Programs

The Mitzvah Volunteer Program is a club for boys and girls in grade 6 and 7 that will teach the art of giving, volunteering and making a difference in the world today. We will also learn about various disabilities as well as the appropriate conduct while volunteering.

A weekly program that will allow adults to participate in the LifeTown Shoppes, help with event and project preparation, swim or take a music class while enjoying social time with peers in the community.

All participants need to bring a brown bag lunch to be enjoyed with their friends.

Participants will enjoy recreational sports, games and assist in project and event preparation.

Dinner available upon request.

Monday after-school children and teens will enjoy two hours of swimming, participating in sports and recreation, enjoying time on the playground, and exploring their creativity with art and games. They will also benefit from the support and companionship of a teenage volunteer throughout the evening. Dinner and early drop-off is available upon request.

Join in with other adults at the theater for a movie and fresh popped popcorn!

Please note 1:1 volunteers will not be provided.

A weekly program that will allow adults to participate in a variety of woodworking, creative art activities, art skills, and culinary preparation while enjoying social time with peers in the community.

Lunch will be made and enjoyed by participants.

Tuesday after-school children and teens will enjoy two hours of swimming, participating in culinary activities, and exploring their creativity with art and games. They will also benefit from the support and companionship of a teenage volunteer throughout the evening. Dinner and early drop-off is available upon request.

A weekly program that will allow adults to participate in the LifeTown Shoppes, help with event and project preparation,  and take part in a game of bowling all while enjoying social time with peers in the community.

All participants need to bring a brown bag lunch to be enjoyed with their friends.

Participants will enjoy culinary preparation, games and dinner with peers.

Wednesday after-school children and teens will enjoy two hours of swimming, participating in creative art, enjoying time on the playground, and games. They will also benefit from the support and companionship of a teenage volunteer throughout the evening. Dinner and early drop-off is available upon request.

A weekly program that will allow adults to participate in the LifeTown Shoppes , help with event and project preparation,  enjoy Challah making while enjoying social time with peers in the community.

All participants need to bring a brown bag lunch to be enjoyed with their friends.

Thursday after-school children and teens will enjoy two hours of swimming, participating in bowling, and exploring their creativity with art and games. They will also benefit from the support and companionship of a teenage volunteer throughout the evening. Dinner and early drop-off is available upon request.

Prior to volunteering, each teenage volunteer and a parent are required to attend a Volunteer Orientation. Orientation gives volunteers the opportunity to become familiar with the facility and to learn more about what to expect from volunteering at Friendship Circle programs.

Meet up for a social night out with friends.

An evening honoring our Teen Volunteers. The Fellowship Award will be given out to outstanding volunteers.

Join us on Ryan’s Field for football drills, non-contact recreational play, and fun alongside the Livingston Lancers Football Teams. 

Fun for the whole family! Play in the gym, experience the sand room and sensory rooms, explore the playground, or create in the art room. *Please note that the LifeTown Shoppes are NOT included. Parents/guardians must remain with their children at all times. Ages 0-10

Spend Sunday morning celebrating the joy of Jewish learning! Activities may include baking, playing sports, and celebrating Jewish holidays throughout the year.

Spend Sunday morning celebrating the joy of Jewish learning! Activities may include baking, playing sports, and celebrating Jewish holidays throughout the year.

These weekly visits take place in the comfort of your own home, giving your child the opportunity to enjoy the companionship of a teenage volunteer. For children up to 12 years old