PJ Library 5th Birthday Celebration - Kids' Party

On December 8, children from
across Central Massachusetts will sing “Happy Birthday” to the PJ Library at a
party celebrating the program’s five years of bringing Jewish-themed books and
other media to children across the region. 
The party is free and open to the public.  To RSVP, please contact Mindy Hall at mhall@jfcm.org.

PJ Library is a Jewish national
literacy project that is managed locally by the Jewish Federation of Central
Mass and funded by the Harold N. Cotton Memorial Fund.  Each month, more than 225 children within the
region, ages 6 months to 6-1/2 years, who are part of a family where one parent
or grandparent is of the Jewish faith, receive an age-appropriate Jewish
children’s book or CD in the mail.  The
program aims to encourage literacy as well as cultural identity in children
with any connection to Judaism.    The
December 8 birthday party will celebrate the program’s successes and mark the
fifth anniversary of PJ Library’s launch in Central Massachusetts.

About PJ Library

The PJ Library is a national
literacy project created by the Harold Grinspoon Foundation and is partnered
locally with the Jewish Federation of Central Mass and the Harold N. Cotton
Memorial Fund.  Subscriptions are
available for children form six months to six-and-a-half years throughout the
52 cities and towns located in Central Massachusetts. For more information,
visit http://bit.ly/18W0NF3.

About the Jewish Federation of Central Massachusetts

Established in 1948, the
Jewish Federation of Central Massachusetts is dedicated to the preservation and
enrichment of Jewish life. Working in partnership with national Jewish
Federations of North America, Federation also helps thousands of people
annually in Israel, the US and around the world. Federation resources help
rescue the imperiled, comfort the distressed, and provide relief from crisis,
natural disasters, and hunger.  For more
information, visit www.jewishcentralmass.org.