What makes GHC so special?
See why so many consider GHC "their second home."
Please click HERE for a short video from members of GHC.
75th anniversary gala
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A wonderful time was had by all who attended our 75th Anniversary Gala in June 2022.
GREAT Food, GREAT Illusionist, GREAT Memorabilia Display, GREAT people!
To view the program, including recognition of past Presidents and Proclamations by various govenment officials, please click HERE.
To view GALA photos, please click HERE.
To view our vitural journal, please click HERE.
Disability accessible?
GHC has three designated disability designated parking spaces on the side of the front entrance, along with a ramp leading to the front doors. We also have a ramp inside the sanctuary for anyone needing to go onto the bimah where our ark is located. Our seating in the sanctuary is all movable so any special accomodations needed can be met.
We also offer hearing assistance devices for the hearing impaired and large size siddurim to assist the visually impaired.
Do you wanna build a snowman?
On Jan 7, 2022, at the last minute, several GHC'rs gathered together to have a fun time building a snowman and having some hot chocolate.
Jan 2022
Tizmoret performs 10-23-21
On October 23, 2021 GHC honored those children and families who had their Bar or Bat Mitvah from March 2020 - June 2021, which was the height of the pandemic. While they were deprived of the usual congregational celebration, to show how much GHC appreciated them working with us during this trying time, we celebrated with them by bringing in the a cappella group Tizmoret who joined in the service and then gave a mini-concert during the special Kiddush luncheon. To hear the final two prayers that Tizmoret sang, please click HERE.
hanukkah 2021
gala - 2021
HONORING OUR PAST PRESIDENT, NAOMI FEINKIND
View our Journal, which includes the ads, contributors, tributes from the Clergy, Officers etc as well as Proclamations from our elected officials.
To view our Gala, click HERE. Enjoy!
GHC Celebrates its 75th year anniversary!
Established in 1947, GHC has come a long way from its inception to today. For those historians, our first building, (see below) had been a house situated on the estate of Richard R. Tyre. An article in the Herald Statemean, on January 30, 1947, reporting the first meeting of the Greenburgh Hebrew Center, also appears below.
