JCCSF Youth Programs
JCCSF Fitness Center, 3200 California St, San Francisco, CA 94118
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JCCSF Youth Programs include activities such as indoor basketball, volleyball, multi-sport classes, yoga, Pilates, and tai chi. These activities take place in the Jewish Community Center of San Francisco Fitness Center.
• Ages: 3–15 years old
• Price: $0 – $5, $50 – $180, $60–$200
The Jewish Community Center of San Francisco states that it is dedicated to fostering community, health, and learning for people of all ages and backgrounds. Its mission is: “In a changing world, the JCCSF brings people together to explore, connect and flourish. Together, we cultivate connections for a more vibrant community through discovery, well-being and purpose.” The organization describes itself as urban and inclusive, celebrating the city and its people, and exploring Jewish culture and traditions as a pathway for joyful, meaningful living. It notes that year-round it enriches the lives of youngsters of all ages and whole families, and that its Centers of Excellence focus expertise, knowledge and resources on high-quality educational, recreational and cultural programs and services.
The JCCSF describes itself as a community that welcomes everyone, using the power of gathering together to share, inspire, support and restore. It notes that visitors could enjoy an appearance by a renowned performer or cultural icon, may experience holiday celebrations with its own twist, and might see the JCCSF appear around town with interactive experiences inspired by Jewish culture. It states that its Fitness Center supports wellness goals with daily classes such as yoga, Pilates and tai chi, and that preschoolers attend one of its three schools. The JCCSF notes that for more than a century it has evolved with the city, embracing its character and energy.
The leadership team includes Michael Eisler (Chair), Juliana Bunim (Vice Chair), Greg Geronemus (Vice Chair), Brent Vallat (Treasurer), and Martin Tannenbaum (Secretary). Additional leaders listed are Danielle Foreman and Craig McGahey (At-Large), Peter Ross (Immediate Past Chair), and members Riva Berelson, Liz Berman, Kanishka Cheng, Alexi Dagan, Joanna Forster, Peter Friend, Alexander Germanacos, Raphael Haas, Eve Myers Loecher, Kevin Perkins, Dash Robinson, Dan Shapiro, Trisha Sherman, Neal Tandowsky, and Lyn Werbach.
Last updated March 17, 2026.
• Ages: 3–15 years old
• Price: $0 – $5, $50 – $180, $60–$200
The Jewish Community Center of San Francisco states that it is dedicated to fostering community, health, and learning for people of all ages and backgrounds. Its mission is: “In a changing world, the JCCSF brings people together to explore, connect and flourish. Together, we cultivate connections for a more vibrant community through discovery, well-being and purpose.” The organization describes itself as urban and inclusive, celebrating the city and its people, and exploring Jewish culture and traditions as a pathway for joyful, meaningful living. It notes that year-round it enriches the lives of youngsters of all ages and whole families, and that its Centers of Excellence focus expertise, knowledge and resources on high-quality educational, recreational and cultural programs and services.
The JCCSF describes itself as a community that welcomes everyone, using the power of gathering together to share, inspire, support and restore. It notes that visitors could enjoy an appearance by a renowned performer or cultural icon, may experience holiday celebrations with its own twist, and might see the JCCSF appear around town with interactive experiences inspired by Jewish culture. It states that its Fitness Center supports wellness goals with daily classes such as yoga, Pilates and tai chi, and that preschoolers attend one of its three schools. The JCCSF notes that for more than a century it has evolved with the city, embracing its character and energy.
The leadership team includes Michael Eisler (Chair), Juliana Bunim (Vice Chair), Greg Geronemus (Vice Chair), Brent Vallat (Treasurer), and Martin Tannenbaum (Secretary). Additional leaders listed are Danielle Foreman and Craig McGahey (At-Large), Peter Ross (Immediate Past Chair), and members Riva Berelson, Liz Berman, Kanishka Cheng, Alexi Dagan, Joanna Forster, Peter Friend, Alexander Germanacos, Raphael Haas, Eve Myers Loecher, Kevin Perkins, Dash Robinson, Dan Shapiro, Trisha Sherman, Neal Tandowsky, and Lyn Werbach.
Last updated March 17, 2026.
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