Adolph & Rose Levis JCC enters new chapter with building purchase and major renovation
The Adolph & Rose Levis Jewish Community Center (Levis JCC) is undergoing a $9 million renovation of its 31,000-square-foot main building on the Toby & Leon Cooperman Campus, which is part of the 100-acre Jewish Federation of South Palm Beach County campus. The project follows the purchase of the building from the Federation earlier this year, a milestone that provided a permanent home for the organization and positioned it for continued growth.Since 1983, the Levis JCC has served as a hub for Jewish life and engagement. Its programs span early childhood education, summer camp, cultural arts, special needs services, wellness, community programming and opportunities for people of all ages to gather, learn and grow.The investment supports long-term growth and continued service to the community. Once complete, the reimagined space will provide a more modern, accessible and welcoming community center designed to serve individuals and families for generations to come.“Purchasing our…
The Adolph & Rose Levis Jewish Community Center (Levis JCC) is undergoing a $9 million renovation of its 31,000-square-foot main building on the Toby & Leon Cooperman Campus. This project follows the purchase of the building from the Jewish Federation of South Palm Beach County earlier this year, establishing a permanent home for the organization. The renovation, part of the "Elevating Our Future Capital Campaign," aims to create a modern, accessible, and welcoming community center to serve evolving needs. Marty Haberer, president and CEO of the Levis JCC, stated, "It’s about creating a permanent home that reflects the strength of our community." The renovation is expected to be completed this fall, with a grand reopening planned for early December.
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