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  • By Reporter staff
    The Jewish Federation of Greater Binghamton will hold a Secure Community Network’s “Be Aware” security training session on Thursday, August 6, beginning at 6:30 pm, at the Jewish Community Center. The training will be led by Mark Henderson, regional security advisor, Rochester, for the Secure Community Network. The training is for the entire Binghamton community and details can be shared with anyone who may be interested in attending. Registration is required for this traini...

  • The Jewish Federation of Greater Binghamton and Jewish Community Center will co-sponsor a free Canva training event on Thursday, July 30, at 6 pm, at the JCC in the meeting room. The training will be led by Rose Shapiro and Lauren Fitch. Those planning to attend should register by Wednesday, July 29, through this link or by calling the Federation office at 607-724-2332. Attendees should plan to bring their own laptops or tablets.

    “Would you like to learn to make flyers, social media posts an...

  • By Reporter staff

    The Jewish Federation of Greater Binghamton will hold its annual Super Sunday phonathon on Sunday, August 23, at the Jewish Community Center, starting at 10 am. Follow-up calls will be made through September. 
    “We are grateful for community members who pledge early. It truly reduces the burden for our Campaign volunteers,” said Shelley Hubal, executive director of the Federation. “August 23 will be the beginning of our phone campaign for community members who have yet to pl...

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