Weinstein Jewish Community Center

What Weinstein Jewish Community Center does

The Weinstein Jewish Community Center (legal name: The Carole and Marcus Weinstein Jewish Community Center) is a 75+ year-old non-profit Jewish community center headquartered at 5403 Monument Avenue, Richmond, Virginia, with a secondary 110-acre summer camp campus (Camp Hilbert) at 2240 Maidens Road in Goochland County. Founded in 1946 with approximately 300 Jewish members and opened to the broader community regardless of religion, race, or background within three years, the organization operates five interconnected program pillars: Fitness, Wellness & Aquatics (60+ weekly group exercise classes, two indoor saltwater pools, CYBEX and TORQUE equipment, swim teams, American Red Cross certifications, massage, personal training); Arts + Ideas (Jewish Family Theatre, Film/Visual/Literary/Performing Arts, annual subscription season); Jewish Life (holiday programming, BBYO teen chapters, JHub, JPrideRVA, Maccabi Games, Israel engagement); Children & Families (Reggio Emilia preschool, after-school care, babysitting, Camp Ganim, Inclusion & Support Services); and Active Adults / Seniors (EnRich for Life, 5400 Club, Grand Tones, kosher lunches). Camp Hilbert, Specialty Camps, and Voices Together anchor the summer revenue concentration, serving 400+ children annually with 26 counselors plus a dozen lifeguards/specialists.

The JCC runs on a multi-revenue-stream model: recurring monthly membership dues across Adult, Young Adult, Senior, Health Plans (SilverSneakers/Renew Active/Prime), and Corporate tiers ($25–$90/month, with zero-cost enrollment on corporate plans); per-program fees for group fitness, pickleball, swim lessons, Kids' Night Out, arts and Hebrew classes; summer camp tuition and registration fees; preschool tuition; Arts + Ideas ticketing and subscriptions; fee-for-service massage and personal training; facility rentals and private events; and a robust charitable giving program (Friends of the Center, Send A Kid To Camp, Tributes & Memorials, Event Sponsorship, Donor Advised Funds, Stock & Mutual Funds, Legacy Giving/Planned Giving). Seven lead corporate partners — Altria, Anthem, Bon Secours St. Marys, Capital One, Commonwealth of Virginia, Truist, and University of Richmond — anchor the B2B corporate wellness channel. Underlying technology is entirely off-the-shelf operational SaaS: Amilia SmartRec for program/membership registration and ticketing, CampInTouch for camp applications, Brightwheel for preschool family communication, MotionVibe for fitness/pool/babysitting reservations, AlertMedia for text alerts, CampMinder for camp documents, Stripe for payments, and Joomag for embedded publications — with no proprietary technology, no public API, no AI/ML capabilities, and no app.

Go-to-market is a hybrid community-led and direct-to-consumer motion: an in-person hub at the Monument Avenue facility (Mon–Thu 5 AM–10 PM, Fri 5 AM–6 PM, Sat–Sun 7 AM–6 PM) plus the Goochland camp campus, supported by organic content marketing through the weinsteinjcc.org website, an email newsletter, AlertMedia text alerts, Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube channels. A direct enterprise field-sales motion targets Richmond-area employers for corporate wellness memberships and event sponsorships. Marketing and member acquisition is amplified by co-marketing with JCCA, Jewish Community Federation of Richmond, Richmond Jewish Foundation, Keneseth Beth Israel, Temple Beth-El, Kehillah, BBYO Eastern Region, and through earned media (Richmond Magazine "Best Of" reader awards across preschool, afterschool, enrichment, summer camp, and membership gyms).

Name

Weinstein Jewish Community Center

Legal name

The Carole and Marcus Weinstein Jewish Community Center

Website

https://weinsteinjcc.org

Company type

Private

Founded year

1946

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

101–250 employees

Short description

The Weinstein Jewish Community Center is a 75+ year-old non-profit Jewish Community Center in Richmond, VA, operating a dual campus (Monument Avenue facility plus 110-acre Camp Hilbert in Goochland) and serving thousands of members annually through fitness, aquatics, preschool, summer camps, arts, Jewish cultural programming, and corporate wellness.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Community Center Services

NAICS

Fitness and Recreational Sports Centers (713940), Fitness and Recreational Sports Centers (71394), Sports and Recreation Instruction (61162), RV (Recreational Vehicle) Parks and Recreational Camps (7212)

SIC

Services-Membership Sports & Recreation Clubs (7997), Hotels, Rooming Houses, Camps & Other Lodging Places (7000), Services-Child Day Care Services (8351), Services-Educational Services (8200)

akta.pro primary industry

Parks, Recreation & Cultural Services (BPAIACAI)

akta.pro secondary industry

Group Fitness, Personal Training & Wellness Coaching (EDALAIAE)

Keywords

• Community center services
• Fitness and aquatics programs
• Summer day camp
• Early childhood education
• Corporate wellness programs

Headquarters

HQ city

Richmond

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices2 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Others

Revenue model

1. Membership subscriptions: Recurring monthly membership dues across multiple tiers (Adult Individual, Adult Family, Adult Couple, Young Adult Individual/Couple/Family, Senior Individual/Couple, Health Plans Individual/Couple/Family). Includes optional Fitness Center Add-On for individual or household. Members also receive complimentary access to Camp Hilbert Summer Swim Club.
2. Corporate membership and wellness programs: Corporate Membership agreements with reduced-rate employee access and employer subsidies, plus paid custom corporate wellness plans (fairs, on-site classes, massage, workshops, screenings) and event sponsorship opportunities.
3. Program and class fees (fitness, arts, sports, swim, enrichment): Per-program and per-session fees for group fitness, pickleball clinics/lessons, sports classes, swim lessons, Master Fins, Kids' Night Out, Pottery Club, J-ARTS, Budding Picassos, Hebrew FUNdamentals, Ruach & Recreation, Tai Chi, Qigong, and water aerobics; discounted rates for JCC members and Kids' Place participants.
4. Summer camp tuition and registration fees: Per-week and per-session fees for Camp Hilbert (K-10), Camp Ganim (preschool), Specialty Camps, and Voices Together (neurodivergent campers), with $50 registration fee per session (excl. 12-month families), aftercare add-on, and Member Priority vs guest pricing.
5. Preschool tuition and Hamantaschen fundraiser sales: 12-month preschool tuition; fundraising via Hamantaschen Café (individual $5, dozen $60) sold by the preschool, with proceeds used to enhance the preschool program.
6. Arts + Ideas ticketing, subscriptions, and sponsorships: Per-show ticket sales (e.g., Disney's Descendants members $30 / nonmembers $35 / students $15), Arts + Ideas season subscriptions (Promoter tier and above include tickets), and event sponsorships (Film Arts, Jewish Family Theatre, JFT's Second Stage, Visual Arts, Literary Arts, Performing Arts, Adolf-Adams JCC Forum).
7. Donations, designated giving, and legacy gifts: Charitable giving streams including Friends of the Center Circle, Send A Kid To Camp, Tributes & Memorials, Event Sponsorship, Donor Advised Funds, Stock & Mutual Funds, and Legacy Giving/Planned Giving.
8. Massage therapy and personal training services: Fee-for-service massage (members $85/session, nonmembers $100/session, with 5- and 10-session packages; 90-minute sessions and member discounts) and personal training / Pilates / private yoga services.
9. Facility rentals and private events: Multi-purpose auditorium and group space rentals for corporate events, pool parties, art birthday parties, and community gatherings.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels7 records

Marketing channels11 records

Core offering

The Weinstein Jewish Community Center is a non-profit Jewish Community Center in Richmond, Virginia, that operates an urban campus with fitness, aquatics, preschool, sports, arts, and senior programming alongside a 110-acre outdoor summer day-camp campus at Camp Hilbert. Its core commercial offering is tiered monthly memberships (Adult, Young Adult, Senior, Family, Couple, and Health-Plan-based tiers) that unlock access to two indoor saltwater pools, a fitness center with CYBEX and TORQUE equipment, 60+ weekly group exercise classes, babysitting, sports leagues, and member discounts; layered with per-program fees for summer camps, preschool tuition, swim lessons, sports clinics, massage and personal training, Jewish Family Theatre tickets, and Arts + Ideas subscriptions, plus corporate wellness memberships and event sponsorships from regional employers.

Product overview

The Weinstein Jewish Community Center (Weinstein JCC) is a 75+ year-old non-profit Jewish community center located at 5403 Monument Avenue, Richmond, VA, offering a unified facility-and-programs portfolio rather than a single software product. The center combines a physical campus (2 indoor saltwater pools, basketball gym, fitness center with Torque/CYBEX equipment, dedicated studios, auditorium) with a broad programming portfolio organized into five interconnected pillars: Fitness, Wellness & Aquatics (Weinstein JCC Fitness Center, Aquatics Center, Personal Training/Pilates/Yoga, Massage Therapy, American Red Cross certifications); Arts + Ideas (Jewish Family Theatre, Film/Visual/Literary/Performing Arts, the annual Arts + Ideas Season subscription); Jewish Life (holiday programming, Israel engagement, JHub, JPrideRVA, Yom HaShoah/Hazikaron/Ha'atzmaut, BBYO); Children & Families (JCC Preschool Program using the Reggio Emilia approach, After-School, Babysitting, Camp Ganim, and Inclusion and Support Services); and Adults/Active Adults (EnRich for Life, Grand Tones, 5400 Club, sports like pickleball and basketball). Summer is anchored by three camp brands—Camp Hilbert, Camp Ganim, and Specialty Camps—plus the specialized Voices Together neurodiverse program. Operational delivery is supported by Amilia (registrations/memberships/tickets), CampInTouch (camp applications), Brightwheel (preschool communication), MotionVibe (fitness/pool/babysitting reservations), AlertMedia (weather alerts), and CampMinder (camp documents). Membership tiers and the Corporate Membership Program are the primary commercial entry points.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• Jewish Family Theatre (JFT): The Jewish Family Theatre is the performing arts theatrical program of the Weinstein JCC, producing shows such as Disney's Descendants: The Musical at the Sara Belle November Theater.
• Camp Hilbert
• Camp Ganim
• Specialty Camps
• Voices Together
• BBYO at Weinstein JCC
• Arts + Ideas
• JHub
• JPrideRVA
• Master Fins
• Kehillah
• Elmer Toth Food Pantry

Products and services

• Weinstein JCC Memberships Tiered monthly memberships spanning Adult Individual ($65/mo), Adult Couple ($73/mo), Adult Family ($77/mo), Young Adult Individual ($52/mo), Young Adult Couple ($78/mo), Young Adult Family ($80/mo), Senior Individual ($49/mo), Senior Couple ($58/mo), Health Plans Individual ($0/mo via SilverSneakers/Renew Active/Prime), Health Plans Couple ($25/mo), and Health Plans Family ($50/mo), with optional Fitness Center add-on. Members receive free group fitness, free indoor cycling, complimentary towel service, free babysitting, member discounts, and complimentary Camp Hilbert Summer Swim Club access.
• Corporate Membership Program Corporate wellness memberships offering tiered access (With and Without Fitness Center) for employers, including 1 complimentary personal training session, reserved seating at shows, preferred sign-ups, advertising opportunities, on-site fitness classes, workshops, custom corporate wellness plans, and event sponsorship. Tiered pricing Individual $57-$80/mo, Couple $65-$88/mo, Family $67-$90/mo.
• Weinstein JCC Aquatics Center Two indoor saltwater pools (25-yard six-lane lap pool plus family recreational saltwater pool) plus the seasonal outdoor pool at Camp Hilbert. Hosts group and private swim lessons, year-round and summer swim teams, water aerobics (Shallow, Deep, Aqua Arthritis Plus Cardio, S'WET, S'WET Silver), American Red Cross certification courses, and HIIT & RUN cross-training.
• Weinstein JCC Fitness Center Full fitness center featuring Torque equipment, CYBEX strength equipment, free weights, and cardio machines, with over 60 group exercise classes per week, dedicated group exercise/spin/yoga/dance studios, basketball gymnasium, and adult locker rooms with sauna, steam, and whirlpool. Reservations handled via MotionVibe.
• Personal Training, Pilates Reformer & Private Yoga One-on-one fitness services including personal training sessions, Pilates Reformer training (focused on core, posture, and pain relief), and private yoga. Trainers schedule their own appointments.
• Small Group Training (The Well) Small-group Torque-equipment training sessions, with reservations scheduled via MotionVibe and a published Small Group Training Calendar.
• Weinstein JCC Massage Therapy Licensed massage therapy with three therapists (Jodi Urban - Energy Medicine/Holistic Healing; Tiffany Reid - Swedish/Medical/Sports/Therapeutic; Bill Ratliff - Sports/Therapeutic/Deep Tissue/Passive Stretching). 1-hour sessions: Members $85 / Non-members $100; 90-minute: Members $120 / Non-members $145; 5- and 10-pack multipackages available.
• American Red Cross Certification Courses Blended learning courses for ages 15+ covering Lifeguard Training, Water Safety Instructor, and CPR/AED/First Aid. Requires minimum 4 participants per class.
• Master Fins Adult Swimming Program Structured coached workouts for adults 19+ in the Frances A Lewis Lap Pool, accommodating triathletes, open-water swimmers, fitness swimmers, and seasoned athletes. Requires ability to swim 25 yards of each competitive stroke.
• JCC Preschool Program 12-month preschool using the Reggio Emilia approach with outdoor learning, parent communication via the Brightwheel app, special needs and inclusion services, and dedicated Judaic, Art, and Outdoor Education specialists.
• After-School Program After-school care program for school-age children operating out of the Weinstein JCC.
• Babysitting Service Drop-in babysitting service for members' children, with reservations scheduled through MotionVibe.
• Camp Hilbert Traditional outdoor summer day camp for campers entering grades K-10 on a 110-acre campus in Goochland County, offering daily instructional swim, specialist-led activities (Art, Performing Arts, Tikkun Olam, Athletics, Boating, Wilderness), a Leadership-in-Training (LIT) program, late stays, overnights, and Maccabiah.
• Camp Ganim Preschool summer day camp for children ages 2-5 featuring creative nature and art activities, gardening, music and movement, outdoor water and mud play, Shabbat celebrations, swim lessons (for toilet-trained 3+), and inclusive programming for neurodiverse children enrolled in the Early Childhood program.
• Specialty Camps 10-week themed day-camp program for campers grades K-10 with weekly themes in Sports, The Arts, Science & Technology, Brain Games, and Cooking. Runs 8:00 AM-4:30 PM with kosher snacks, daily recreational swim, optional aftercare, and dairy/Pareve lunches.
• Voices Together Inclusive day camp for neurodivergent campers in grades 1-9 with low staff-to-camper ratios, offering swimming, music, science, art, and indoor/outdoor activities. Includes a Peer Camper volunteer track for teens in grades 7-12.
• Jewish Family Theatre (JFT) Community theatre program producing mainstage and Second Stage productions (e.g., Disney's Descendants: The Musical, June 17-28, 2026) in the Weinstein JCC Sara Belle November Theater. Tickets and subscriptions sold via Amilia.
• Arts + Ideas Season Annual subscription-based Jewish arts and culture series featuring Film Arts, Visual Arts, Performing Arts, Literary Arts, and the Adolf-Adams JCC Forum. 2025-26 highlights include 'What Hands Can Do,' 'Brushstrokes of Tradition,' The Art of Challah Braiding, and the Judaism & Art Symposium.
• Inclusion and Support Services for Adults Adult Circle of Friends social/recreational group for adults 21+ with cognitive and physical disabilities. Meets monthly at the Weinstein JCC for social-skills activities. $25/event for members, $30 for non-members.
• Kids' Night Out Monthly Saturday evening program (6:00 PM - 10:00 PM) for K-5th graders featuring swimming or gym games, spaghetti dinner, ice cream sundae bar, and a movie. Supervised by trained Kids' Place staff.
• Hebrew FUNdamentals Introductory Hebrew pilot program for K-3 students covering Aleph Bet, vocabulary, and language skills through games, stories, and hands-on learning. Offered in partnership with Temple Beth-El, with two weekly sessions per grade band.
• BBYO (Teen Youth Group) Free Sunday afternoon BBYO programming for grades 9-12 hosted at the Weinstein JCC, in partnership with BBYO Eastern Region (Zack Tabachnikoff, Regional Director). Includes social, educational, recreational, community service, and Israel programs.
• Ruach & Recreation Twice-monthly Sunday program (1:00-3:00 PM) for grades 6-8 offering age-appropriate social, physical, emotional, and community-service activities through a Jewish lens at the Weinstein JCC and partner Richmond locations.
• JPrideRVA Annual week-long (June 7-13) Jewish LGBTQ+ celebration including Sapphic Torah Study, rainbow bagel community morning, art/film/literature exhibit, Ancestral Allyship author panel with Rabbi Mike Moskowitz, Rainbow Shabbat Dinner, and Havdalah at Temple Beth-El.
• JHub Monthly social and educational initiative for Jewish adults, allies, and loved ones (target: 20s-40s). Hosts curated cultural, creative, outdoor, and service events at the JCC and around town in collaboration with sister agencies. Co-chaired by Gabi Kocerha and Jacob Morgan.
• Jewish Life Programming Year-round Jewish lifecycle and holiday programming including Jewish Holidays, Jewish Resources, Maccabi Games, Israel engagement, Torah Stories for Grown-Ups, Rise & Renew x Kesher women's collaboration, Yom HaShoah commemoration, Yom Hazikaron memorial, and Yom Ha'atzmaut celebration.
• Sports and Recreation Programming Year-round sports programming including Adult Pickleball Clinics and Tournaments (Battle of the Paddles), Kids Pickleball, Jr. Ballers, T-Ball, All-Star Soccer, Football 101, Gym Olympics, Taekwondo (Floyd Systema–Virginia Taekwondo), CORE Tumble Bugs, and Adult Open Play (Pickleball, Futsal, Basketball) in the Arenstein Gym.
• Active Adults / Senior Programming

Quantifiable outcome

• Open since 1946 (75+ years), with original ~300 members now expanded to serve thousands of kids, families, and seniors annually
• +4 more outcomes

Named customers11 records

Segments7 records

Ideal customer profiles6 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Integration11 records

Feature4 records

Partnerships

18 partnerships are on record, tiered flagship lead corporate partner (one of seven named), major programming partner, core programming partner, affiliating body, core communal partner, programming partner for jpriderva, programming partner and foundational donor family.

• Altriaflagship lead corporate partner (one of seven named)GTM or Marketing PartnerAltria is one of seven lead JCC corporate partners purchasing corporate memberships and wellness programming for its employees. Listed on the Corporate Membership page alongside Anthem, Bon Secours, Capital One, Commonwealth of Virginia, Truist, and University of Richmond.
• Anthemflagship lead corporate partner (one of seven named)GTM or Marketing PartnerAnthem is one of seven lead JCC corporate partners purchasing corporate memberships and wellness programming for its employees. The Weinstein JCC also accepts Anthem's Renew Active health-plan membership tier.
• Bon Secours St. Marysflagship lead corporate partner (one of seven named)GTM or Marketing PartnerBon Secours St. Marys is one of seven lead JCC corporate partners purchasing corporate memberships and wellness programming for its employees, supporting health and wellness initiatives.
• Capital Oneflagship lead corporate partner (one of seven named)GTM or Marketing PartnerCapital One is one of seven lead JCC corporate partners purchasing corporate memberships and wellness programming for its employees, with reduced-rate access and employer subsidy options.
• Commonwealth of Virginiaflagship lead corporate partner (one of seven named)GTM or Marketing PartnerCommonwealth of Virginia is one of seven lead JCC corporate partners purchasing corporate memberships and wellness programming for its employees.
• Truistflagship lead corporate partner (one of seven named)GTM or Marketing PartnerTruist is one of seven lead JCC corporate partners purchasing corporate memberships and wellness programming for its employees.
• University of Richmondflagship lead corporate partner (one of seven named)GTM or Marketing PartnerUniversity of Richmond is one of seven lead JCC corporate partners purchasing corporate memberships and wellness programming for its employees.
• Keneseth Beth Israelmajor programming partnerStrategic or Co-development PartnerCo-host venue and partner for the Rise & Renew x Kesher at the Loom women's program, bringing together Rise & Renew (Weinstein JCC) and Kesher at the Loom (Keneseth Beth Israel) for connection, creativity, and Passover programming including a cooking demo and discussion.
• Temple Beth-Elcore programming partnerStrategic or Co-development PartnerPilot program partnership for Hebrew FUNdamentals (K-3 Hebrew language classes) with Temple Beth-El providing the instructor. Two weekly sessions of introductory Aleph Bet, Hebrew vocabulary, and Ivrit language skills.
• BBYO (B'nai B'rith Youth Organization)core programming partnerStrategic or Co-development PartnerBBYO grades 9-12 chapter hosted at the Weinstein JCC; weekly and Sunday afternoon events including social, educational and recreational activities, community service, and Israel programs. Contact: Zack Tabachnikoff, Regional Director for the Eastern Region BBYO.
• JCCA (JCC Association of North America)affiliating bodyStrategic or Co-development PartnerNational JCC association whose logo is featured on the Weinstein JCC website as a partner/affiliation; Weinstein JCC is a member JCC.
• Jewish Community Federation of Richmondcore communal partnerStrategic or Co-development PartnerFederation partner whose logo is featured on the Weinstein JCC website; co-hosts the 2nd Annual Yom Ha'atzmaut "Light the Way" torch lighting ceremony.
• Richmond Jewish Foundationcore communal partnerStrategic or Co-development PartnerFoundation partner whose logo is featured on the Weinstein JCC website footer.
• Association for Nature-Based Education (ANBE)core programming partnerStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartner organization for the Nature-Based Education Professional Development Day for Early Childhood Educators. ANBE Executive Director Monica Wiedel-Lubinski and guest presenters (Jim McCullough of Adventure Walkers, Ashlee Mast of Dogwood Nature School) lead the full-day workshop at the Weinstein JCC.
• Kehillahprogramming partner for jpridervaStrategic or Co-development PartnerLGBTQ+ Jewish community partner co-hosting JPrideRVA's Rainbow Shabbat Dinner and Shabbat services during Pride Week, with Rabbi Patrick of Kehillah leading services.
• NextGenprogramming partner for jpridervaStrategic or Co-development PartnerCo-hosts JPrideRVA's Rainbow Shabbat Dinner with JHub and Kehillah.
• Congregation Or Amiprogramming partnerStrategic or Co-development PartnerCo-panelist (Rabbi Ahuva Zaches) for the Ancestral Allyship program with Rabbi Mike Moskowitz, held at the Weinstein JCC.
• Bernstein Familyfoundational donor familyOthersFoundational donor family of Camp Hilbert. Hilbert Jack Bernstein and Ernest Marvin Bernstein entrusted the original farm/property to the JCC, which became Camp Hilbert in 1947. The Bernstein family continues to support the camp.

Scale indicators8 records

Recent moves8 records

Expansion highlights7 records

Direct peers

• Jewish Community Center of Greater Baltimore: Regional JCC operating multiple campuses with fitness, aquatics, preschool, day camps, arts, and Jewish programming — comparable in mission and programming breadth to Weinstein JCC at a similar multi-site scale.
• Sid Jacobson JCC: Full-service Jewish community center on Long Island offering fitness, aquatics, preschool, summer camps, arts, and cultural programming at a comparable scale and scope to Weinstein JCC.
• YMCA of Greater Richmond: Membership-based community recreation organization serving the same Richmond, VA market with pools, fitness, youth programs, summer camps, and corporate wellness — the closest direct analog to Weinstein JCC's community recreation model.
• Valley of the Sun JCC: Large Jewish community center in Scottsdale, AZ offering fitness, aquatics, preschool, summer camps, arts, and cultural programming — referenced directly in Weinstein JCC's management team history (Nick Pruden's prior role), making it a directly comparable JCC peer.
• Shady Grove Family YMCA: Mid-Atlantic regional Y operating membership-based recreation, swim, fitness, preschool, summer camp, and corporate wellness — directly comparable in operating model to Weinstein JCC's community recreation structure.
• ACAC Fitness & Wellness Centers: Regional fitness and wellness operator in the Richmond area with multiple clubs, group exercise, aquatics, and family programming — directly comparable to Weinstein JCC's fitness/aquatics membership offering in the same geography.

Broad incumbents

• JCC Manhattan: Major NYC Jewish community center with fitness, aquatics, preschool, camps, arts, and Jewish cultural programming — directly comparable in programming pillars but operates at substantially greater scale and in a denser, higher-income market.
• Life Time Fitness: National premium fitness club operator with pools, group exercise, personal training, family programs, and summer camps — overlapping with Weinstein JCC's fitness, aquatics, and family programming as a broader incumbent competitor.
• 92nd Street Y: Iconic NYC Jewish community center offering programming across fitness, arts, education, Jewish life, and cultural events — comparable in mission and programming breadth, but operating at a much larger scale and in a major metro market.

Regional players

• Keneseth Beth Israel: Local Richmond-area synagogue and Jewish communal organization co-hosting programming with Weinstein JCC (e.g., Rise & Renew x Kesher at the Loom) — comparable in mission and audience, but operates as a congregation rather than a recreation center.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

• YouTubeyoutube.com/user/JCCRichmond
• Facebookfacebook.com/WeinsteinJCC
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/weinstein-jcc
• Instagraminstagram.com/weinsteinjccrichmond
• Xx.com/WeinsteinJCC

Compliance2 records

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles19 records

Subsidiaries4 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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