, in partnership with Foundation for Jewish Camp (FJC), HGF has designed a program to encourage families to send their children to Jewish overnight camp for the first time.
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