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Tidewater Jewish Foundation (TJF) seeks an experienced candidate for the full-time position of Marketing and Communications Coordinator. Under the direction and in collaboration with the President and CEO, the Marketing and Communications Coordinator plays an integral role in the advancement of the Foundation’s mission – to support/promote charitable giving and ensure the future of the Tidewater Jewish community through philanthropic fund development. The Marketing and Communications Coordinatior is the primary communications staff person for TJF, and is expected to provide the expertise needed to drive the planning and execution of a broad, multi-faceted marketing and outreach strategy.
Requirements: Bachelor's Degree in Communications, Marketing, Public Relations, or other related study path. Minimum 3 years of experience in direct marketing, such as leading strategy development and implementation, writing, and editing copy for print and digital viewership, and assessing effectiveness of marketing and communications efforts.
Salary is competitive and commensurate with experience.
Complete job description at www.jewishva.org/TJF Submit cover letter, resume, and salary requirements to: resumes@ujft.org Attn: Taffy Hunter, Human Resources director.
EOE
Employment Opportunity Development Strategist
Virginia-based or remote considered
Tidewater Jewish Foundation (TJF) is a $125 million regional community foundation which supports the Jewish communities of Southeastern Virginia. TJF supports the development, investment, and management of endowment funds for numerous area agencies and synagogues including two Jewish day schools, United Jewish Federation of Tidewater, Beth Sholom Village, and Jewish Family Service. The Development Strategist should integrate presentation delivery, have active listening skills, and probing techniques to cultivate relatedness through dialogue. In concert with and trained by the CEO, the Development Strategist will shape TJF’s multi-generational endowment development plan including teen philanthropy, LIFE & LEGACY, and Jewish Future Pledge Programs.
Requirements: Bachelor’s Degree with at least two (2) years’ experience in one or more of the following: marketing, financial planning, sales, community relations, development/fundraising, foundations and/or grant making. Non-profit experience not required; however, is a plus. Proficient use of MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) and Adobe Acrobat, required. Salesforce experience a plus; ability to work within and understand customized database to include becoming proficient. Salary is competitive and commensurate with experience.
Complete job description at www.jewishva.org/TJF
Submit cover letter, resume, and salary requirements to: resumes@ujft.org Attn: Taffy Hunter, Human Resources director.
EOE
NOVEMBER 15, TUESDAY
Tom Dugan stars in Wiesenthal, a one-man show that tells the inspiring true story of Simon Wiesenthal at the Well’s Theatre. Presented as a fundraiser for the Holocaust Commission of the United Jewish Federation of Tidewater. Proceeds will in part fund a performance the following day for students. 7 pm. To purchase tickets, visit vastage.org.
NOVEMBER 17, THURSDAY
The Lee and Bernard Jaffe Family Jewish Book Festival presents Letty Cottin Pogrebin, author of Shanda: A Memoir of Shame and Secrecy. 7:30 pm. Pre-registration required. For more information, 757-965-6137. To learn more or to register for events, visit JewishVA.org/BookFest. See page 30.
ORIGINS: Ancient Jewish History in an International Context, a 4-week course offered by UJFT’s Konikoff Center for Learning taught by Rabbi Michael Panitz. The Jewish religion has a core story: a narrative of our people’s early history. What, in fact, is the history behind the narrative? We can better understand our history—as well as our “story”—by exploring the international framework in which our people emerged. 12 pm. Course cost is $60 for 4 weeks and offers both in-person and online attendance options. For more information and to register, visit Jewishva.org/KCL or contact Sierra Lautman at slautman@ujft.org or 757-965-6107.
NOVEMBER 19, SATURDAY
Kids Night Out at the Simon Family JCC. Children 4–12 years old. Swim is lifeguard supervised for those that can swim without a flotation device. 6–10 pm. $20 per child; each additional sibling is $15 (max of $50 per household). Register by 4 pm on November 18 at the JCC front desk or call 757-321-2338. See page 33.
Middle School Late Night Lock-in at the Simon Family JCC. Enjoy a Saturday evening with friends after hours at the Simon Family JCC. Bring a bathing suit, towel, warm clothes, and a flashlight. JCC will bring the snacks, tunes, fun, and special after-dark adventure. 6-10 pm. FREE and open to students in grades 6-8. For more information or to register, visit JewishVA.org/Lockin or contact Dave Flagler at DFlagler@UJFT.org.
NOVEMBER 20, SUNDAY
Mikvah Taharas Chaya’s formal inauguration to take place. 420 Spotswood Ave. 12–2 pm. mikvahnorfolk@gmail.com.
Jewish Museum of Cultural Center presents Rick Rivin on Jewish Roots of Modern American Architects. Part of the Arthur Z. Steinberg Memorial Lecture Series. The talk explores the work and backgrounds of Jews who have been recognized nationally and internationally for their impact on the architectural profession. 3 pm. 757-391-9266. www.jewishmuseumportsmouth.org.
NOVEMBER 21–DECEMBER 12 MONDAYS
Children in Israel Club, K–2nd grade. Kids get to experience what it is like to live in Israel though games, crafts, cooking, song, dance, and more. The class is led by JCC Israeli Shinshinim, Aya Sever and Alma Ben Chorin. 3:30–4:30 pm. Sign up at the front desk in advance or call 757-321-2338. $55 for JCC members/$70 for future members, covers all supplies, food, and more. Contact Nofar for questions: NTrem@UJFT.org
NOVEMBER 23, WEDNESDAY Joint Thanksgiving Service with Ohef Sholom Temple and Freemason Street Baptist
Church will be held at Freemason Street Baptist Church. 6 pm reception and 7 pm service. For more information, call 757-625-4295 or visit ohefsholom.org. See page 23.
NOVEMBER 30, WEDNESDAY
United Against Hate. Presented by U.S. District Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia Jessica D. Aber. 7:30 pm. Sandler Family Campus. Registration is required by November 23. Email usavae.rsvp@ usdoj.gov of contact Rebecca Gantt at Rebecca.gantt@usdoj.gov or Elka Mednick, UJFT’s JCRC assistant director, at EMednick@ujft.org. See page 8.
DECEMBER 1, THURSDAYS
Beyond the Bible—The People of Israel in the World of Ancient Empires, a four-week course offered by UJFT’s Konikoff Center for Learning taught by Rabbi Michael Panitz. 12–1 pm. Course cost is $60 for 4 weeks and offers both in-person and online attendance options. For more information and to register, visit Jewishva.org/KCL or contact Sierra Lautman at slautman@ujft.org or 757-965-6107.
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