Welcome to the East Valley JCC!
The mission of the East Valley JCC is to be a center for social, cultural and educational activities to engage families and individuals through Jewish values throughout their lifetime. We welcome you to come check out our programs!
No membership required.
Here’s what we offer:
Early Learning
Camp
Programs & Classes
Social Connections
Kosher Bakery
Holiday Celebrations
Community Impact
Holocaust Education
Make an Impact
Your generosity keeps our community strong. At the East Valley JCC, there are multiple ways to partner with us to shape lives, support families and uplift our neighbors.
Choose the pathway below that best fits your giving goals.
Charitable Tax Credit
Support local families at zero net cost. Redirect up to $506 (individuals) to $1,009 (couples) of the Arizona state taxes you already owe to provide essential meals, preschool & camp scholarships, and emergency financial assistance.
Private School Tax Credit
Invest in a child’s kindergarten education. Keep your tax dollars local by directing up to $1,571 (individuals) to $3,131 (couples) of your state tax liability to fund tuition for the Early Learning Center’s Kindergarten program.
Annual Fund
Fuel vital community programming. Make a 100% tax-deductible directo donation of any size to support the core social, cultural and educational programs that make the EVJCC a home for everyone.
From Our Blog
Rabbi Michael Beyo, EVJCC CEO, releases new book based on podcast
‘Conversations with the Rabbi’ addresses difficult questions in contemporary religious lifeRabbi Michael Beyo, CEO of the East Valley JCC and Six Million Voices, released a new book, “Conversations with the Rabbi: Conversations Across Faith, Culture and Humanity,” on...
Dr. Michael Cohen honored by the Jewish News
Dr. Michael Cohen, center, chair of the East Valley JCC's Lone Soldier Project, will be honored in the March 20 issue of Phoenix Jewish News as part of the paper's inaugral 12 Over 60 feature. He's pictured here at a recent event with Rabbi Michael Beyo, EVJCC CEO, ...
BBYO teens connect with Holocaust history through art
By Pam Morris Imagine a room filled with teenagers, sitting rapt with attention, as they listened to an incredible story of courage, perseverance, strength and family. BBYO at the East Valley JCC in Chandler met for their weekly programming, and came away with...
