The 18th annual JCC Big Night is Saturday, March 1st! This year’s theme is “Big Night Olympics.” The community event will unite everyone “in the spirit of competition and togetherness” at the Jewish Community Center (JCC) in Squirrel Hill. This event is going to be so much fun for the community!
“Big Night Olympics will bring together guests from all corners of the community to enjoy an evening of fun, friendly competition, and celebration.” There will be Olympic style games, along with food inspired from all over the world! You can also check out the Gold Medal Auction. All of this supports the JCC’s mission of “inclusivity and service.”
With the event approaching soon, Big Night has raised nearly $1 million for JCC’s programs and services.
“Big Night Olympics is a celebration of everything that makes our community strong and diverse,” said Fara Marcus, Chief Development and Marketing Officer, in a press release. “We are so close to reaching our goal, and every contribution helps us continue making a difference in the lives of so many individuals and families.”
Big Night is all about bringing people together. “Just as the Olympics unites nations, Big Night unites individuals and families from across Pittsburgh regardless of background, ability, or financial need.”
“The JCC serves as one of the largest social service, recreational, and educational organizations in the region, offering vital programs for people of all ages.” They provided $2.4 million in scholarships last year. “Individuals of all ages, abilities, religions, and financial circumstances could access life-changing programs, including childcare, summer camps, wellness classes, and services for older adults.”
It’s so important for the Pittsburgh area. Each year it gets bigger, providing so many outstanding programs for the community. What a great night it’s going to be!
Doors open at 7pm and the event begins at 7:30pm. VIP guests will enjoy an exclusive experience–doors open at 6:30pm, program begins at 6:45pm. Get your tickets online now!
This content was provided by a local, independent contributor to Made in PGH, a lifestyle blog.
