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East Valley JCC launches podcast - Vimarsana News

East Valley JCC launches podcast

The East Valley Jewish Community Center launched its “Conversations with the Rabbi” podcast March 30. Rabbi Michael Beyo, CEO of the EVJCC, said the podcast stemmed from a series of in-person conversations that began in September 2019 between local faith leaders and him. The last in-person conversation was on March 1, 2020 and featured Gary Smith, mission president at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The stated goal of the series, and of the podcast, is to expose listeners to different points of view in a nuanced, respectful and educated way. “The only way that ...

Arizona's May 17 tax credit deadline leaves extra time to support Jewish community | Community - Vimarsana News

Arizona's May 17 tax credit deadline leaves extra time to support Jewish community | Community

Tax day was pushed back again this year to May 17, 2021. Just like last year, the IRS extended the filing timeline to help taxpayers navigate the unusual circumstances related to the pandemic. But this year, there is a key difference: The deadline for supporting tax credit organizations in Arizona was also extended to May 17. Taxpayers taking advantage of the May 17 extension to file taxes can also support a tax credit organization and receive a dollar-for-dollar Arizona tax credit against their state taxes up to this date. Last year, the filing deadline was extended until July but the tax cr...

EVJCC offers virtual tours of Auschwitz - Vimarsana News

EVJCC offers virtual tours of Auschwitz

Three years ago, Rabbi Michael Beyo, the East Valley Jewish Community Center’s CEO, traveled to Auschwitz in person. Last fall, he traveled there again — virtually.