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The Legacy That Lives On

July 10, 2026

Recently, I walked into a restaurant to meet a special group for breakfast. Before I even reached the table, I could hear the laughter. Stories were flying back and forth, old memories resurfacing, and every conversation seemed to find its way back to one person: the late Rod Hofts, who served as the JCC’s Director…

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What Kids Gain Emotionally at Summer Camp

July 1, 2026

Summer camp fills long days with swimming, sports, and songs around the flagpole, but the real magic often happens beneath the surface. JCC Indianapolis runs summer camps built around more than fun and games. Every session, campers grow in ways that stick with them long after the last bus ride home.Independence Grows With Every New…

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Shabbat Shalom from Sam: Rabbi Hal Schevitz's Thoughts on our JCC

June 26, 2026

Earlier this week, our JCC gathered for its 113th Annual Meeting. It was a special evening to recognize the extraordinary contributions of our staff and volunteers and to elect the next slate of officers and directors who will help lead our organization in the year ahead. It was also a meaningful celebration of all we…

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3 Lifelong Recreational Skills Tennis Can Teach

June 24, 2026

The lessons learned through recreation often continue long after the activity itself ends. At JCC Indianapolis, we believe sports can teach lessons that last a lifetime, and tennis is a great example. While it helps participants stay active and improve physical fitness, it also encourages habits and skills that support lifelong participation in recreation and…

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Shabbat Shalom from Sam: The Ordinary Things Worth Protecting

June 19, 2026

This past weekend, I traveled to the Detroit area to celebrate a family simcha (a joyous occasion): the b’nai mitzvah of two of my next generation cousins.As we sat together before the service began, my cousin, the mom of one of the b’nai mitzvah boys, quietly shared something that has stayed with me all week.…

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