How You Can Help

The volunteer leadership of the Westchester Jewish Conference is made up of individuals from throughout Westchester County who are committed to strengthening our Westchester community.  A variety of meaningful volunteer community service opportunities exist for people of all ages.

The goals of the Westchester Jewish Conference are achieved via a committee system.  Committees are comprised of Westchester Jewish Conference officers, board members and members of the broad Jewish community.  Existing committees of the Conference include:

Please be in touch for more information about joining a committee.

From time to time, the Conference benefits from adult volunteers who assist in the WJC office in White Plains on special projects.  Responsibilities can include production of community wide mailings, phone communication, etc.  For more information on how adults can volunteer and make difference and help the community, please contact our office.

Each year, a select number of students take part in volunteer internships at the Conference.  The specifics of the assignments are tailored to meet the interests and needs of the student and the needs of the community and the Conference.  For more information, please contact our office.

The Westchester Jewish Conference is an IRS recognized 501-c-3 not for profit organization dedicated to serving the community.  Our operating budget is made up of contributions from individuals, organizations, foundations as well as a major grant from UJA-Federation of New York.

Contributing to the Conference is a meaningful way to acknowledge life-cycle events.  Donations to the Westchester Jewish Conference are gratefully accepted and should be made payable to the Westchester Jewish Conference and sent to 701 Westchester Avenue, Suite 203E, White Plains, NY 10604  An acknowledgement will be promptly sent.