The Jewish Community Center was founded originally
 as the Young Men's and Young Women's Hebrew
 Association and eventually changed its name to the
 Jewish Community Center. Between 1910 and 1952, 
it moved to five different locations in York City. This was because earlier in our nation's history, Jewish people were not 
as welcome in public organizations as they are today. 
Beginning in 1952, the building at 120 East Market Street
 became the center for everything Jewish except religious 
activity. ...

The Jewish Community Center was founded originally
 as the Young Men's and Young Women's Hebrew
 Association and eventually changed its name to the
 Jewish Community Center. Between 1910 and 1952, 
it moved to five different locations in York City. This was because earlier in our nation's history, Jewish people were not 
as welcome in public organizations as they are today. 
Beginning in 1952, the building at 120 East Market Street
 became the center for everything Jewish except religious 
activity. ...

The Jewish Community Center was founded originally
 as the Young Men's and Young Women's Hebrew
 Association and eventually changed its name to the
 Jewish Community Center. Between 1910 and 1952, 
it moved to five different locations in York City. This was because earlier in our nation's history, Jewish people were not 
as welcome in public organizations as they are today. 
Beginning in 1952, the building at 120 East Market Street
 became the center for everything Jewish except religious 
activity. ...

In an age in which camps are getting bigger, less personal, and stressing athletic competition more and more, there is a need for camps that offer a genuine camping experience and an opportunity for our children to live in harmony with themselves, others, and the environment. ...

Summer sports camps should be memorable for all children. They should lead to excitement and anticipation. US Sports Institute's camps lead to enthusiasm, purpose and fulfillment and day camps become exactly what they should be ," great fun! ...

Camp Hebron is a year round Christian Camp and retreat center located on the side of Peters Mountain in Powell's valley, just 20 miles north of Harrisburg, PA. ...

Welcome to Phillips Exeter Academy, a co-educational residential school serving 1000 students in grades 9 through 12, and post-graduate level. Exeter, founded in 1781 by John Phillips, has a tradition of academic excellence, a distinguished faculty, and a long history of educating young people to find their place in the world. ...

Camp Walden offers a wide range of activities for every camper's interests. Campers participate in land sports, waterfront activities, creative and performing arts and outdoor adventure activities. Our campers enjoy structured programs and for the most part they move with their age group to and from the activities - this gives each camper the chance to enjoy a well-rounded program while cultivating strong relationships with their peers. ...

TW Sources.com is run by a small group of niche industry researchers & online retail website owners who joined years ago with a goal to provide consumers, tennis players of all levels, fellow pro shop owners, resorts & clubs the industry contacts necessary to purchase tennis supplies at cost for an average savings of 75%, by placing orders through the actual manufacturing facilities "in-house" sales offices and international liquidators overseas in countries throughout Central & South America, Asia and Africa. ...

Camp serves all girls ages 5-17. Diverse, exciting program. Penn. historical program. Non-scouts are welcome. ...