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Shannon Levitt
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Staff Writer, Jewish News of Greater Phoenix
Scottsdale
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By Shannon Levitt Verified| Jewish News of Greater Phoenix Verified Steve and Debi Heims of Sedona proudly signed the Endowment Book of Life at the Ina Levine Jewish Community Campus on Wednesday, April 2, pledging their commitment to the financial future of the Jewish Community of Sedona and the Verde Valley (JCSVV). In so doing, they took the lead in bringing several Jewish Sedonans into the Center for Jewish Philanthropy of Greater Phoenix’s (CJP) Life & Legacy program.
By Shannon Levitt Verified| Jewish News of Greater Phoenix Verified During this year’s celebration of Israel’s 77th birthday on Thursday, May 1, the Valley of the Sun Jewish Community Center (VOSJCC) in Scottsdale is changing things up a little by introducing the Torch Lighter Award. This honor will be bestowed on a community member who has gone above and beyond in their commitment to Israel and fosters understanding and empathy by promoting education, unity and hope through dialogue and conversation.
By Shannon Levitt Verified| Jewish News of Greater Phoenix Verified Steve and Debi Heims of Sedona proudly signed the Endowment Book of Life at the Ina Levine Jewish Community Campus on Wednesday, April 2, pledging their commitment to the financial future of the Jewish Community of Sedona and the Verde Valley (JCSVV). In so doing, they took the lead in bringing several Jewish Sedonans into the Center for Jewish Philanthropy of Greater Phoenix’s (CJP) Life & Legacy program.
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Jewish News of Greater Phoenix
Educated, active, affluent Arizonans have been reading the family-owned Jewish News of Greater Phoenix for the past 70 years, when a visionary business owner founded the independent community newspaper. The award-winning professional staff's timely, accurate editorial and advertising information is handsomely presented to a growing audience in print and online. Jewish News readers value our weekly newspaper and website for information they need to be in touch with the Jewish world, locally, nationally and internationally. 93% read every issue cover to cover and our award-winning editorial content provides the perfect environment for advertisers wishing to reach a targeted, affluent market in print and online. We publish several special sections and issues to help readers enhance their holidays and the quality of their lives. Jewish News also publishes an annual Community Directory, which has been a widely distributed, highly valued resource for longtime readers and Valley newcomers and visitors since 1989. Best of Jewish Phoenix magazine was launched in January 2014 and has become an annual publication featuring the best of what the Phoenix community has to offer.
Scottsdale, United States
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Founded: 1948