Upcoming PJ Library Kansas City events:
September 19th
September Grandparent Huddle
September 22nd
Mamas To-be Group
September 27th
Nosh and Shabbat with LJCC
September 29th
Kids Challah Bake
September 29th
PJIN: Northland
What does PJ Library do?
PJ Library brings Jewish tradition and values to life by delivering high-quality books, music, recipes, and activities to more than 1,000 children across the Greater Kansas City area every month!
A program of the Harold Grinspoon Foundation, PJ Library & PJ Our Way is made possible through close partnership and funding from Jewish Federation of Greater Kansas City. Families of children 0-12 with Judaism as part of their lives are welcome and encouraged to sign up. PJ Library welcomes all Jewish families, whatever your background, knowledge, family makeup, or observance.
Sign up for free Jewish books, delivered every month!
Benefits of PJ Library
We know that something magical happens when parents sit down together to read with their children. But finding the right books can be hard. That's where PJ Library comes in.
PJ Library books:
- Share Jewish culture and values through quality children's books that reflect the diversity of Jewish customs
- Connect young Jewish families to each other and the Jewish community, and
- Arrive in your mailbox each month, at no cost to you, thanks to Jewish Federation of Greater Kansas City’s partnership with the Harold Grinspoon Foundation.
Your children are learning about the world around them through the stories they hear. Let PJ Library books bring Jewish ideas and inspiration for you and your children to share together.
Pay It Forward
Love the gift of PJ Library? Want to make sure you and other Kansas City families can continue to enjoy it? Make a donation and keep PJ Library going strong!
For more information or to get involved with PJ Library Kansas City, contact Bridey Stangler.
PJ Library, a program of the Harold Grinspoon Foundation, is brought to you in partnership with Jewish Federation of Greater Kansas City. It is also generously supported by the Lowenstein Family Supporting Foundation, The Norman & Elaine Polsky Family Charitable Foundation, and Menorah Legacy Foundation.