The Utah Section of the National Council of Jewish Women comes with a price tag—traveling to conferences, attending training programs, and putting on informative programs that will impact the many rather than the few.
NCJW is recognized as an organization described in section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue code. Contributions are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.
When you make a tax deductible donation to honor someone in your life, it supports the NCJW Utah mission to provide services and advocate for issues important to women, children and families.
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We sincerely appreciate all donations made!
We read in the Talmud, “As my father planted for me, so I plant for my children.” It is our turn to plant for our children and future generations.
Helping us produce educational programs, perform community service and advocate for the many important causes we take on.
Help us bring prominent women in Utah government and organizations to be featured speakers in our Kitty Kaplan Memorial Lecture Series educational program. Read about our beloved Kitty Kaplan, NCJW Utah past president and leader.
Support NCJW Utah programs
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We sincerely appreciate all donations made!
Generations of women have volunteered their time and financial resources to ensure the health and financial of viability NCJW. Donate online or by postal mail.
We read in the Talmud, “As my father planted for me, so I plant for my children.” It is our turn to plant for our children and future generations.
Helping us produce educational programs, perform community service and advocate for the many important causes we take on.
Kitty Kaplan Memorial Lecture Series
Help us bring prominent women in Utah government and organizations as featured speakers in our Kitty Kaplan Memorial Lecture Series educational program. Read about our beloved Kitty Kaplan, NCJW Utah past president and leader.
A fundraising program enabling NCJW Utah Section to thrive into the future . . . l'dor v'dor . . . from generation to generation. Read more . . .
The Utah Section of the National Council of Jewish Women comes with a price tag—traveling to conferences, attending training programs, and putting on informative programs that will impact the many rather than the few.
NCJW is recognized as an organization described in section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue code. Contributions are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.
When you make a tax deductible donation to honor someone in your life, it supports the NCJW Utah mission to provide services and advocate for issues important to women, children and families.
