Children's Programming - United Jewish CouncilChildren's programs are created with an understanding that the events should be fun, creative, safe and Jewish in content. It may not always appear to be Jewish on the surface, but be assured it is woven in.

Through children's programming you are embarking on the start of your Jewish journey of community, tzedakah and caring for one another.

The following programs are included in this:

Club 678 is for Jewish Youth in 6th through 8th grade. This youth group is more than just having fun with your friends, it is also learning about tikkun olam, tzedakah and your community. All of our events will have a link to a Jewish value or action. The youth are encouraged to ask questions and offer solutions and ideas.
Kids Klub is for Jewish Youth in 4th and 5th grade. This youth group is more than just having fun with your friends, it is also learning about tikkum olan, tzedakah and your community. All of our events will have a link to Jewish value or action. The youth are encouraged to ask questions and offer solutions and ideas.
The Jewish Experience Fund provides stipends of up to $1000 for each Jewish child who resides within the area served by the United Jewish Council of Greater Toledo. Stipends may be used to supplement a qualifying Israel travel program and other qualifying programs as defined by the fund. • The entire $1000 may be used to supplement a qualifying Israel travel program. • Increments of $1000 not exceeding $250 per year can be used for other purposes as defined as qualifying programs. Please contact the Department of Jewish Programs for more information.
The PJ Library, supported by the Gary and Andrea Delman Family Foundation, is a wonderful free program that will nourish a Jewish life from the start. The PJ Library seeks to engage Jewish families with young children. Each participating child will receive a high quality Jewish children’s book or CD every month, through age 7.
Families requesting scholarship for The David Stone Hebrew Academy and Toledo Talmud Torah provide financial information to a JFS professional who evaluates the situation and makes a recommendation to a confidential scholarship committee which makes the final decision. This process also enables JFS to direct families to other resources to ease financial burdens.
For more than 40 years the Hebrew Academy doors have been open to all children within the Toledo Jewish community. Children of other faiths who have elected to experience the educational excellence that the Academy has to offer have always been welcome.
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Children and adults considering educational programs should contact local congregations for synagogue sponsored opportunities.
TBJE provides the services of an educational consultant to assist all community religious schools, the Hebrew Academy, JCC/YMCA childcare program and the Chabad preschool in meeting the needs of children within the community who are in need of special assistance in their Jewish education.
A new program designed to reach out to 2nd and 3rd grade Jewish Youth. This program exposes the children to social environments, arts & crafts, education, and most importantly connecting with other Jewish kids.

Young people ages 7 to 12 and teens aged 13 to 18 are trained and matched with a child with special needs. The program is designed to foster a relationship between Jewish peer volunteers and children with special needs in a non-institutional setting. Contact Jewish Family Service for more information.
Each summer in June, Club 678 and BBYO make a joint excursion to Cedar Point for a day of fun.