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MID-ISLAND Y JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER INC

PLAINVIEW, NY · EIN 111841899 · Form 990 · FY2024 · NTEE P84 · Human Services · Large ($10M-$50M) · miyjcc.org
revenue
$19.0M
expenses
$19.8M
net assets
$5.8M
employees
782
volunteers
14
program ratio
73%
mission · from form 990

PROVIDE VITAL SERVICES & FOSTER JEWISH IDENTITY, PERSONAL GROWTH, FAMILY STRENGTH AND COMMUNITY.

profile · synthesized from sources

Jewish community center in Plainview, NY providing social, educational, and recreational programs for children, adults, and seniors. Offers early childhood education, camp programs, fitness and aquatics, and specialized services for individuals with special needs. Emphasizes Jewish cultural and religious values, including kosher dietary standards and holiday observances, within a safe and inclusive environment.

irs program accomplishments · form 990 part iii · fy2024

What they reported doing

  1. #1 primary $3.50M
    SEE SCHEDULE OTHE EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER OF THE MID-ISLAND Y JCC CONSISTS OF A VARIETY OF PROGRAMS OFFERED TO CHILDREN FROM 6 WEEKS OF AGE THROUGH AND INCLUDING PRE-KINDERGARTEN FOR 12 MONTHS PER YEAR. CLASSES OFFER AGE APPROPRIATE PRE-KINDERGARTEN COMMON CORE CURRICULUM BASED ON NEW YORK STATE STANDARDS. CLASSES ARE OFFERED AT A VARIETY OF TIMES INCLUDING FULL DAY, HALF DAY, AND EXTENDED DAY OPTIONS WITH EARLY DROP OFF AND LATE STAY OPTIONS AVAILABLE. STUDENTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS ARE GLADLY ACCEPTED. THIS PROGRAM IS IDEAL FOR THE WORKING PARENT OFFERING FLEXIBILITY AND FULL YEAR PROGRAMMING. FITNESS AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IS SUPPORTED THROUGH ORGANIZED PLAY IN TWO INDOOR GYMS, INDOOR SWIMMING INSTRUCTION, AND OUTDOOR PLAY IN FOUR SPECIALLY DESIGNED EARLY CHILDHOOD PLAYGROUNDS AND CERTIFIED OUTDOOR NATURE CLASSROOM. FULL DAY CHILDREN ARE PROVIDED LUNCH AND SNACKS AS APPROPRIATE WITH ALL DIETARY NEEDS AND ALLERGIES ADDRESSED. THE LUNCH MENU IS SUPERVISED BY A CERTIFIED NUTRITIONIST. MIYJCC NURSERY TEACHERS ARE ALL NEW YORK STATE CERTIFIED EARLY CHILDHOOD TEACHERS MAINTAINING A STANDARD THAT GOES BEYOND THE NEW YORK STATE REQUIREMENTS. THE EARLY CHILDHOOD CENTER IS LICENSED BY THE OFFICE OF CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES AND REGULATED BY THE NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION. ADDITIONAL PARENT AND CHILD PROGRAMS AND EXTRACURRICULAR CLASSES ARE OFFERED THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. SPECIAL PROGRAMS, OUTSIDE ENTERTAINMENT, PARENT INVOLVEMENT, AND HOLIDAY CELEBRATIONS ARE ALL PART OF THE EXCITEMENT. MIYJCC'S NEWEST PROGRAM IS THE PARENTING CENTER WHICH PROVIDES PARENT AND CHILD CLASSES, WORKSHOPS AND EVENTS.
  2. #2 $3.48M
    SEE SCHEDULE OTHE FAMILY SERVICES CENTER OF THE MID-ISLAND Y JCC CONSISTS OF SENIOR ADULT AND ADULT PROGRAMS, TEEN PROGRAMS, BEFORE, AFTER SCHOOL, AND SPECIALTY PROGRAMS FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS AND THE ADLER CENTER FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS. THE ADULT AND SOCIAL SERVICES CENTER PROVIDES SUPPORTIVE, SOCIAL, AND INTELLECTUAL PROGRAMMING/SERVICES FOR FAMILIES AND ADULTS IN THE COMMUNITY. THE ADULT AND SOCIAL SERVICES CENTER SEEKS TO ENGAGE THE COMMUNITY IN ALL ASPECTS OF LIFE INCLUDING PHYSICAL, SPIRITUAL, EMOTIONAL, INTELLECTUAL, AND SOCIAL ACTIVITIES TO STAY INVOLVED, ALERT, AND ENJOY A PRODUCTIVE AND HEALTHY LIFE. THE CENTER PROVIDES CULTURALLY SENSITIVE AND DYNAMIC SERVICES THAT CONNECT INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES, AND THE COMMUNITY. PARTICIPANTS CAN EXPERIENCE CULTURE AND ART, INVESTIGATE AND EXPAND JEWISH HERITAGE, CHALLENGE AND STIMULATE INTELLECT, AS WELL AS NAVIGATE LIFE CHANGES AT VARIOUS LIFE JUNCTURES. THE ADULT AND SOCIAL SERVICES CENTER ACHIEVES THIS THROUGH ENGAGING THE SENIOR ADULT AND ADULT COMMUNITY IN THE FOLLOWING SUPPORT SERVICES INCLUDING SUPPORT GROUPS (BEREAVEMENT LOSS OF SPOUSE, BEREAVEMENT LOSS OF PARENT, SEPARATION AND DIVORCE, GROWING UP WITH DIVORCED PARENTS, PARENTS OF CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS, SIBLINGS OF CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL NEEDS, GRANDPARENTS CIRCLE), INDIVIDUAL COUNSELING, PARTNERS-IN-CARING (BRINGING SOCIAL SERVICES INTO PARTNERING SYNAGOGUES), ENGAGE - BABY BOOMER VOLUNTEER CORP, HATZILU RESCUE ORGANIZATION, ALZHEIMER'S DAY SERVICES PROGRAM, AND THE POB CARE AND PROJECT PACE NNORC PROGRAMS. ADDITIONAL SOCIAL PROGRAMMING INCLUDES SENIOR CIRCLES, ACTIV FOR BABY BOOMERS, MEN'S GROUP - Y'S GUYS, DISCUSSION GROUPS, LIAISING AMONG CENTER, SENIORS, AND THEIR FAMILIES, JEWISH AND SECULAR HOLIDAY CELEBRATIONS, ART CLASSES, POETRY SERIES AND CONTEST, SENIOR CHORUS, AND BRIDGE AND MAH JONGG.JEWISH PROGRAMMING FOR ALL AGES INCLUDES ISRAELI MOVIE SCREENINGS, AUTHOR'S SERIES, LUNCH AND LEARN WITH LOCAL RABBIS AND JEWISH EDUCATORS, RUSSIAN SPEAKING JEWISH FAMILY PROGRAMMING - BRIJE, AND HOLIDAY PROGRAMS IN THE LOBBY.TEEN PROGRAMMING IS DIVERSE AND INCLUDES RECREATIONAL PROGRAMMING, LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT, WEEKLY GROUPS FOCUSED ON GROUP DISCUSSIONS WITH GUEST SPEAKERS AND PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS, SUCH AS EMPLOYMENT SKILLS, RESUME WRITING, AND PUBLIC SPEAKING. ALL TEENS ENROLLED IN THE TEENS AS LEADERS PROGRAMS ARE REQUIRED TO DO COMMUNITY SERVICE WITHIN THE MIYJCC AND IN THE COMMUNITY. ADDITIONAL PROGRAMS FOR TEENS INCLUDE AN EXTENSIVE LEARNING CENTER OFFERING HOMEWORK ASSISTANCE, STUDY SKILLS, ONE-ON-ONE AND GROUP TUTORING SESSIONS, SAT, PSAT AND ACT CLASSES, AND TEST PREP AND REGENTS REVIEW CLASSES.IN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE WORKING PARENTS, THE FAMILY SERVICES CENTER OFFERS BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL AND MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS IN THE LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICTS. STUDENTS CAN BE DROPPED OFF AS EARLY AS 6:30 AM AND ARE DRIVEN TO SCHOOL IN A FLEET OF MINI BUSES. IN THE AFTERNOON, BUSES ARE DISPATCHED TO THE LOCAL SCHOOLS TO PICK UP THE CHILDREN AND BRING THEM TO THE MIYJCC FOR AN AFTERNOON OF ACTIVITIES INCLUDING SWIM, GYM, ART, COOKING, HOMEWORK HELP, AND MUCH MORE. ALL CHILDREN ARE GIVEN A SNACK AND HOMEWORK IS CHECKED BEFORE ACTIVITIES START. CHILDREN CAN BE PICKED UP AS LATE AS 6:30 PM. TRANSPORTATION TO LOCAL SYNAGOGUES FOR HEBREW SCHOOL IS ALSO AVAILABLE.THE ADLER CENTER FOR SPECIAL NEEDS EMPOWERS PARTICIPANTS, AGES 3 TO ADULTS, TO BECOME INDEPENDENT AND PRODUCTIVE INDIVIDUALS AND TO ESTABLISH LIFE-LONG FRIENDSHIPS. PROGRAMS FACILITATE THE DEVELOPMENT OF APPROPRIATE SOCIAL AND LIFE SKILLS AT HOME, IN SCHOOL, AND IN THE COMMUNITY. ALL WHO PARTICIPATE ARE GIVEN THE SUPPORT AND GUIDANCE NEEDED TO REACH HIS OR HER FULLEST POTENTIAL. THE ADLER CENTER OFFERS PROGRAMMING FOR CHILDREN THROUGH YOUNG ADULTS WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES INCLUDING LEARNING DISABILITIES, LANGUAGE DELAY, ADHD, AND AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDERS. MIYJCC OFFERS PARENT AND SIBLING SUPPORT GROUPS, FIELD TRIPS, INCLUSION AND SHARED CAMP EXPERIENCES, VACATION RESPITE, MONTHLY EVENING RESPITE, SUNDAY SOCIAL PROGRAMS, VOCATIONAL TRAINING, LEARNING THROUGH TECHNOLOGY, AND EXERCISE CLASSES AND SWIM INSTRUCTION. OUR TWO NEWEST PROGRAMS INCLUDE THE ADDITION OF THE POINTS OF LIGHT CERTIFIED VOLUNTEER SERVICES PROGRAM AND THE RUDMAN FAMILY FOOD PANTRY. THROUGH THESE TWO NEW PROGRAMS, MIYJCC HAS BEEN ABLE TO MOBILIZE VOLUNTEERS TO HELP BRING THE AGENCY'S PROGRAMS AND SERVICES TO THE NEXT LEVEL. ONE AREA OF THE AGENCY WHERE VOLUNTEERS ARE USED IS IN THE RUDMAN FAMILY FOOD PANTRY WHICH PROVIDES FOOD FOR INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES SUFFERING FROM FOOD INSECURITY. THE STAFF AND VOLUNTEERS PROVIDE PERISHABLE AND NON-PERISHABLE FOOD ITEMS TO THOSE IN NEED. ADDITIONALLY, THROUGH THE PANTRY, CLIENTS ARE PROVIDED WITH PRODUCTS THAT ARE NOT ALLOWED TO BE PURCHASED WITH SNAP BENEFITS.
named programs · 5 · from sources

What they call their work

Adler Special Children’s School
Center-based special education program for preschool children with special needs, offering individualized instruction and therapy services
Adult Center / NNORC (POB Cares, Project PACE & Seniors of Syosset)
Programs and services for adults and seniors, including case management, workforce development, and support groups
Camp Adler for Special Needs
Summer camp program providing social and communicative experiences for children with special needs
Early Childhood Program
Early education and care for young children, including toddler classrooms and preschool
Fitness & Aquatics Center
Facility offering swim lessons, lap swimming, group fitness classes, and personal training for members
activities · 16 groups

What they do

  • Special Education Preschool Programs 1 activity
    • Deliver early childhood special needs programs
      Runs a center-based program for preschool children with special needs, providing special education instruction, speech and language therapy, physical therapy, school psychology services, and social work support.
  • Kosher Certification and Supervision Services 1 activity
    • Ensure facility safety and accessibility
      Maintains safe, clean, and orderly facilities through housekeeping and maintenance operations, enforces peanut and tree nut-free classrooms, and adheres to Kosher dietary standards for all food in the facility.
  • Workforce Readiness Training 1 activity
    • Implement Keystone Care Pathways program
      Operates the Keystone Care Pathways program to support individuals and families in maintaining public benefits and building job readiness skills.
  • Website Accessibility Implementation 1 activity
    • Improve digital accessibility
      Invests in website accessibility improvements by implementing software compliant with WCAG 2.1 guidelines and regularly scanning with UserWay’s Accessibility Scanner to identify and fix barriers.
  • Senior Social & Enrichment Programming 1 activity
    • Offer adult and senior programs
      Provides dynamic programs in arts and culture, education, social clubs, and fitness, health, and wellness for adults and seniors, along with support services to help navigate life changes.
  • Member-Focused Fitness and Wellness Facilities 1 activity
    • Offer fitness and wellness programs
      Provides access to over 45 free group fitness classes, a fully equipped fitness center with cardio and strength equipment, and stretching areas as part of membership offerings.
  • Seasonal Swimming Pool Operations 1 activity
    • Operate aquatics center
      Manages a 25-meter heated indoor pool offering lap swimming, adaptive swim, aqua aerobics, and swim instruction, with trained lifeguards on duty for safety and emergency response.
  • Summer Day Camp Programs 1 activity
    • Operate camp programs for children
      Offers Mid Island Day Camp and Camp Adler for Special Needs, providing outdoor swim instruction, sports programming (soccer, baseball, football, kickball, basketball, lacrosse), and social experiences for campers ages 4–13, including those with special needs.
  • Food Distribution and Hunger Relief 1 activity
    • Operate food pantry
      Provides food assistance to the community through a food pantry.
  • Comprehensive Student Enrichment Programs 1 activity
    • Provide children's extracurricular programs
      Offers a safe and nurturing environment for children to participate in after-school and out-of-classroom activities and programs, including sports and social development.
  • Early Childhood Education & Development Programs 1 activity
    • Provide early childhood education
      Offers early childhood education programs with assistant and toddler teachers supporting children in nurturing classroom environments.
  • Racquet Sports Facility and Programming 1 activity
    • Provide pickleball facilities and instruction
      Operates indoor and outdoor pickleball courts with options for small group and private instruction.
  • Financial Aid and Scholarship Access Programs 1 activity
    • Provide scholarships
      Offers over $225,000 in scholarships annually to families in need to support access to programs and services.
  • Student and Camp Transportation Services 1 activity
    • Provide transportation services
      Offers transportation for children and adults to and from local schools, the Y JCC, and local shopping destinations.
  • Senior Independence Support Services 1 activity
    • Support older adults through NNORC programs
      Operates three Naturally Occurring Retirement Community (NNORC) programs in Plainview, Old Bethpage, and Syosset to support aging-in-place, and offers the Social RX program providing short-term social work services and connections to long-term resources for seniors in surrounding communities.
  • Uncategorized 2 activities
    • Manage facility operations and access
      Operates on reduced hours or closes on major religious and national holidays including Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Thanksgiving, and Christmas Eve; provides limited access on Memorial Day and July 4th. Requires reservations for fitness center and pool access, with one reservation per member per day, and mandates adult supervision for children under 9 and non-swimmers in the pool.
    • Support community cohesion and personal growth
      Provides programs and services that support personal growth, family strength, and community cohesion for over 20,000 members and patrons, fostering Jewish identity and serving individuals of all ages and abilities.
financials · form 990 · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$19.02M
Contributions & grants$6.47M34%
Program service revenue$12.07M63%
Investment income$224K1%
Other revenue$252K
expenses
Total expenses$19.84M
Program expenses73%
Admin / overhead26%
Fundraising1%
Salaries & benefits$9.61M
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$14.98M
Cash$5.46M
Investments$3.54M
Liabilities$9.14M
Net assets$5.84M
Liquid reserves5.4 mo
6 years on record · 2019–2024 · YoY revenue +8.3%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024

Who runs it

paid leadership · 6
NameTitleHours/wkCompensation
RICK LEWIS CEO 40 $389K
MARLIE COHEN CPO 40 $238K
JOSH HENKEL VP OF OPERATIONS/CAMP 40 $152K
MICHELE POSNER CDO 40 $150K
SHARON HANOVER DIRECTOR OF THE ADLER CENTER 40 $127K
JENNIFER MOSERA DIRECTOR OF FINANCE 40 $93K
board members · 14
  • ANN DORMAN ADLER — VICE PRESIDENT
  • JASON BLUMKIN — PRESIDENT
  • JEFFREY TRUGMAN — BOARD MEMBER
  • JEREMY HANKIN — SECRETARY
  • JEREMY MEISEL — BOARD MEMBER
  • KEITH BERKOWITZ — BOARD MEMBER
  • LISA EPSTEIN — TREASURER
  • NANCY POWERS — BOARD MEMBER
  • NAOMI MANDELL — BOARD MEMBER
  • PHILIP DEITCH — VICE PRESIDENT
  • ROGER LOEB — VICE PRESIDENT
  • SHERI KOMINSKY — BOARD MEMBER
  • STEPHEN ENGEL — BOARD MEMBER
  • VICKI DIAMOND — BOARD MEMBER
relationships · 11

Who they work with

  • Brian J. Levy & Assoc., P.C. Partner — Community sponsor supporting the Mid-Island Y JCC
  • Dr. Jennifer Frisch, DDS Partner — Community sponsor supporting the Mid-Island Y JCC
  • Jeremy S. Hankin, Esq. Partner — Community sponsor supporting the Mid-Island Y JCC
  • Mid-Island Perk Partner — Contracted vendor providing services or goods to the Mid-Island Y JCC
  • Mid-Island Y JCC Partner — Hosts community events and manages the Community Corner page to share local resources and programs.
  • New York State Office for the Aging Government — Funds the operation of three NNORC programs for aging-in-place.
  • Red Cross Partner — Collaborates with the Red Cross to certify Water Safety Instructors for outdoor swim programs.
  • Rudman Family Partner — Partner in operating The Rudman Family Food Pantry.
  • UJA Federation New York Partner — Partnership to offer the Social RX program for seniors in surrounding communities.
  • UJA-Federation Network — Member agency of UJA-Federation, receiving affiliation and support.
  • UserWay Partner — Partners with UserWay to provide web accessibility tools and scanning services.
strategies · 3

How they approach the work

Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.

  • Community-Based Aging-in-Place Support
    methodology: harnesses_local_volunteers
    By leveraging local volunteers within naturally occurring retirement communities, the organization enables older adults to age in place and strengthens neighborhood resilience because peer-driven, localized support networks increase engagement and sustainability.
  • Integrated Community Wellness Model
    methodology: integrated_community_wellness
    By combining vital social services with the cultivation of Jewish identity and community belonging, the organization supports holistic personal and family development because sustained well-being is achieved through both material support and cultural connection.
  • Safe and Nurturing Environment for Child Development
    methodology: safe_environment_for_development
    By providing a safe and nurturing environment, the organization enables children to engage meaningfully in extracurricular programs, supporting their social, emotional, and cognitive development because safety is foundational to consistent participation and growth.