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NCJW TRIBUTE CARDS
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Do you need to send a thank you note for a special dinner, recognition of a Bar message of condolence, or a celebration of a graduation, an engagement, a wedding, or a new grandchild? NCJW Tribute Cards are the perfect answer. They can be sent on your behalf for a contribution of $5.00 or more.
Now there is a new easy way to have your tributes sent: The Arizona Section TRIBUTE BANK. See our Tribute Cards page for further details
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Sun. Jan 29: Teen Dating Abuse Brunch. Click here for flyer,
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Teen Dating Abuse Awareness
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One in five teenagers will be involved in an abusive dating relationship by the time they leave high school. In order to help teens potentially abusive relationship National Council of Jewish Women – Arizona Section runs a program that is provided free of charge to your youth group or school.
Click here for further information.
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January Bulletin is now available. To view click the Bulletins Button to go to our Bulletins Page.
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Message from NCJW Arizona Section
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It saddens us that Gabby Gifford is planning to resign her seat in the House of Representatives and we wish her continued success in her rehabilitation. Gabby has been a steadfast supporter on many issues facing the women of Arizona as well as all women across the United States. She has been a true blue “sister” in many ways. We look forward to the day when Gabby returns to public office and she can take up where she left off in her pursuit of her goals and aspirations
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