Film Festival SponsorshipsFilm Festival Sponsorships
Thank You To Our Sponsors
Film Sponsors
Anne Frank-After the Arrest
Anne Frank Center and USC Jewish Studies Program
Reckonings
Heidi & David Lovit and Lyssa & Jonathan Harvey
iMordecai
Peggy & David Jacobs | Pamela & Jeff Gross
The Jews and the Blues
Historic Columbia | Lewis & Babcock
Musical Entertainment for Closing Reception
Fred Davidson
Executive Producer
Charles & Jennifer Kahn
Kenny & Gracie Berger
Alan & Charlotte Kahn
Jane & David Kulbersh
Director
Dr. Herb & Eleanor Niestat
Debbie Ritter
Ellen & Fred Seidenberg
Festival Pass
Susan and Alan Brill
Lilly & Bruce Filler
Carl & Naomi Freedman
Roberta & Stephen Friedland
Jerry & Lois Gibson
Esther & Ira Greenberg
Rich and Laura Kagan
Susan Lourie
Ruth Marcus
Beth Maris
Michele and David Perrick
Sandra & Ed Poliakoff
Ruth Rast
Amy & Robert Scully
Joe & Wendy Sharnoff
Nancy Sonenshine
Lois and Abe Wandersman
Dr. Gerald & Sandra Euster
Film Sponsor
Keith & Jackie Dickman Babcock
Dr. Jeff & Pamela Gross
David & Peggy Jacobs
Jonathan & Lyssa Harvey
Heidi & David Lovit
Production Crew
Dr. Alice Adams
Frank & Melanie Baker
Clarke & Harold Friedman
Katherine & Jay Friedman
David and Jean Goldberg
Garson and Suzy Goldstein
Drs. David & Debbie Greenhouse
Beth & Harvey Helman
Ellen and Richard Helman
Jerry & Sue Kline
Rob & Shelley Kriegshaber
Barry & Lynda Laban
Patricia Lovit
Ernest & Donna Magaro
Bobbi & Gad Matzner
Dr. Howard & Nancy Nankin
Dr. Ezra & Mandy Riber
Stephen & Jennifer Savitz
Rick & Rachel Silver
Bill & Linda Stern
Doug & Jeanne Swager
Michael & Patty Tucker
Laurie Walden
Friends
Bobby & Gail Ginsberg
Dr. Fred & Marci Medway
Minda & Henry Miller
Jeff and Peggy Miller
Rene Neiger
Bonnie and Arnie Nurick
Erica & Todd Serbin
Randy & Cindi Stark
The 2023 Arline & Gerald Film Festival also thanks the following for their generous support:
Anne Frank Center at the University of South Carolina
Baker & Baker
Columbia Holocaust Education Commission
Dunbar Funeral Home
Historic Columbia
Kligman Fund for Jewish Cultural Arts
The Nickelodeon Theater
SC Holocaust Council
Selden K. Smith Foundation
USC Jewish Studies Program
Film Festival Order ConfirmationFilm Festival Order Confirmation
Thank you for your order! Please visit watch.jcccolumbia.org during the viewing window for your film and enter your voucher code or subscription number.
JAWS Swim TeamJAWS Swim Team
JAWS Year-Round Swim Team
What is JAWS Year-Round Swim Team?
Instructed by JCC JAWS Swim Team coaches, this year-round program allows swimmers the opportunity to gain experience in ‘off-season’ workouts with: lower numbers, a more beneficial coach-to-swimmer ratio, and an organized curriculum with day-to-day goals and objectives. It serves best to those already involved (or interested in) competitive swimming. This team’s focus is to form proper stroke technique while streamlining swimmer competence. With four, eight-week sessions available, this is the fastest route to summer-swimming-super-stardom. Swimmers aged 5-18.
Group Fitness Class DescriptionsGroup Fitness Class Descriptions
Barre is a combination of Pilates, Yoga, & Ballet movements creating an ideal total body workout. You will be using light weights, balls, and bands. Get ready to train like a dancer! All levels welcome.
B’HIIT has you working with kettle bells, bands and balls in a high intensity interval training (HIIT) format that will work the total body. Prior strength training recommended.
Cardio Combos class is for all fitness levels and body types. This workout targets endurance and strength.
Chair Aerobics allows you to move your body to improve your cardiovascular, flexibility & strength as you sit.
Chair Yoga is a fun way to improve your flexibility, stretching, deep breathing and seated yoga postures.
Complete Body works with hand weights and body bars as you strengthen and tone your body.
Core & More targets the abs, spine, internal & external oblique’s and glutes which will reshape and tone your body.
Cycling I Learn the basics of safe, efficient, lower-body cardio exercise that will enable you to take cycle classes anywhere, anytime, with any instructor—FOR LIFE. Progressive instruction helps build skills and capability at beginner and expert levels. This class is a great refresher class for even the most experienced cyclists.
Cycling ll provides the opportunity for you to challenge yourself with periods of intense cycling followed by recovery periods. Prior cycling experience is helpful.
Cycling lll is a high intensity class with varying resistance motivated by electrifying music; ends with stretching.
Heart and Muscle is for all ages and levels! We’ll warm up/stretch and then alternate cardio (you choose low or mid impact cardio intervals) with light weights to improve muscle tone and strength and finish with more stretching!
H.I.I.T IT! stands for High Intensity Interval Training and is for general fitness level with previous strength training and will focus on intervals at maximum intensity followed by a short rest is the best method for early engagement of your body’s fat burning system and the quickest way to improve your fitness level.
Pilates increase flexibility and builds core strength using positions and your own body weight for resistance. Mind and body work together through the body’s full range of motion.
Stretching for Health a class that will bring balance to your body & mind through breathing, flexibility, and relaxation.
Yoga is designed for those just starting out no matter what your degree of flexibility or experience might be.
Yoga Level II is designed for people who are ready to take their yoga to the next level. This class is an hour of cardio, strength and flexibility ending with relaxation. Previous Yoga experience is highly recommended.
Zumba combines high energy music with Latin influences and highlights unique moves and combinations. Utilizes interval training and resistance training
Class Schedules are subject to change without notice. We cannot guarantee it, but will attempt to post notices of cancellations. Please consult your physician before any exercise program. Please inform instructor or staff of any physical limitations prior to working out. Thank you for your understanding! ~ The Fitness Team
Click HERE to find a class time!
Don’t forget to call our Welcome Desk at 803.787.2023 to reserve a slot for class time!
JCC Camp Gesher COVID InformationJCC Camp Gesher COVID Information
Click here for 2022 Covid policy
For more information, visit our FAQ page.
JCC Camp Gesher FAQsJCC Camp Gesher FAQs
2022 Day Camp and Youth Programming Code of Conduct
What does my camper need to bring (1)
Frequently Asked Questions:
Do I need to provide any additional information about my camper?
Please make sure you have logged into Camp Docs and completed your camper’s profile. Even if you have filled it out in past years, you will need to go back in to verify that the information is current. If your camper’s profile is not complete, you will be required to complete it before your camper can be admitted to camp.
Additionally, please be sure that your balance for the session is paid in full.
What are drop off and pick up procedures for Winter Camp?
These procedures are different than they are during summer. You must park and escort your camper in and out of the building during winter camp. We will use ONLY the main entrance.
DROP OFF PROCEDURES
Please park in the main lot and walk your child into the building through the main entrance. When you bring your child in, please check in at the front desk with the Camp Gesher staff person. They will confirm that we have all of the necessary information for your camper, and then will have them escorted to camp. Do not drop your child off without personally checking them in with camp staff.
PICK UP PROCEDURES
Please park in the main lot and come into the building to pick up your camper. Do not park in the fire lane directly in front of the building. It will take a few minutes to have your camper escorted to you and the drive through needs to remain accessible. The front desk personnel will ask for a picture id and will confirm that each camper is leaving with their authorized grown-up.
What does my camper need to bring?
Please see the attached document for a full list of what your camper will need daily at camp.
What if I have a question or need to reach the staff about my camper?
During the camp day, please contact the JCC at 803-787-2023. If it is a time-sensitive issue, please do not leave a voicemail, but rather ask the person answering the phone to take a handwritten message and give it to staff immediately.
Outside of camp hours, please email Dani at danielleg@jcccolumbia.org or call and leave a voicemail at 803-787-2023 ext. 201. Email is the fastest way to get a response.