Stroum Jewish Community Center of Greater Seattle
Non-profit OrganizationsWashington, United States51-200 Employees
The Stroum Jewish Community Center of Greater Seattle is a mid-sized nonprofit based on Mercer Island, Washington, founded in 1949. It operates a multi-faceted campus that includes an early childhood school, summer camp, youth programs, the largest fitness facility on the island, an indoor pool, and venues for arts, culture, and community engagement. The organization seeks to support learning, growth, and shared celebration while advancing Jewish continuity through partnerships, programs, and welcoming spaces for people of all backgrounds. Its programs are designed for a broad audience—from newborns to seniors—serving both Jewish and wider Seattle communities and addressing education, recreation, wellness, and cultural life. In 2020, the center launched Mitzvah Corps, a volunteer and community-engagement initiative focused on food insecurity, illustrating its approach to service. As a community hub within the nonprofit sector, the center emphasizes inclusivity and access to diverse programming and facilities on Mercer Island, Washington, with a workforce described as mid-sized.