2024 Grape Escape
…Table\n\nPurchase a Table for Ten\n\n Tickets\n\nConnoisseur & Ultimate Taster\n\n Grand Cru Sponsor\n\n The Lorraine Allen & Rita Mae Allen Family Foundation, Michael Karasick – Director\n\n Grape Escape Chairs\n\n Cindy Frank, Phyllis Langsdorf, Barbara Langsam Shuman, Sarah Martin, and Jennifer Scissors\n\n Sponsorships Chair\n\n Barbara Barnholtz \n\n Logistics Chairs\n\n Jennifer Scissors and Karla Rosenblum\n\n Décor Chairs\n\n Paula Sigel and Ellie Samson\n\n Committee\n\n…
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The Personal Is Political: NCJWSTL Decries Today’s Supreme Court Ruling
As a women’s organization, we know just how critical it is that people have access to the full range of reproductive healthcare services and that includes abortion. As a faith-based organization, we understand just how dangerous it is to let the religious beliefs of some influence public policy that makes medical decisions for all. By overturning Roe vs. Wade, the Court…
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Voting Rights + Responsibilities
What’s the difference between Mail-In Voting & Absentee Voting?\n\n Absentee Voting\n\n Am I eligible?\n\n If, on Election Day, you’ll be: Absent from the country Incapacitated or confined due to illness or physical disability (or a caregiver) Working as a poll worker At-risk for contracting or transmitting COVID-19 or you have COVID-19 \n\n How do I apply?\n\n By email, fax, or…
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Restore Your Right to Decide: End Missouri’s Abortion Ban Today!
…rooms. We must continue to support women with life-threatening complications from being told their conditions need to get worse before doctors can help them. This isn’t about politics. This is about who has the right to make personal decisions for us and our families. We should trust women and their doctors to decide what’s right for their unique situation—NOT politicians. \n\n…
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Building Fund
…enable us to address ongoing major facility needs, such as roof replacement, HVAC systems replacement, parking lot resurfacing, etc., without impacting funding for our programs and community service projects.\n\n Contribute to Our Building Fund!\n\n Projected future needs:\n\n “Burn” the Mortgage\n\n $800,000\n\n New Roof\n\n $15,000\n\n New Boiler\n\n $100,000\n\n Elevator\n\n $150,000\n\n New AC Units\n\n $75,000\n\n New Parking Lot\n\n $75,000\n\n Facility Upgrades\n\n $25,000\n\n…
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Planned Giving
…please contact Jessa Glick, Director of Development & Marketing, at (314) 993.5181 or jglick@ncjwstl.org.\n\n Legacy Circle\n\n We are delighted to recognize and thank these individuals and families who are members of NCJWSTL’s Legacy Circle:\n\n Darien & Stephen Arnstein Lise & Lee Bernstein Drs. Nanci & James Bobrow Michelle & Gary Brooks Gail & Charles Eisenkramer Terry Duffy Jane Goldberg* Lisa…
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NCJW Helps Young Shoppers Suit Up for School
The first day of class is a big deal for any child. This year, about 1,400 elementary school-age kids from low-income St. Louis families will be ready for the first bell thanks to the National Council of Jewish Women-St. Louis. The annual NCJW Back to School! Store made its yearly visit to Temple Israel on Sunday (July 29) and, at…
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A Day in the Life of NCJWSTL with Jasmine Huda
NJCW St. Louis is inspired by Jewish values to advance social and economic justice for all women, children and families. Learn about our many programs and projects and their impact on the St. Louis community. Click Here to Watch the Video…
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NCJWSTL Named KMOX Voice of Caring for March
NCJWSTL is honored to have been chosen as the KMOX Voice of Caring for the month of March. Hear Past President, Marlene Hammerman, discuss NCJWSTL’s rich history and community projects by clicking here….
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A-List
…and Support our Initiative Petition work ads that will be published before November 5. A-List sponsorship ads sustain our collaborative efforts to educate the community and elected officials about issues integral to our mission. The full-page ads will run in the St. Louis Jewish Light.\n\n Join the A-List!\n\n View the most recent A-List Ad in the St. Louis Jewish Light.\n\n…
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