NCJW: National Council of Jewish Women, Pittsburgh Section

The National Council of Jewish Women (NCJW) is a grassroots organization of volunteers and advocates who turn progressive ideals into action. Inspired by Jewish values, NCJW strives for social justice by improving the quality of life for women, children and families and by safeguarding individual rights and freedoms.

UPDATE ORAL HISTORY PROJECT

The NCJW Oral History project now has 516 interviews from 1968-2001 focused on the Jewish community: the history, traditions, and contributions. For more information, visit the website.

See coverage of the project in The Jewish Chronicle, Pop City and the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

NEW! ONLINE BOOKSTORE NOW OPEN

Looking for an easy way to support NCJW Pittsburgh? Buy books at our new Amazon.com storefront! All proceeds benefit our nonsectarian community service projects.

Have books you'd like to get rid of? Donate them at Thriftique in Swissvale or Anathan House in Squirrel Hill. Your donations are tax-deductible. (Please note, we do not accept encyclopedias or older textbooks.)

NCJW ON "POSITIVELY PITTSBURGH LIVE"

Interim Executive Director Bonnie Rubin was recently interviewed for the online magazine "Positively Pittsburgh Live". Click below to hear Bonnie talk about our thrift and consignment shops:

Children's Rooms in the Courts
NCJW's safe, stress-free place for children to play while their parents attend to court business.

Silent Witness
NCJW's program against domestic violence

Join NCJW's email action alert network.

Join Plan A: NCJW's Campaign for Contraceptive Access.

Learn more about national projects through the NCJW national website.

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Thank you to everyone who helped to make DESIGNER DAYS 2009 a huge success! Extra big thanks to our wonderful volunteers who spent many hours planning and setting up the event!

Want to get involved next year? Check out our Volunteer Opportunities page.

See the Post-Gazette's photos and WPXI-TV's video coverage of the Patron Event including an interview with this year's honorary chair, Fashion Designer Kiya Tomlin.

Shop year-round at Designer Days Boutique, our upscale women's consignment store in Shadyside and Thriftique, our thrift store in Swissvale, just off the Parkway East.