Bothell family looking for a part-time Hebrew-speaking nanny …

…beginning in September

A bit about us: we’re a Jewish family of 4 living in downtown Bothell and are very interested in ensuring our 4-year-old and 9-month-old daughters develop literacy in and appreciation for the Hebrew language. I studied Hebrew for 12+ years in Jewish day schools, and we’re eager to get all the help we can in fostering a strong connection to the Hebrew language. Email Jonathan Elkin for more info.

posted 6/25/25

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Congregation Beth Shalom – Membership & Engagement Coordinator

Role: Congregation Beth Shalom (CBS) is looking for a dynamic person to help us strengthen connections within our congregation and with the wider community. If you like supporting events, building community, and have a passion for Jewish life—this may be the job for you!
What we are looking for:
• Extensive administrative experience; detail-oriented with good organizational skills
• Experience in project and event organizing
• Experience with a membership database; Salesforce/ShulCloud experience a big plus
• Excellent verbal, written and telephone communication skills
• Strong relationship skills working with members, staff and community partners
Learn more here: CBS Engagement and Membership Coordinator 2025

posted 6/20/25

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Sage and Scholars Program – Student Volunteers needed! 

Join us in helping Jewish senior home residents connect with Judaism and Jewish community! Volunteering options are described below. Please fill out this Google form or contact j.alpren@universityprep.org if you are interested in participating!

PROGRAMS:

Sign up to drive a senior home resident to services at Temple Beth Am

Volunteers will be paired with senior home residents to provide transportation to services at Temple Beth Am, a reform synagogue located in Wedgewood (about ten minutes from the UW campus). They will also accompany the residents during the services. This program fosters connection between residents and volunteers, allows residents to connect with a new community of people, and provides easy access to synagogue for residents who may not have any other ways to attend services. Services at Beth Am are free for both volunteers and residents even if they are not members.

Sign up to study Jewish texts with Jewish Senior Home Residents

This Chevrutah/study-buddy program pairs Jewish senior home residents with high school or college volunteer “buddies” to read and discuss Jewish texts–anything from the Parsha to Kafka. These study sessions typically take place at the senior’s place of residence anywhere from 1-4 times a month and are a great way for seniors to build meaningful relationships with younger volunteers while engaging with Jewish texts. Volunteers are welcome to attend sessions alone or in small groups.

posted 4/8/25

Eden Village West is looking for summer bunk counselors and specialists!