Join us on Saturday, February 20th at 7:00 pm! Registration and payment due by February 5th. You can scan the QR code below or register online via PayPal (with a PayPal account or a credit card). To pay with a check, contact Terri Richardson at…

Join us on Saturday, February 20th at 7:00 pm! Registration and payment due by February 5th. You can scan the QR code below or register online via PayPal (with a PayPal account or a credit card). To pay with a check, contact Terri Richardson at…
In our continued partnership with the 5th Street Block Club, we will deliverValentine’s bags to members of the community once again this year. Our donation of PPE in October was very needed and appreciated and thus we will make slight changes to what…
View the December 2020 Bulletin! Happy Chanukah!
NCJW, GRS is proud to have partnered with The League of Women Voters of the Rochester Metropolitan Area on this important event. Dr. Sarah Liebschutz, Distinguished Service Professor Emerita of the State University of New York, presented a timely look…
Here is the information shared at our October 1st RBG Zoom event. This should provide many answers to your questions about voting and getting involved in the Get out the Vote efforts. With special thanks to Joel Rosen for putting…
See UPDATED poster for early voting dates and times.
Voter Information for June 2020 Elections Zoom Webinar Wednesday, May 27th at 7:00 pm If you missed the webinar on voter information held in May by National Council of Jewish Women, Greater Rochester Section and League of Women Voters of…
View the September 2020 Bulletin! Thank you to all who worked to put it together!
The 2020 Hannah G. Solomon Brunch previously scheduled for Sunday May 3, 2020 has been postponed until next spring. Please save the date! We will celebrate our honorees at Irondequoit Country Club on Sunday, April 25, 2021.
Message from Our President
Dear Friends,
We want you to know we are thinking about our 400 members and families, our entire Greater Rochester community and all people impacted during these challenging times. While it’s important to physically distance and stay home, we can