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Jewish Community Population Study
Ira M. Sheskin, Ph.D.
Director of the Jewish Demography Project of the
Sue and Leonard Miller Center for Contemporary Judaic Studies
and Associate Professor, Department of Geography
University of Miami
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Counting the Jewish

Population is a Tradition
Take Ye the Sum of All

Congregations of the Children of
Israel, by Their Families, by Their
Fathers’ Houses, According to the
Number of Names
Numbers 1:2
My Son Mark’s Bar Mitzvah

Torah Portion (1998)
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Outline of Presentation
) Survey Methodology
) Jewish Population Size
) Geographic Profile
) Demographic Profile
) Religious Profile
) Types of Marriage
) Membership Profile
) Jewish Education: Adults
) Jewish Education: Children
) Jewish Agencies
) Social Service Needs
) Israel
) Anti-Semitism
) The Media
) Philanthropic Profile
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Survey Methodology
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Survey Methodology
) Random Digit Dialing (RDD) Telephone Survey methodology provides scientific

validity
) Population estimate
) Produces the “purest” random sample
) (203) 389 - ____ ____ ____ ____
) RDD Telephone Survey of 297 Jewish households

) DJN Telephone Survey of 536 Jewish households
) Weighting factors are used to combine the two samples and remove the bias
introduced by DJN sampling
) 30,000 different numbers dialed more than 52,000 times to obtain the 297
Jewish households in the RDD sample
) We did not call cell phones, but only 5.6% of households in CT are cell
phone-only
) 833 interviews is a large sample size

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Survey Methodology
) 83% cooperation rate on "screener"

) 94% cooperation rate of known Jewish households on survey
) ±3.4% margin of error at the 95% confidence level for overall results
) Interviews averaged about 20 minutes each
) Interviews conducted in May 2010
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Definitions
Jewish Household
Is Any Household Containing a Jewish Person
Jewish Person
(As in All National and Local Jewish Community Studies)
Is Any Person Who Self Identifies as Jewish
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Philosophy for Examining Data
) Please keep an open mind
) Some findings will fit your perception of reality
) Some findings will not fit your perception of reality
) Be prepared to change your perceptions
) Just because everyone has been saying something for

years does not mean it is so
) While this information is important, other factors in addition

to demographics need to be considered in all decisions
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Resources Available to the Community
) Main Report (1,000+ pages)
) Summary Report (150+ pages)
) 880 Slides
) Posted at www.jewishnewhaven.org and

www.jewishdatabank.org
) Today is just one opportunity to see the results and begin

studying them. We will go rather quickly because our goal
is not to have you leave with all the major results
memorized, but rather to introduce you to some of the
depth and breadth of what we have done.
10 Sample
Comparison Bar Chart
Martin-St. Lucie 32%
Orlando 32%
Charlotte 31%
Las Vegas
Howard County
Phoenix
24%
21%
29%
) Compare with up to about 55 other
West Palm Beach 21% Jewish communities with RDD studies
Seattle 21% since 1993
Harrisburg 21%
St. Petersburg 19%
South Palm Beach
San Diego
Sarasota
19%
19%
18%
) Similar question wording
Tucson 18%
Westport
Washington
17%
17% ) Similar response categories
Wilmington 17%
Broward
Atlanta
Richmond
16%
15%
15%
) Asked of same set of persons in each
Denver 15% household
Jacksonville 14%
Monmouth 13%
Bergen 13%
Lehigh Valley 13%
San Antonio
St. Paul
Atlantic County
13%
13%
12%
) Particularly Instructive
Miami 12% Comparisons:
York 11%
Middlesex
Portland (ME)
Tidewater
11%
10%
10%
) Hartford, Rhode Island, Westport
Milwaukee 10%
Rhode Island
Hartford
10%
9% ) Selected because of:
Pittsburgh
Minneapolis
9%
9% ! population size
Cincinnati 8% ! geographic proximity
St. Louis
Los Angeles
7%
7% ! campaign size
Baltimore
New Haven
Rochester
7%
6%
6%
! recency of the study
Philadelphia 6%
Detroit 3%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
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Jewish Population Size and Geography

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The Jewish Community of New haven
27,800 persons live in 11,000 Jewish households, of whom 23,000 persons are Jewish
Non-Jews
4,800
17%
83%
Jews
23,000
In addition, about XX Jews live in XXXX.

In addition, about XX Jewish students from outside New Haven live in dormitories
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Jewish Households, 2005-2010
16,000
This researcher believes that this
anlaysis almost certainly
13,700 overstates the decrease in Jewish
14,000 households
12,000
11,000
10,000 20% Decrease
8,000
6,000
4,000
2,000
DJN Estimate RDD Estimate

0
2005 2010
14 Evidence of a Decreasing Jewish Population
DJN 13,700
Households
RDD 11,000
Households Who Donated to JFGNH

2,770
Number of
2,468
Households
4,159
Synagogue Member Households
4,217
1,366
JCC Member Households
1,200 2005 2010
0 2,000 4,000 6,000 8,000 10,000 12,000 14,000 16,000
Annual In-migration 134
Annual Outmigration 227
Jews Age 0-4 897
Age 5-9 1,127
Age 10-14 1,265
Age 15-19 1,610
Age 65+ 6,946
0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000 8,000

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New Haven Town Names
The North
Cheshire
The
Central
Area Wallingford
Hamden
Bethany
Chester
N Haven Northford
Seymour Hamden Killingworth
Deep River Essex
Woodbridge Hamden
Ansonia Madison Centerbrook
Guilford
Ivoryton
E Haven N Branford
Shelton Derby New Haven
Westbrook
Clinton Old Saybrook
Branford
Orange
W Haven E Haven/
New Haven
The The East
West Milford
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New Haven Number of Jewish Households
The North
The
Central
Area
Hamden
The The East

West
Dots are randomly placed within each zip code

Each dot represents 5 Jewish households
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Persons in Jewish Households by Geographic Area
12,000
Non-Jews
Jews
10,000 9,700
8,000
6,900
6,000
3,900
4,000 3,600 3,700
2,000
0
The East The West The Central Area Hamden The North
18 Change in Number of Jewish Households,
2005-2010
13,700
All
11,000
3,800
The East
2,650 Cheshire
The North
The
Central
2,100 Area Wallingford
The West Hamden

Bethany
1,760 Chester
N Haven Northford
Deep River
4,000 Ansonia
Woodbridge Hamden
Madison
Essex
Centerbrook
The Central Area E Haven N Branford
Guilford
Ivoryton
Derby
3,740 Shelton New Haven
Clinton
Westbrook
Old Saybrook
Branford
Orange E Haven
W Haven
2,100 The The East
Hamden West Milford
1,630
1,700
The North
1,220 2005 2010
0 2,000 4,000 6,000 8,000 10,000 12,000 14,000 16,000

19 Distribution of Jewish Households
The East The East
The West 28% The West 24%
15% 16%
The North
11%
The North
12%
The Central Area The Central Area Hamden

29% Hamden 34% 15%
15%
2005 2010
The North
Cheshire
The
Central
Area Wallingford
Hamden
Bethany
Chester
N Haven Northford
Deep River Essex
Woodbridge Hamden
Guilford
Ivoryton
E Haven N Branford
Westbrook
Branford
Orange E Haven
W Haven
The The East

West Milford
20 Percentage of Households in the Area
Who Are Jewish Households
South Palm Beach 48.6%
Broward 21.2%
West Palm Beach 16.7%
New York 15.0%
Monmouth 12.2%
Westport 9.7%
Middlesex 8.9%
Bergen 8.6%
Essex-Morris 8.4%
Palm Springs 7.9%
Los Angeles 7.6%
Philadelphia 7.5%
Howard County 7.2%
Washington 6.8%
Atlantic County 6.8%
Miami 6.5%
Baltimore 6.1%
Las Vegas 6.0%
Cleveland 4.9%
Hartford 4.7%
Denver 4.6%
San Diego 4.5%
New Haven 4.3%
Atlanta 4.3%
Phoenix 4.0%
Pittsburgh 4.0%
Tucson 3.9%
St. Louis 3.9%
Rochester 3.8%
Sarasota 3.3%
Wilmington 3.2%
St. Petersburg 3.0%
Buffalo 3.0%
Minneapolis 3.0%
Martin-St. Lucie 3.0%
Seattle 2.9%
Columbus 2.7%
Rhode Island 2.3%
Portland (ME) 2.2%
Richmond 2.2%
Orlando 2.0%
Milwaukee 2.0%
Detroit 1.9%
Harrisburg 1.8%
Cincinnati 1.7%
Charlotte 1.7%
Lehigh Valley 1.7%
St. Paul 1.6%
Jacksonville 1.5%
Tidewater 1.4%
San Antonio 0.9%
York 0.6%
NJPS 2000 2.7%
0.0% 20.0% 40.0% 60.0% 80.0% 100.0%

21 Households in Top Three Zip Code Areas
(Jewish Households)
York 79%
Westport 66%
Howard County 66%
Middlesex 66%
Milwaukee 58%
Harrisburg 57%
Baltimore 57%
West Palm Beach 57% Jewish community generally
Atlantic County 55% has one major cluster
South Palm Beach 54% of Jewish population
St. Paul 52%
Rochester 52%
Lehigh Valley 50%
Charlotte 48%
Wilmington 46%
Richmond 46%
Cleveland 44%
Monmouth 44%
Columbus 43%
Miami 43%
Rhode Island 39%
Pittsburgh 39%
Jacksonville 37%
Hartford 37%
San Antonio 36%
St. Louis 36%
Detroit 36%
Sarasota 35%
Minneapolis 35%
Bergen 34%
Tucson 33%
Cincinnati 33%
Portland (ME) 33%
Tidewater 33%
Orlando 26%
New Haven 25% 06515
Broward 20% 06525
Las Vegas 19%
St. Petersburg 18% 06511 Jewish community generally
Seattle 18% has no major clusters
Phoenix 18%
Atlanta 17% or several major clusters
San Diego 16% of Jewish population
San Francisco 14%
Washington 13%
Los Angeles 11%
Denver 10%
New York 10%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
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Locally Born
(Adults in Jewish Households)
New York 59%
Detroit 57%
Cleveland 57%
Philadelphia 56%
St. Louis 51%
Baltimore 50%
Chicago 50%
Pittsburgh 49%
Milwaukee 49%
Minneapolis 46%
Cincinnati 45%
Rhode Island 43%
Buffalo 42%
Rochester 41%
Hartford 40%
St. Paul 39%
Tidewater 34%
New Haven 33%
Harrisburg 29%
Wilmington 28%
Richmond 27%
Lehigh Valley 24%
San Antonio 21%
Denver 20%
Portland (ME) 18%
Jacksonville 18%
Middlesex 16%
Atlanta 16%
Washington 15%
Bergen 14%
Miami 13%
Westport 12%
Atlantic County 11%
San Diego 11%
Monmouth 10%
Tucson 8%
Charlotte 8%
Howard County 7%
Phoenix 6%
St. Petersburg 5%
Orlando 4%
West Palm Beach 2%
Broward 2%
Las Vegas 1%
Sarasota 1%
South Palm Beach 0%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
23 Part-Year Households
(Live in Local Community for Less than 10 Months of the Year)
(Jewish Households)
Atlantic County 37.4%
Sarasota 24.3%
South Palm Beach 22.9%
West Palm Beach 21.2%
Broward 11.6%
Monmouth 10.2%
Portland (ME) 10.1%
Middlesex 9.9%
Miami 9.7%
Richmond 9.6%
Rhode Island 9.0%
St. Petersburg 8.7%
Harrisburg 7.9%
Tucson 7.2%
Columbus 6.9%
Hartford 6.5%
Minneapolis 5.8%
New Haven 5.3%
Bergen 5.2%
Milwaukee 5.2%
St. Louis 5.0%
Lehigh Valley 4.9%
Rochester 4.8%
St. Paul 4.6%
Detroit 4.4%
Phoenix 4.4%
Las Vegas 3.3%
Tidewater 3.1%
Westport 2.4%
Orlando 2.4%
Jacksonville 2.3%
Washington 2.0%
San Antonio 1.1%
0.0% 20.0% 40.0% 60.0% 80.0% 100.0%
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Length of Residence in New Haven
(Respondents)
Implies an average of 134

5-9 Years households moved to New
9% 0-4 Years
Haven each year during the
6% past 5 years
10-19 Years
18%
20+ Years
67%
25 Who Is Moving In?
(Respondents)
The East 40%
23%
The West 17%
16%
The Central Area 25%
35%
Hamden 17%
15%
The North 2%
12%
Under 35 15%
2%
35-49 25%
20%
50-64 21%
35%
65-74 8%
18%
75+ 31%
25%
Household with Children 32%

26%
Household with Only Adult Children 6%
11%
Non-Elderly Single 4%
16%
Non-Elderly Couple 15%
5%
Elderly Couple 13% New Households (0-4 years)
21%
26% Longer-Term Households (5+ years)
Elderly Single 15%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
(Respondents)
Employed Full Time 47%
44%
Employed Part Time 0%
13%
Unemployed 2%
2%
Retired 33%
27%
Homemaker 8%
5%
Student 10%
10%
Income under $25,000 19%

11%
$25-$50,000 18%
11%
$50-$100,000 8%
27%
$100-$200,000 37%
35%
$200,000+ 18%
16%
Orthodox 4%
4%
Conservative 23%
30%
Reform 30%
30% New Households
Just Jewish 43% Longer-Term Households
35%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
(Respondents)
59%
In-married
60%
24%
Conversionary
6%
17%
Intermarried
35%
31%
Synagogue Member
43%
4%
JCC Member
15%
Participated in a JCC Program 20%
in the Past Year 40%
25%
Jewish Organization Member
25%
9%
Feel Very Much Part of Jewish Community
16%
7%
Feel Somewhat Part
35%
37%
Feel Not Very Much Part
26%
48% New Households
Feel Not at All Part Longer-Term Households
22%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
(Respondents)
0%
Very Familiar with Jewish Federation
23%
22%
Somewhat Familiar
48%
78%
Not at all Familiar
30%
2%
Donated to Federation
39%
2%
Asked, Did Not Donate
15%
96%
Not Asked to Donate
45%
98%
Federation Non-Donor
61%
2%
Donated under $100
18%
0%
Donated $100-$500
14%
0% New Households
Donated $500+ Longer-Term Households
8%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

29 New Households
(0-4 Years)
(Respondents)
Orlando 32%
Charlotte 31%
Las Vegas 29%
Howard County 24%
Phoenix 21%
West Palm Beach 21%
Seattle 21%
Harrisburg 21%
St. Petersburg 19%
South Palm Beach 19%
San Diego 19%
Sarasota 18%
Tucson 18%
Westport 17%
Washington 17%
Wilmington 17%
Broward 16%
Atlanta 15%
Richmond 15%
Denver 15%
Jacksonville 14%
Monmouth 13%
Bergen 13%
Lehigh Valley 13%
San Antonio 13%
St. Paul 13%
Atlantic County 12%
Miami 12%
York 11%
Middlesex 11%
Portland (ME) 10%
Tidewater 10%
Milwaukee 10%
Rhode Island 10%
Hartford 9%
Pittsburgh 9%
Minneapolis 9%
Cincinnati 8%
St. Louis 7%
Los Angeles 7%
Baltimore 7%
New Haven 6%
Rochester 6%
Philadelphia 6%
Detroit 3%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
30 Long-Term Households
(20 or More Years)
(Respondents)
Detroit 88%
Philadelphia 80%
Baltimore 74%
Pittsburgh 73%
St. Louis 73%
Rochester 70%
Rhode Island 69%
Hartford 69%
Minneapolis 68%
Milwaukee 68%
New Haven 67%
Cincinnati 67%
Los Angeles 65%
Lehigh Valley 63%
San Antonio 62%
Miami 62%
San Francisco 60%
St. Paul 60%
Tidewater 59%
Wilmington 58%
Denver 56%
Bergen 56%
Washington 54%
Jacksonville 53%
Richmond 51%
Atlantic County 50%
Harrisburg 50%
Middlesex 47%
York 47%
Monmouth 46%
Portland (ME) 45%
Atlanta 45%
San Diego 45%
Westport 44%
Tucson 41%
Seattle 40%
Howard County 36%
Phoenix 35%
Broward 31%
Charlotte 29%
Sarasota 26%
St. Petersburg 26%
West Palm Beach 23%
Las Vegas 21%
Orlando 18%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
31
Length of Residence at Current Address
(Respondents)
5-9 Years
18%
0-4 Years
14%
10-19 Years
29%
20+ Years
38%
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0-4 Years at Current Address
(Respondents)
Orlando 55%
Seattle 55%
Charlotte 54%
Las Vegas 53%
Phoenix 52%
San Diego 51%
Columbus 47%
Atlanta 45%
Tucson 44%
Denver 44%
Chicago 42%
Harrisburg 41%
Washington 40%
St. Petersburg 39%
West Palm Beach 39%
Richmond 39%
Sarasota 37%
Westport 37%
Milwaukee 36%
Jacksonville 36%
Wilmington 35%
Howard County 34%
St. Louis 34%
Los Angeles 33%
St. Paul 32%
Tidewater 32%
Minneapolis 32%
Rhode Island 32%
Miami 31%
Baltimore 30%
Broward 30%
Portland (ME) 29%
Cincinnati 29%
San Antonio 28%
Cleveland 28%
Lehigh Valley 28%
Hartford 28%
Rochester 27%
Philadelphia 27%
Atlantic County 26%
Monmouth 26%
New York 26%
Bergen 25%
Detroit 20%
Middlesex 19%
New Haven 14%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
33 20 or More Years at Current Address
(Respondents)
New Haven 38%
New York 37%
Hartford 34%
Bergen 33%
Lehigh Valley 31%
Philadelphia 29%
Rochester 29%
Rhode Island 28%
Middlesex 27%
Detroit 27%
Monmouth 27%
Atlantic County 26%
Miami 26%
Cleveland 26%
Cincinnati 25%
San Antonio 25%
Westport 24%
Los Angeles 24%
St. Louis 24%
Portland (ME) 22%
Wilmington 21%
Harrisburg 21%
Minneapolis 20%
Chicago 20%
Baltimore 20%
Milwaukee 20%
Washington 19%
St. Paul 18%
Tidewater 18%
Jacksonville 17%
Broward 17%
Columbus 16%
Richmond 16%
Denver 14%
Tucson 13%
Atlanta 12%
San Diego 12%
Howard County 12%
Sarasota 11%
West Palm Beach 10%
Phoenix 9%
Charlotte 9%
St. Petersburg 8%
Orlando 5%
Las Vegas 3%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
34
Probability of Moving
Within the Next Three Years
(Jewish Households)
Probably Not
40%
Probably
8%
Definitely
4%
Don't Know
4%
Definitely Not
45%
35
Expected Destination for
Households Who Are Moving Within the
Next Three Years
(Jewish Households)
1.7% definitely moving out of local area

4.5% probably moving out of local area
Not Moving 88%

Foreign 1%
Elsewhere in the U.S. 4%

Elsewhere in CT 2%
Don't Know Where 1%
Within New Haven 4%
36 Percentage of Adult Children
Who Have Established Their Own Homes
in Local Area
(From Households in Which the Respondent Is Age 50 or Over)
St. Paul 65%

Minneapolis 63%
Detroit 49%
Washington 45%
Tidewater 43%
Cincinnati 42%
Rochester 42%
Rhode Island 40%
Pittsburgh 39%
Hartford 38%
San Antonio 34%
Jacksonville 31%
Portland (ME) 30%
Wilmington 30%
Tucson 29%
Bergen 29%
Westport 28%
New Haven 27% Excludes 23% of adult children living
Lehigh Valley 26% outside New Haven, but within 90 minutes
Miami 26%
Sarasota 26%
Las Vegas 25%
Middlesex 16%
Atlantic County 15%
West Palm Beach 10%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
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Connection of Households to Yale University
(Jewish Households)
An Adult Ever Attended Yale 18%
An Adult Ever Worked at Yale 26%
An Adult Ever Attended or Worked at Yale 31%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

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Geographic Location of Employment
(Respondents Employed Full Time or Part Time)
New Haven 75%
Elsewhere 2%
New York 3%
Elsewhere in CT 16%
Hartford 4%
39
Demographic Profile
Age Group
90+ 0.1% 0.4%
85-89 0.4% 0.5%
80-84 0.9% 1.0%
75-79 0.9% 1.0%
70-74 1.2% 1.2%
65-69 1.3% 1.1%
60-64 2.1% 2.1%
55-59 4.1% 4.4%
50-54 4.6% 4.8%
45-49 4.1% 4.6%
40-44 3.8% 3.5%
35-39 3.2% 3.4%
30-34 3.1% 4.1%
25-29 3.0% 3.9%
20-24 2.9% 2.9%
15-19 3.5% 3.0%
10-14 3.1% 3.5%
5-9 3.5% 2.9%
0-4 2.9% 2.7%
8.0% 6.0% 4.0% 2.0% 0.0% 2.0% 4.0% 6.0% 8.0%

40 Age Distribution-All Americans - 2009
Median Age is 37 Years 13% are Age 65 and Over 6% are Age 75 and Over
Age Group
85+ 0.6% 1.2%
80-84 0.7% 1.2%
75-79 1.0% 1.4%
70-74 1.3% 1.6%
65-69 1.8% 2.0%
60-64 2.5% 2.7%
55-59 3.0% 3.2%
50-54 3.5% 3.6%
45-49 3.7% 3.8%
40-44 3.4% 3.5%
35-39 3.4% 3.3%
30-34 3.3% 3.2%
25-29 3.6% 3.4%
20-24 3.6% 3.4%
15-19 3.6% 3.5%
10-14 3.4% 3.3%
5-9 3.3% 3.2%
0-4 Males 3.5% 3.4% Females
8.0% 6.0% 4.0% 2.0% 0.0% 2.0% 4.0% 6.0% 8.0%

41Age Distribution-Persons in Jewish Households- Nationally 2000
Age Group
90+ 0.1% 0.3%
85-89 0.5% 0.6%
80-84 1.1% 1.6%
75-79 1.8% 1.9%
70-74 1.8% 2.3%
65-69 2.0% 2.2%
60-64 1.7% 2.0%
55-59 2.5% 2.9%
50-54 4.1% 4.2%
45-49 4.0% 4.1%
40-44 3.4% 3.8%
35-39 3.4% 3.0%
30-34 3.3% 3.5%
25-29 3.6% 3.2%
20-24 4.4% 4.2%
15-19 2.9% 3.2%
10-14 3.0% 2.6%
5-9 2.9% 2.5%
Males Females
0-4 2.8% 3.0%
8.0% 6.0% 4.0% 2.0% 0.0% 2.0% 4.0% 6.0% 8.0%

42 Age Distribution-Greater New Haven - 2010
(Persons in Jewish Households)
Age Group
90+ 0.7% 1.3%
85-89 1.7% 2.2%
80-84 2.0% 2.5%
75-79 2.4% 2.5%
70-74 2.3% 2.7%
65-69 2.8% 3.3%
60-64 4.4% 3.9%
55-59 4.3% 5.0%
50-54 3.6% 4.7%
45-49 3.2% 4.0%
40-44 2.5% 2.4%
35-39 1.7% 2.1%
30-34 0.7% 0.8%
25-29 0.8% 1.0%
20-24 2.8% 2.8%
15-19 3.6% 3.3%
10-14 2.9% 3.5%
5-9 2.8% 2.6%
0-4
Males 1.7% 2.1%
Females
8.0% 6.0% 4.0% 2.0% 0.0% 2.0% 4.0% 6.0% 8.0%

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Number of Persons in Jewish Households
(Rounded to Nearest 100)
) 27,800 total persons in Jewish households
) 7,500 persons age 65 and over
) 4,300 persons age 75 and over
) 5,400 children age 0-17
) 4,300 Jewish children age 0-17

(1,100 additional children not being raised Jewish)
) 22,400 persons of voting age

44 Age 0-17
Howard County 32%
Westport 31%
Charlotte 28%
St. Paul 27%
Bergen 27%
Harrisburg 27%
Portland (ME) 26%
Minneapolis 26%
Baltimore 26%
York 26%
Wilmington 26%
Detroit 25%
Columbus 25%
Tidewater 25%
Monmouth 25%
Richmond 25%
Atlanta 24%
Boston 24%
Rochester 24%
Milwaukee 24%
Washington 23%
New York 23%
Essex-Morris 23%
Orlando 23%
Denver 22%
Chicago 22%
Hartford 22%
San Antonio 21%
Jacksonville 21%
Pittsburgh 21%
St. Louis 21%
New Haven 20%
Cincinnati 20%
San Diego 20%
Phoenix 20%
Rhode Island 20%
Los Angeles 20%
Philadelphia 19%
San Francisco 19%
St. Petersburg 19%
Middlesex 18%
Lehigh Valley 18%
Miami 18%
Atlantic County 16%
Tucson 16%
Broward 15%
Las Vegas 13%
Palm Springs 12%
Sarasota 10%
South Palm Beach 9%
West Palm Beach 9%
NJPS 2000 19%
US 2009 24%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
45 Age 18-34
San Francisco 24%
San Diego 23%
Orlando 23%
Washington 22%
St. Louis 22%
New York 21%
Charlotte 21%
Wilmington 21%
Philadelphia 20%
Pittsburgh 20%
Rhode Island 19%
Harrisburg 19%
Richmond 19%
Denver 18%
Los Angeles 18%
Cincinnati 17%
Jacksonville 17%
Tidewater 17%
Phoenix 16%
Tucson 16%
Baltimore 16%
Monmouth 16%
Milwaukee 16%
Atlanta 15%
Las Vegas 15%
Miami 15%
St. Petersburg 15%
Lehigh Valley 14%
St. Paul 14%
Bergen 14%
Minneapolis 13%
New Haven 12%
Middlesex 12%
Detroit 12%
Hartford 12%
Westport 12%
Rochester 12%
York 12%
Portland (ME) 11%
San Antonio 11%
Broward 11%
Atlantic County 9%
Palm Springs 7%
West Palm Beach 6%
Sarasota 6%
Martin-St. Lucie 6%
South Palm Beach 5%
NJPS 2000 16%

US 2009 23%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

46 Age 35-49
Charlotte 31%
Richmond 31%
Orlando 28%
Harrisburg 28%
Westport 28%
York 27%
Los Angeles 26%
St. Paul 26%
Minneapolis 26%
Wilmington 25%
Tidewater 25%
Milwaukee 25%
Rochester 25%
San Francisco 24%
Monmouth 24%
Atlanta 24%
Portland (ME) 24%
San Diego 23%
Washington 23%
St. Petersburg 23%
Hartford 23%
Pittsburgh 22%
Denver 22%
Baltimore 22%
Phoenix 22%
Las Vegas 22%
Bergen 22%
New York 19%
Jacksonville 19%
Tucson 19%
Philadelphia 18%
Rhode Island 18%
San Antonio 18%
Detroit 17%
Cincinnati 16%
Miami 16%
New Haven 16%
Broward 16%
Atlantic County 16%
Lehigh Valley 14%
Middlesex 14%
Palm Springs 13%
Sarasota 12%
West Palm Beach 11%
South Palm Beach 9%
NJPS 2000 29%

US 2009 21%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

47 Age 50-64
Lehigh Valley 30%
Cincinnati 28%
Philadelphia 27%
San Antonio 27%
New Haven 26%
Denver 26%
Atlantic County 26%
Las Vegas 25%
Tucson 25%
Portland (ME) 24%
Atlanta 24%
Jacksonville 23%
Detroit 22%
San Francisco 22%
Washington 22%
Phoenix 22%
Middlesex 21%
Miami 21%
Rhode Island 21%
Tidewater 21%
San Diego 20%
Sarasota 20%
Rochester 20%
Palm Springs 20%
Minneapolis 19%
Bergen 19%
Hartford 19%
New York 18%
Baltimore 18%
Howard County 18%
York 18%
Los Angeles 18%
West Palm Beach 17%
St. Paul 17%
Monmouth 17%
Westport 16%
St. Petersburg 16%
Milwaukee 15%
Harrisburg 14%
Orlando 14%
Wilmington 13%
Broward 12%
Charlotte 12%
Richmond 12%
NJPS 2000 19%

US 2009 18%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
48 Age 65 and Over
West Palm Beach 57%
Sarasota 53%
Palm Springs 48%
Broward 46%
Middlesex 36%
Atlantic County 34%
Miami 30%
St. Petersburg 28%
New Haven 27%
Las Vegas 26%
San Antonio 24%
Detroit 24%
Lehigh Valley 23%
Rhode Island 23%
Tucson 23%
Hartford 23%
Jacksonville 20%
Phoenix 20%
Rochester 20%
Milwaukee 20%
Cincinnati 19%
Los Angeles 19%
Monmouth 19%
Minneapolis 18%
New York 18%
Pittsburgh 18%
Bergen 18%
Philadelphia 17%
Baltimore 17%
Portland (ME) 16%
St. Paul 16%
York 16%
St. Louis 16%
San Diego 15%
Chicago 15%
Essex-Morris 15%
Wilmington 15%
Westport 14%
Harrisburg 13%
Richmond 13%
Denver 12%
San Francisco 12%
Tidewater 12%
Orlando 12%
Atlanta 11%
Washington 10%
Charlotte 9%
Columbus 8%
Howard County 5%
NJPS 2000 16%
US 2009 13%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
49
Age 75 and Over
West Palm Beach 32%
Sarasota 31%
Broward 29%
Middlesex 23%
Palm Springs 23%
Miami 18%
New Haven 16%
Atlantic County 16%
Detroit 14%
Rhode Island 13%
St. Petersburg 13%
Lehigh Valley 12%
San Antonio 12%
Jacksonville 12%
Phoenix 12%
Tucson 12%
Hartford 12%
Las Vegas 11%
Cincinnati 10%
St. Paul 10%
New York 10%
Pittsburgh 10%
Rochester 10%
Philadelphia 9%
Minneapolis 9%
Baltimore 9%
York 9%
Milwaukee 9%
Portland (ME) 8%
San Diego 8%
Bergen 8%
Los Angeles 8%
Monmouth 8%
St. Louis 7%
Richmond 7%
Tidewater 6%
Westport 6%
Wilmington 6%
Harrisburg 6%
Denver 5%
Atlanta 5%
San Francisco 5%
Washington 5%
Essex-Morris 5%
Orlando 4%
Charlotte 3%
Howard County 2%
NJPS 2000 8%
US 2009 6%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
50 Age Distribution of Persons in Jewish Households
60% Median Age = 49.2 Years 60%

Median Age = 56.9 Years
50% 50%
40% 40%
27% 27%
30% 30%
21%
19% 18% 17% 17%
20% 12% 20% 12%
11% 10% 9%
10% 10%
0% 0%
0-17 18-34 35-49 50-64 65-74 75+ 0-17 18-34 35-49 50-64 65-74 75+
60%
Median Age = 52.4 Years
50%
40%
25%
30%
21%
18%
20% 14%
12% 11%
10%
0%
0-17 18-34 35-49 50-64 65-74 75+
51 Age Distribution of Persons in Jewish Households
60% Median Age = 55.9 Years 60% Median Age = 45.7 Years
50% 50%
40% 40%
26% 25% 25%

30% 30%
22%
19%
17%
20% 14% 20% 13%
10% 10% 9% 9%
10% 10%
0% 0%
0-17 18-34 35-49 50-64 65-74 75+ 0-17 18-34 35-49 50-64 65-74 75+
The North
Cheshire
The
Central
Area Wallingford
Hamden
Bethany
Chester
N Haven Northford
Deep River Essex
Woodbridge Hamden
The West
The West

Guilford
Ivoryton
E Haven N Branford
Westbrook
Branford
Orange E Haven
W Haven
The The East

West Milford
52
Where Do the Jewish Children Live?
Age 0-17 (4,300 Jewish Children)
The West
8% The East
23%
The North
42%
Hamden
13%
The North
Cheshire
The
Central
Area Wallingford
Hamden
Bethany
Chester
N Haven Northford
Deep River Essex
Woodbridge Hamden
The West
The West

Guilford
Ivoryton
E Haven N Branford
Westbrook
Branford
Orange E Haven
W Haven
The The East

West Milford
53
Where Do the Elderly Live?
Age 65 and Over (7,500 Persons)
The West
18% The East
20%
The North
9%
The Central Area

37% Hamden
16%
The North
Cheshire
The
Central
Area Wallingford
Hamden
Bethany
Chester
N Haven Northford
Deep River Essex
Woodbridge Hamden
The West
The West

Guilford
Ivoryton
E Haven N Branford
Westbrook
Branford
Orange E Haven
W Haven
The The East

West Milford
54 Age Distribution by JCC Membership
90+ 1.2% 2.2%
85-89 2.4% 4.3%
80-84 3.1% 4.9%
75-79 6.1% 4.8%
70-74 5.5% 4.9%
65-69 4.1% 6.6%
60-64 4.7% 9.0%
55-59 9.8% 9.2%
50-54 8.5% 8.3%
45-49 7.1% 7.1%
40-44 4.8% 4.9%
35-39 4.3% 3.7%
JCC
30-34 JCC Members 1.6% 1.5% Non-Members
Median Age = 47 Years
25-29 1.6% 1.9% Median Age = 53 Years
20-24 5.3% 5.6%
15-19 10.9% 6.1%
10-14 7.3% 6.3%
5-9 6.2% 5.2%
0-4 5.6% 3.5%
16.0% 12.0% 8.0% 4.0% 0.0% 4.0% 8.0% 12.0% 16.0%

55 Household Structure
(Jewish Households)
Single Parent with
Household with Only Adult Children Age 0-17 at Home
Children Age 18-29 at Home 2% Married with
10%
Children Age 0-17
at Home
24%
65+ Married,
No Children at Home
21%
Other
6%
Single Under 65
6%
Under 65 Married,
No Children at Home
16% Single 65+
16%
56
Number of Jewish Households
(Rounded to Nearest 100)
) 11,000 Jewish households
) 2,900 households with children age 0-17 at home

) 2,300 households with Jewish children age 0-17 at
home
) 2,400 single person households

) 1,800 single person households age 65 and over
) 1,100 single female households age 75 and over
) 4,000 married households with no children at home

57 Households with Children
Age 0-17 at Home
(Jewish Households)
Buffalo 47%
Howard County 46%
Westport 44%
Charlotte 42%
Harrisburg 40%
St. Paul 40%
Portland (ME) 39%
Atlanta 38%
Richmond 37%
York 37%
Wilmington 36%
Bergen 36%
Orlando 35%
Minneapolis 35%
Baltimore 35%
Monmouth 33%
Tidewater 33%
Seattle 33%
Rochester 32%
Denver 31%
Washington 31%
Hartford 30%
Detroit 30%
Milwaukee 30%
Pittsburgh 30%
San Diego 30%
Cleveland 29%
Cincinnati 29%
San Francisco 29%
New York 28%
Jacksonville 28%
Rhode Island 27%
St. Louis 27%
San Antonio 27%
Los Angeles 27%
New Haven 26%
St. Petersburg 25%
Lehigh Valley 25%
Phoenix 25%
Philadelphia 22%
Middlesex 21%
Miami 21%
Tucson 20%
Atlantic County 19%
Broward 16%
Las Vegas 16%
Sarasota 12%
West Palm Beach 10%
South Palm Beach 9%
NJPS 2000 22%
US 2009 30%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

58
Married Households Age 65 and Over
with No Children at Home
(Jewish Households)
West Palm Beach 41%
Sarasota 37%
Middlesex 28%
Broward 28%
Atlantic County 25%
St. Petersburg 22%
New Haven 21%
San Antonio 19%
Miami 19%
Lehigh Valley 18%
Hartford 18%
Phoenix 17%
Baltimore 17%
Jacksonville 16%
Rhode Island 16%
Bergen 16%
Rochester 16%
Detroit 15%
Tucson 15%
Monmouth 15%
Milwaukee 15%
Cincinnati 14%
Portland (ME) 14%
Las Vegas 13%
New York 13%
Pittsburgh 13%
Los Angeles 13%
Wilmington 13%
Minneapolis 12%
San Diego 12%
Westport 12%
York 12%
St. Paul 11%
Orlando 11%
Harrisburg 10%
Denver 9%
Richmond 9%
Tidewater 7%
Charlotte 7%
Atlanta 6%
Washington 6%
Howard County 5%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
59
What Percentage
of Children Age 0-12
Have Two Full-Time
Working Parents?
60
Percentage of Children Age 0-12
Living in Households with Full-Time Working Parents
(Children Age 0-12 in Jewish Households)
Washington 55%
Miami 50%
Jacksonville 41%
Broward 41%
Tidewater 40%
Tucson 38%
Richmond 38%
Orlando 38%
New Haven 37%
West Palm Beach 37%
Milwaukee 37%
Las Vegas 35%
Rochester 35%
Wilmington 35%
Sarasota 34%
Harrisburg 34%
St. Petersburg 34%
Middlesex 33%
Bergen 32%
Atlantic County 31%
St. Paul 30%
Portland (ME) 29%
Rhode Island 29%
Monmouth 29%
Charlotte 28%
Lehigh Valley 27%
San Antonio 27%
Detroit 27%
Westport 27%
York 27%
Hartford 24%
Minneapolis 22%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
61
4-Year College Degree or Higher
(Adults Age 25 and Over in Jewish Households)
Westport 86%
Washington 85%
Howard County 81%
Portland (ME) 81%
New Haven 78%
Bergen 76%
Atlanta 76%
Cincinnati 75%
Essex-Morris 75%
San Antonio 75%
Denver 74%
San Diego 72%
Charlotte 72%
Philadelphia 71%
Lehigh Valley 71%
Pittsburgh 70%
Minneapolis 70%
Hartford 69%
St. Paul 69%
Rochester 68%
Tucson 68%
Rhode Island 68%
Phoenix 67%
Milwaukee 66%
Middlesex 66%
Richmond 66%
New York 65%
Baltimore 64%
St. Louis 64%
Detroit 63%
Harrisburg 63%
Jacksonville 61%
Wilmington 60%
York 60%
Miami 60%
Atlantic County 59%
Tidewater 59%
Sarasota 58%
Monmouth 58%
West Palm Beach 55%
Orlando 53%
St. Petersburg 49%
Las Vegas 49%
Broward 35%
US 2009 28%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
62
Median Housing Value
(In dollars adjusted for inflation)
(Jewish Homeowner Households)
Westport $691
Bergen $473
Washington $438
Los Angeles $409
Las Vegas $408
Minneapolis $397
Atlantic County $389
Middlesex $377
New Haven $370
St. Paul $357
West Palm Beach $342
Detroit $335
Lehigh Valley $330
Miami $316
Rhode Island $313
Monmouth $283
Charlotte $260
Sarasota $255
Hartford $251
South Palm Beach $244
San Antonio $240
Tidewater $232
Jacksonville $227
Tucson $227
Wilmington $223
Milwaukee $213
Richmond $199 These comparisons are
Harrisburg $184 complicated by the
Rochester $177 economic downturn that
Orlando $160 began in 2008 and
St. Petersburg $134
Broward $111 continued through the
study period.
US 2009 $185
$0 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $600 $700 $800
(in thousands)
63 Household Income
(Jewish Households)
(In thousands)
$25-$50
$50-$75 11%
13%
$15-$25
7%
Under $15
5%
$75-$100
13%
52% earn $100+ $200+

16%
$100-$150
22%
$150-$200
14%
64 Median Household Income
(Jewish Households)
Westport $170
Bergen $130
Essex-Morris $122
Washington $114
New Haven $104
Howard County $104
Monmouth $104
Hartford $102
Boston $100
Detroit $97
San Antonio $96
Atlantic County $96
San Francisco $94
Charlotte $94
Middlesex $93
Portland (ME) $93
Lehigh Valley $92
Atlanta $92
Jacksonville $92
Baltimore $90
Cincinnati $89
Minneapolis $89
Richmond $88
Phoenix $87
Rochester $87
St. Paul $86
Pittsburgh $85
Tidewater $85
Wilmington $83
Sarasota $82
Milwaukee $82
Harrisburg $82
Rhode Island $81
Seattle $81
Philadelphia $80
West Palm Beach $80
Columbus $80
Palm Springs $80
Denver $77
Miami $75
San Diego $75
St. Louis $75
York $74
Buffalo $74
New York $73 These comparisons are
Los Angeles $71
Orlando $70 complicated by the
Las Vegas $69
Tucson $68 economic downturn that
Martin-St. Lucie $63 began in 2008 and
St. Petersburg $62
Broward $55 continued through the
NJPS 2000 $64 study period.
US 2009 $50
$0 $20 $40 $60 $80 $100 $120 $140 $160
(in thousands)
65
Household Income of Households with Children
(In thousands)
$75-$100
21%
$100-$150 $50-$75
27% 5%
$25-$50
3%
$15-$25
1%
70% earn $100+
$200+
24%
$150-$200
19%
66 Median Household Income of Households with Children
Westport $232
Bergen $174
Washington $157
Middlesex $146
New Haven $137
Detroit $132
Lehigh Valley $128
San Antonio $127
Monmouth $127
Atlantic County $126
Hartford $126
San Francisco $120
Jacksonville $120
Los Angeles $119
Milwaukee $117
Pittsburgh $116
Rhode Island $116
Howard County $116
Charlotte $115
Miami $114
St. Paul $114
Seattle $113
Denver $112
Minneapolis $112
Phoenix $108
Baltimore $108
Rochester $108
Atlanta $107
West Palm Beach $107
Richmond $107
Wilmington $106
Tidewater $105
Portland (ME) $104
New York $104
Las Vegas $102
St. Petersburg $99
St. Louis $98 These comparisons are
San Diego $97 complicated by the
Tucson $97
Harrisburg $97 economic downturn that
Orlando $93 began in 2008 and
York $91
Cincinnati $89 continued through the
Broward $89 study period.
Sarasota $83
$0 $20 $40 $60 $80 $100 $120 $140 $160 $180 $200 $220
(in thousands)
67 Median Household Income of Elderly Households
Westport $95
Essex-Morris $87
Sarasota $78
Cincinnati $76
Washington $72
West Palm Beach $69
San Francisco $69
Bergen $67
New Haven $66
San Antonio $65
Portland (ME) $64
Lehigh Valley $62
Atlantic County $62
Columbus $59
Martin-St. Lucie $57
Rochester $57
Charlotte $56
Middlesex $53
Rhode Island $53
Tucson $53
Seattle $53
Pittsburgh $52
Monmouth $52
San Diego $51
Baltimore $51
Wilmington $51
Jacksonville $50
Phoenix $50
Los Angeles $49
Richmond $49
Denver $48
Atlanta $48
Detroit $47
Orlando $47
Howard County $46
St. Louis $45
Las Vegas $43
Miami $43
Minneapolis $42 These comparisons are
Tidewater $42
New York $41 complicated by the
Hartford $40 economic downturn that
York $37
Milwaukee $37 began in 2008 and
St. Petersburg $37
Harrisburg $36 continued through the
St. Paul $35 study period.
Broward $33
$0 $20 $40 $60 $80 $100 $120 $140 $160 $180 $200 $220
(in thousands)
68 Earn Under $25,000
(NOT adjusted for inflation)
(Jewish Households)
Miami '04 22%
Tucson '02 22%
Pittsburgh '02 21%
Seattle '00 21%
Minneapolis '04 20%
South Palm Beach '05 19%
Detroit '05 17%
Las Vegas '05 17%
Rhode Island '02 17%
St. Paul '04 16%
Columbus '01 15%
Philadelphia '09 14%
Phoenix '02 14%
Lehigh Valley '07 13%
West Palm Beach '05 13%
San Francisco '04 13%
Jacksonville '02 13%
Tidewater '01 13%
Hartford '00 13%
Cincinnati '08 12%
Middlesex '08 12%
Denver '07 12%
New Haven '10 11%
Atlantic County '04 10%
Sarasota '01 10%
Portland (ME) '07 9%
San Antonio '07 8%
Bergen '01 8% These comparisons are
Washington '03 6% complicated by the
Westport '00 4% economic downturn that
began in 2008 and
NJPS '00 22% continued through the
US '09 25% study period.
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
69 Earn $100,000 and Over
(Jewish Households)
Westport '00 64%
New Haven '10 52%
Bergen '01 52%
Washington '03 47%
Middlesex '08 44%
Detroit '05 44%
San Antonio '07 43%
Boston '05 43%
Philadelphia '09 38%
Atlanta '06 37%
Phoenix '02 36%
Minneapolis '04 34%
Hartford '00 33%
St. Paul '04 33%
Pittsburgh '02 32%
Miami '04 31%
San Diego '03 31%
New York '02 31%
Rhode Island '02 30%
Tidewater '01 28%
Columbus '01 27%
Sarasota '01 26%
Las Vegas '05 26% These comparisons are
Tucson '02 23% complicated by the
Seattle '00 20% economic downturn that
began in 2008 and
NJPS '00 21% continued through the
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
70 Earn $200,000 and Over
(Jewish Households)
Westport '00 30%
Bergen '01 19%
San Antonio '07 17%
New Haven '10 16%
Detroit '05 16%
Middlesex '08 12%
Boston '05 12%
Miami '04 12%
Minneapolis '04 12%
Washington '03 12%
St. Paul '04 11%
Tidewater '01 11%
Rhode Island '02 9%
Sarasota '01 9%
Hartford '00 9%
Las Vegas '05 7%
These comparisons are
Tucson '02 6%
complicated by the
Seattle '00 6% economic downturn that
Columbus '01 5% began in 2008 and
continued through the
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
71
Median Household Income
(Jewish Households)
All $104
The East $100

The West $97
The Central Area $117
Hamden $74
The North $119
Under 50 $119
50-64 $133
65-74 $104
75+ $47
65+ $66
Household with Children $137

Household with Only Adult Children $144
Non-Elderly Couple $125
Non-Elderly Single $45
Elderly Couple $107
Elderly Single $30
$0 $25 $50 $75 $100 $125 $150 $175
(in thousands)
72 Median Household Income
(Jewish Households)
All $104
Orthodox $71
Conservative $117
Reform $104
Just Jewish $98
Synagogue Member $128
Non-Member $91
JCC Member $160
Non-Member $96
Jewish Organization Member $121
Non-Member $99
$0 $25 $50 $75 $100 $125 $150 $175

(in thousands)
73
Religious Profile: Jewish Identification

74
Jewish Identification
(Jewish Respondents)
Conservative
Reconstructionist 30%
1%
Orthodox
Reform 4%
30%
Just Jewish
35%
75 Orthodox Identification
New York 17%
Baltimore 17%
Bergen 12%
Detroit 11%
Atlanta 10%
Cleveland 10%
Harrisburg 10%
Miami 9%
Monmouth 9%
Middlesex 7%
Pittsburgh 7%
Philadelphia 6%
Rhode Island 6%
Rochester 6%
Palm Springs 6%
Los Angeles 6%
Buffalo 6%
Wilmington 6%
Cincinnati 5%
Columbus 5%
Seattle 5%
New Haven 4%
Lehigh Valley 4%
San Antonio 4%
South Palm Beach 4%
Hartford 4%
Broward 4%
Richmond 4%
Las Vegas 3%
San Francisco 3%
San Diego 3%
Phoenix 3%
Tidewater 3%
Essex-Morris 3%
Milwaukee 3%
St. Louis 3%
St. Petersburg 3%
Denver 2%
Portland (ME) 2%
West Palm Beach 2%
Minneapolis 2%
St. Paul 2%
Washington 2%
Jacksonville 2%
Tucson 2%
Sarasota 2%
Westport 2%
Howard County 2%
Charlotte 2%
Orlando 2%
Atlantic County 1%
Martin-St. Lucie 1%
York 1%
NJPS 2000 8%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

76 Conservative Identification
Tidewater 39%
Jacksonville 38%
Broward 37%
Monmouth 37%
Richmond 37%
Middlesex 35%
Lehigh Valley 34%
Baltimore 33%
Harrisburg 33%
Orlando 33%
West Palm Beach 32%
Atlantic County 32%
Miami 32%
St. Paul 32%
Pittsburgh 32%
Philadelphia 31%
Minneapolis 31%
Bergen 31%
Hartford 31%
Palm Springs 31%
Buffalo 31%
New Haven 30%
Washington 30%
Rhode Island 30%
Los Angeles 29%
Cleveland 29%
Detroit 28%
Wilmington 28%
Cincinnati 27%
Atlanta 27%
Essex-Morris 27%
Charlotte 26%
San Antonio 25%
New York 24%
Phoenix 24%
Rochester 24%
York 24%
Milwaukee 24%
Las Vegas 23%
St. Petersburg 23%
San Diego 22%
Columbus 22%
Sarasota 22%
Westport 22%
Tucson 21%
St. Louis 21%
Seattle 19%
San Francisco 17%
Howard County 17%
Denver 16%
Portland (ME) 14%
NJPS 2000 25%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

77 Reform Identification
St. Louis 60%
Essex-Morris 51%
York 49%
Cleveland 49%
Cincinnati 47%
Atlanta 45%
Phoenix 44%
Philadelphia 42%
Palm Springs 42%
Pittsburgh 41%
Seattle 41%
Westport 41%
Rochester 41%
Los Angeles 41%
San Diego 40%
Charlotte 40%
Denver 39%
San Antonio 39%
Columbus 39%
Howard County 39%
Milwaukee 39%
St. Petersburg 39%
San Francisco 38%
Sarasota 38%
West Palm Beach 37%
Atlantic County 37%
Detroit 36%
Baltimore 36%
Portland (ME) 35%
Buffalo 35%
Minneapolis 32%
Tucson 32%
Washington 31%
Hartford 31%
New Haven 30%
Lehigh Valley 30%
Orlando 30%
Middlesex 29%
Tidewater 29%
Wilmington 29%
Richmond 29%
St. Paul 28%
Rhode Island 28%
Miami 27%
Las Vegas 26%
New York 26%
Monmouth 26%
Bergen 25%
Jacksonville 24%
Broward 24%
Harrisburg 22%
NJPS 2000 35%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

78
Just Jewish Identification
Portland (ME) 48%
Las Vegas 47%
Tucson 44%
San Francisco 40%
St. Paul 37%
Sarasota 37%
Jacksonville 36%
St. Petersburg 36%
New Haven 35%
Minneapolis 35%
Rhode Island 35%
Seattle 35%
Westport 35%
Orlando 35%
Washington 34%
Columbus 34%
Hartford 34%
Broward 34%
Milwaukee 34%
Wilmington 33%
San Diego 32%
New York 32%
Charlotte 32%
Harrisburg 32%
Denver 31%
Lehigh Valley 31%
Miami 31%
San Antonio 30%
Bergen 30%
Richmond 30%
Middlesex 29%
West Palm Beach 29%
Atlantic County 29%
Howard County 29%
Rochester 29%
Phoenix 28%
Tidewater 28%
Monmouth 28%
York 25%
Buffalo 23%
Cincinnati 22%
Los Angeles 22%
Essex-Morris 20%
Detroit 19%
Philadelphia 18%
Atlanta 18%
Pittsburgh 18%
St. Louis 15%
Palm Springs 14%
Baltimore 13%
Cleveland 11%
NJPS 2000 30%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

79
Jewish Identification by JCC Membership
Conservative Conservative
50% Reconstructionist 27%
1% Orthodox
4%
Orthodox
4%
Reconstructionist Reform
1% 31%
Just Jewish
Just Jewish
Reform 20%
38%
25%
JCC Member Non-Member

80
Religious Profile: Religious Practices

81 Religious Practices
(Jewish Households)
64%
12%
Passover Seder
17%
7%
66%
9%
Chanukah Candles
14%
Always
11%
Usually
Sometimes
13%
Never
7%
Sabbath Candles
24%
56%
16%
3%
Christmas Tree
6%
75%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

82
Religious Practices
(Jewish Households)
Mezuzah on Front Door 65%
Kosher Home 15%
Kosher In/Out of Home 8%

(Respondents)
Refrain from Using

3%
Electricity on Sabbath
(Respondents)
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

83
Always/Usually Participate in a Passover Seder
(Jewish Households)
Monmouth 86%
Baltimore 85%
Bergen 85%
Essex-Morris 84%
Cleveland 84%
Middlesex 83%
Detroit 82%
Howard County 81%
Westport 79%
Miami 79%
West Palm Beach 79%
Rochester 78%
Hartford 78%
Minneapolis 78%
Atlantic County 78%
New York 77%
St. Louis 77%
Washington 77%
Milwaukee 77%
St. Paul 76%
Cincinnati 76%
New Haven 76%
Philadelphia 76%
Harrisburg 75%
Pittsburgh 75%
Broward 75%
Tidewater 75%
Los Angeles 74%
Wilmington 74%
Richmond 73%
Rhode Island 73%
Boston 72%
Palm Springs 72%
Lehigh Valley 70%
Charlotte 69%
Sarasota 69%
San Antonio 69%
Orlando 67%
St. Petersburg 65%
Columbus 65%
York 64%
San Diego 64%
Jacksonville 63%
Atlanta 62%
Phoenix 62%
Tucson 61%
Portland (ME) 60%
Denver 57%
San Francisco 55%
Las Vegas 50%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

84 Religious Practices by Geographic Area
(Jewish Households)
66%
73%
Passover Seder 82%
Always + Usually 78%
79%
67%
78%
Chanukah Candles 80%
80%
6%
16%
Sabbath Candles 32%
17%
The East
39%
27% The West
Christmas Tree 15% The Central Area
Always + Usually 18% Hamden
+ Sometimes 34% The North
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

85
Religious Practices by Geographic Area
(Jewish Households)
50%
68%
Mezuzah on Front Door 72%
70%
66%
3%
16%
Kosher Home 27%
15%
9%
2%
6% The East
The West
Kosher In/Out of Home 14%
(Respondents) The Central Area
5%
Hamden
6% The North
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

86 Religious Practices by JCC Membership
(Jewish Households)
79%
Mezuzah on Front Door
63%
93%
Passover Seder
89%
Chanukah Candles
35%
Sabbath Candles
28%
Kosher Home
13%
12%
Kosher In/Out of Home
(Respondents) 7%
13% JCC Member

Christmas Tree Non-Member
+ Sometimes
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
87
Religious Profile: Synagogue Attendance

88
Synagogue Attendance
Never *
32%
Only on High Holidays

24%
Once per Month or More

25%
A Few Times per Year
20%
* or only for weddings/b'nai mitzvah

89 Attend Services
Once per Month or More
Pittsburgh 33%
Boston 32%
St. Louis 31%
Cleveland 31%
Harrisburg 29%
Bergen 29%
New York 29%
Tidewater 28%
Detroit 28%
St. Paul 28%
St. Petersburg 28%
Buffalo 28%
Hartford 27%
Rochester 26%
Jacksonville 26%
Miami 26%
San Antonio 25%
York 25%
Charlotte 25%
Milwaukee 25%
Los Angeles 25%
Sarasota 25%
New Haven 25%
Chicago 24%
San Diego 24%
Monmouth 24%
Columbus 23%
Lehigh Valley 23%
Westport 23%
Minneapolis 22%
Washington 22%
Richmond 22%
Middlesex 22%
Wilmington 21%
Orlando 21%
Philadelphia 21%
Rhode Island 21%
Tucson 21%
Palm Springs 20%
Atlantic County 18%
Phoenix 18%
Broward 18%
West Palm Beach 16%
Portland (ME) 15%
Las Vegas 13%
NJPS 2000 24%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
90 Never Attend Services
(or only for weddings/b'nai mitzvah)
Portland (ME) 45%
Las Vegas 44%
San Diego 40%
Philadelphia 39%
Tucson 38%
Phoenix 37%
Columbus 36%
Orlando 34%
New Haven 32%
Sarasota 32%
Broward 32%
St. Petersburg 32%
West Palm Beach 31%
Washington 31%
Jacksonville 31%
New York 30%
Lehigh Valley 29%
Atlantic County 29%
Rhode Island 29%
Westport 29%
Los Angeles 29%
Wilmington 29%
York 28%
Essex-Morris 28%
Chicago 27%
Hartford 27%
Harrisburg 27%
Milwaukee 26%
Middlesex 25%
San Antonio 25%
Miami 25%
Charlotte 25%
Richmond 25%
Rochester 24%
Minneapolis 23%
St. Paul 23%
Pittsburgh 23%
Bergen 23%
Monmouth 23%
Cleveland 23%
Detroit 22%
Tidewater 21%
St. Louis 20%
NJPS 2000 40%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
91
Types of Marriage
92 Types of Marriage
(Married Couples in Jewish Households)
In-married
(2 Born/Raised Jews)
60%
Conversionary
6%
Intermarried
34%
93
Types of Marriage by JCC Membership
(Married Couples)
In-married
(2 Born/Raised Jews) In-married
77% (2 Born/Raised Jews)
56%
Conversionary Intermarried
Conversionary
6% 37%
8%
Intermarried
15%
JCC Member Non-Member
94 Intermarriage
(Couples Intermarriage Rate)
Portland (ME) 61%
Seattle 55%
San Francisco 55%
Denver 53%
Atlanta 50%
Las Vegas 48%
Charlotte 47%
York 46%
Tucson 46%
Boston 46%
Howard County 45%
Columbus 45%
San Diego 44%
Jacksonville 44%
Tidewater 43%
Washington 41%
Phoenix 40%
St. Paul 39%
San Antonio 37%
Pittsburgh 36%
Lehigh Valley 36%
Cincinnati 34%
Richmond 34%
Rhode Island 34%
New Haven 34%
Harrisburg 33%
Minneapolis 33%
Wilmington 33%
Westport 33%
Orlando 32%
Rochester 30%
Chicago 30%
St. Petersburg 29%
Milwaukee 28%
Philadelphia 28%
Atlantic County 26%
Buffalo 26%
St. Louis 25%
Hartford 23%
Los Angeles 23%
Cleveland 23%
New York 22%
Sarasota 20%
Palm Springs 19%
Broward 18%
Baltimore 17%
Bergen 17%
Monmouth 17%
Miami 16%
Detroit 16%
West Palm Beach 16%
Middlesex 14%
South Palm Beach 9%
NJPS 2000 48%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

95
Types of Marriage by Age of Head of Household
(Married Couples)
100%
2 Born/Raised Jews Conversionary Intermarried
81%
80%
69%
60% 56%
47%
45%
39%
40%
25%
20%
13%
9%
5% 6% 6%
0%
35-49 50-64 65-74 75+
96 Current Religion of Children
in Intermarried Households
(Children Age 0-17 in Intermarried Jewish Households)
Jewish
43%
Not Jewish Part Jewish

35% 22%
97 Children Being Raised Jewish
in Intermarried Households
(Children Age 0-17 in Intermarried Jewish Households)
Sarasota 74%
Cleveland 66%
St. Louis 65%
Baltimore 62%
Atlantic County 60%
Cincinnati 60%
Boston 60%
Hartford 59%
Bergen 59%
Harrisburg 57%
Westport 56%
Jacksonville 49%
Howard County 48%
Portland (ME) 47%
Tucson
Washington
45%
45%
What percentage
Tidewater 45%
New Haven
Broward
43%
43%
of children in
York
Los Angeles
43%
43% intermarried
Miami 42%
Las Vegas
Columbus 40%
42% households are
San Antonio
Atlanta
39%
39% being raised
Orlando 39%
San Francisco
Chicago
38%
38%
Jewish?
St. Paul 37%
Lehigh Valley 36%
Pittsburgh 36%
Milwaukee 36%
Wilmington 36%
Richmond 36%
Rhode Island 35%
West Palm Beach 34%
Charlotte 34%
Middlesex 33%
Rochester 32%
Monmouth 31%
Detroit 31%
Minneapolis 30%
New York 30%
St. Petersburg 29%
Phoenix 26%
San Diego 21%
Palm Springs 19%
Denver 18%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

98
Membership Profile: Synagogues

99 Reported Current Synagogue Membership
(Jewish Households)
Cincinnati 60%
Tidewater 58%
St. Paul 56%
Essex-Morris 56%
St. Louis 56%
Minneapolis 54%
Rochester 54%
Pittsburgh 53%
Hartford 53%
San Antonio 52%
Baltimore 52%
Cleveland 52%
Lehigh Valley 51%
Detroit 50%
Bergen 50%
Columbus 50%
Jacksonville 49%
Charlotte 49%
Harrisburg 49%
Palm Springs 48%
Monmouth 48%
Milwaukee 48%
Westport 46%
Wilmington 46%
Sarasota 45%
York 45%
Richmond 45%
Middlesex 44%
Atlantic County 44%
New Haven 43%
Boston 43%
New York 43%
Rhode Island 43%
Chicago 42%
St. Petersburg 40%
Miami 39%
Howard County 38%
Washington 37%
Philadelphia 35%
Los Angeles 34%
Orlando 34%
Portland (ME) 33%
Atlanta 33%
Denver 32%
Tucson 32%
West Palm Beach 30%
San Diego 29%
Phoenix 29%
Broward 27%
San Francisco 22%
Seattle 21%
Las Vegas 14%
NJPS 2000 40%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

100
Membership Profile: JCC

101 Reported Current Membership in Local JCC
(Jewish Households)
St. Paul 36%
Charlotte 36%
Harrisburg 31%
San Antonio 29%
Rochester 28%
York 27%
Monmouth - Deal 27%
Jacksonville 26%
Cleveland 24%
Milwaukee 24%
St. Louis 24%
Richmond 24%
Pittsburgh 23%
Wilmington 23%
Hartford 22%
Bergen - Palisades 21%
Tidewater 19%
Lehigh Valley 18%
Minneapolis 17%
Tucson 17%
Orlando 17%
Detroit 15%
New Haven 14%
Atlantic County 14%
New York 14%
Miami - Alper 13%
San Francisco 13%
Sarasota 12%
Washington - Greater Washington 11%
Los Angeles 11%
Atlanta 10%
Miami - Russell 10%
Washington - DCJCC 10%
Rhode Island 10%
Bergen - YJCC 10%
St. Petersburg 10%
West Palm Beach - Kaplan 7%
Broward - Posnack 6%
West Palm Beach - Boynton 5%
Miami - Miami Beach * 5%
Washington - NOVA 5%
Seattle 5%
Monmouth - Western * 5%
South Palm Beach 4%
Las Vegas * 3%
Middlesex 2%
Westport 1%
Broward - Soref 1% * JCC is not a full service facility.
** Includes households who are members of local and non-local JCCs
NJPS 2000 ** 18%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

102 Current Membership in Local JCC
of Households with Children
Charlotte 45%
San Antonio 42%
Monmouth - Deal 42%
Milwaukee 42%
St. Paul 40%
St. Louis 37%
Jacksonville 36%
Tucson 35%
Rochester 35%
Miami - Russell 33%
York 32%
Harrisburg 32%
Cleveland 30%
Tidewater 29%
Lehigh Valley 28%
Pittsburgh 27%
Wilmington 25%
Orlando 25%
Detroit 23%
Miami - Alper 23%
Richmond 23%
New Haven 22%
Hartford 22%
New York 21%
Sarasota 19%
Atlantic County 18%
Atlanta 16%
Minneapolis 16%
San Francisco 16%
Rhode Island 15%
St. Petersburg 14%
Bergen - YJCC 13%
Las Vegas * 6%
Broward - Soref 3%
Middlesex 2% * JCC is not a full service facility.
Westport 1% ** Includes households who are members of local and non-local JCCs
NJPS 2000 ** 25%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
103 Current Membership in Local JCC
of Intermarried Households
York 30%
St. Paul 22%
Charlotte 21%
Milwaukee 17%
San Antonio 16%
Jacksonville 14%
Pittsburgh 13%
Tucson 13%
Richmond 12%
New York 11%
Rochester 11%
Harrisburg 11%
Tidewater 10%
Orlando 10%
Miami - Russell 8%
Hartford 8%
Monmouth - Deal 8%
New Haven 7%
Lehigh Valley 7%
San Francisco 7%
Bergen - YJCC 7%
Atlantic County 6%
Rhode Island 6%
Miami - Alper 5%
South Palm Beach 4%
Sarasota 4%
Wilmington 4%
Atlanta 3%
Minneapolis 3%
Detroit 2%
Broward - Soref 2%
St. Petersburg 2%
Middlesex 1%
Las Vegas * 1%
Westport 0%
Monmouth - Western * 0% * JCC is not a full service facility.
** Includes households who are members of local and non-local JCCs
NJPS ** 10%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
104 Extent to Which Intermarried Households
Are More Likely to Be Members of a Synagogue
Than the Local JCC
(In percentage points)
Tidewater 27
Sarasota 24
Westport 22
Lehigh Valley 19
Washington - DCJCC 19
Minneapolis 18
Hartford 18
Middlesex 15
Detroit 15
Miami - Miami Beach * 15
Pittsburgh 14
Rhode Island 14
Bergen - YJCC 14
Monmouth - Western * 14
Miami - Russell 13
Jacksonville 13
New Haven 11
Washington - NOVA 11
Broward - Soref 11
Charlotte 11
Wilmington 10
San Antonio 9
South Palm Beach 9
Atlantic County 9
Richmond 8
West Palm Beach - Kaplan 7
Rochester 7
Milwaukee 7
Harrisburg 7
St. Petersburg 7
San Francisco 6
Washington - Greater Washington 6
Las Vegas * 5
New York 5
Atlanta 4
Miami - Alper 4
Bergen - Palisades 3
Orlando 3
Tucson 2
Monmouth - Deal 1
West Palm Beach - Boynton -1
Broward - Posnack -1
St. Paul -3 * JCC is not a full service facility.
York -7
-10 0 10 20 30
105 Current Membership in the JCC of Greater New Haven
(Jewish Households)
All 14%
The East 3%
The West 7%
Hamden 8%
The North 10%
0-4 Years in New Haven 4%

5-9 Years 17%
10-19 Years 14%
20+ Years 15%
Under 50 16%
50-64 14%
65-74 15%
75+ 12%
65+ 13%

Elderly Couple 14%
Elderly Single 9%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
(Jewish Households)
All 14%
$25-$50,000 4%
$50-$100,000 9%
$100-$200,000 17%
$200,000+ 32%
Orthodox 16%
Conservative 24%
Reform 12%
Just Jewish 8%
In-married 20%
Conversionary 19%
Intermarried 7%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

(Jewish Households)
All 14%
Synagogue Member 24%

Non-Member 7%
Jewish Organization Member 26%

Non-Member 10%
To Jewish Day School 23%

To Supplemental School 14%
No Jewish Education 7%
To Overnight Camp 18%

Not to Overnight Camp 11%
Youth Group Participant 19%

Not Youth Group Participant 10%
Hillel/Chabad Participant 22%

Not Hillel/Chabad Participant 12%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

(Jewish Households)
All 14%
Jewish Trip to Israel 28%
General Trip to Israel 16%
Not to Israel 7%
Donated to Federation 26%
Asked, Did Not Donate 13%
Not Asked 5%
Federation Non-Donor 7%
Donated under $100 15%
Donated $100-$500 31%
Donated $500+ 40%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

109 Local JCC Membership
(Based upon the JCC Survey)
(Jewish Households)
Harrisburg 30%
St. Paul 26%
San Antonio 25%
Milwaukee 24%
Charlotte 21%
York 19%
Wilmington 18%
Orlando 17%
Jacksonville 15%
Richmond 15%
Bergen 14%
Sarasota 14%
Tidewater 14%
Hartford 14%
Lehigh Valley 12%
Tucson 12%
New Haven 11%
Atlantic County 11%
Detroit 10%
Minneapolis 10%
Miami 8%
Rhode Island 8%
Monmouth 8%
Washington 6%
St. Petersburg 5%
Middlesex 4%
South Palm Beach 4%
West Palm Beach 4%
Las Vegas 2%
Broward 2%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
110 Telephone Survey's Over/Under
Estimation of JCC Membership
(In percentage points)
Charlotte 14
St. Paul 10
Jacksonville 10
Hartford 8
York 8
Richmond 8
Minneapolis 7
Lehigh Valley 6
Detroit 5
Tucson 5
Tidewater 5
Wilmington 5
St. Petersburg 5
San Antonio 4
Bergen 4
Monmouth 4
New Haven 3
West Palm Beach 3
Atlantic County 3
Miami 3
Washington 3
Las Vegas 1
South Palm Beach 1
Rhode Island 1
Broward 1
Harrisburg 1
Milwaukee 0
Orlando 0
Middlesex -2
Sarasota -2
-10 0 10 20
111 Number of JCC Member Households
(Based upon the JCC Survey)
2,500
2005 2010
2,277
2,011
2,000
1,500
1,366
1,200
1,000 911
811
500
0
Jewish Households Non-Jewish Total Households
Households
112
Profile of JCC Member Households
) 71% live in The Central Area; 9% live in Hamden; 8% live in The
North; 8% live in The West; and 5% live in The East
) 41% are households with children and 21% are elderly couple
households
) 75% earn an annual household income of $100,000+
) 4% of Jewish respondents identify as Orthodox; 50%,
Conservative; 25%, Reform; and 20%, Just Jewish
) 15% of married couples are intermarried
2 73% are synagogue members
) 21% contain an adult who attended a Jewish day school as a child
) 50% contain an adult who attended or worked at a Jewish overnight
camp as a child
) 49% of respondents are very familiar with the Jewish Federation
) 74% contain an adult who visited Israel
) 69% donated to the Jewish Federation in the past year
) 70% donated to other Jewish charities in the past year
) 85% donated to non-Jewish charities in the past year
) 50% of Jewish respondents volunteered for a Jewish organization in the
past year; 59%, for a non-Jewish organization
113 Major Reasons for Not Joining the JCC
(Respondents in Households Who Are Not Members of the JCC of Greater New Haven)
Distance from Home 38%
No Need for the Services Offered 29%
Cost 17%
Lack of Transportation 2%
Too Old 2%
Lack of Information about JCC 2%
Lack of Time 1%
Quality of the Programs 1%
Not Interested 1%
Not Religious 1%
Never Thought About It 1% ) Responses in red were read to the respondent.
) Respondents were allowed to provide only 1 response.

Other 4%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

114 Major Reasons for Not Joining the JCC
among JCC Participants
(Respondents in Households Who Are Not Members of the JCC of Greater New Haven
and Participated in a Local JCC Program in the Past Year)
Distance from Home 38%
No Need for the Services Offered 23%
Cost 26%
Lack of Transportation 3%
Too Old 1%
Lack of Information about JCC 0%
Lack of Time 2%
Quality of the Programs 1%
Not Interested 0%
Not Religious 0%
) Responses in red were read to the respondent.
Never Thought About It 1%
) Respondents were allowed to provide only 1 response.
Other 6%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

115 Distance from Home
as a Major Reason for Not Joining Local JCC
(Respondents in JCC Non-Member Jewish Households)
New Haven 38%
Hartford 32%
Rhode Island 30%
Tidewater 30%
Middlesex 29%
St. Paul 28%
Jacksonville 27%
Tucson 27%
Lehigh Valley 25%
San Antonio 24%
Minneapolis 24%
Monmouth - Western 23%
Wilmington 23%
St. Louis 22%
Atlantic County 21%
Sarasota 21%
Harrisburg 20%
Detroit 18%
Miami - Alper 18%
Richmond 18%
St. Petersburg 16%
Orlando 16%
Bergen - YJCC 13%
Seattle 13%
Milwaukee 13%
Los Angeles 12%
Broward - Soref 10%
Charlotte 9%
Monmouth - Deal 8%
South Palm Beach 6%
Miami - Miami Beach 6%
Miami - Russell 5%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
(Respondents in Jewish Households Who Are Not Members of the JCC of Greater New Haven)
All 38%
The East 59%

The West 38%
Hamden 39%
The North 52%

5-9 Years 26%
10-19 Years 47%
20+ Years 38%
Under 50 52%
50-64 43%
65-74 35%
75+ 21%
65+ 26%
Male 37%
Female 39%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
All 38%

Elderly Couple 33%
Elderly Single 18%

$25-$50,000 31%
$50-$100,000 31%
$100-$200,000 46%
$200,000+ 56%
Orthodox 0%
Conservative 38%
Reform 46%
Just Jewish 35%
In-married 42%
Conversionary 43%
Intermarried 45%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
All 38%

Non-Member 34%

Non-Member 40%
Very Familiar with JCC 38%

Somewhat Familiar 42%
Not at All Familiar 33%

Not Asked 40%

Donated $100-$500 37%
Donated $500+ 43%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

119 No Need for the Services Offered
Broward - Soref 54%
Los Angeles 51%
Monmouth - Deal 51%
Miami - Russell 49%
Richmond 48%
Sarasota 47%
St. Petersburg 47%
Miami - Alper 45%
Bergen - YJCC 44%
Atlantic County 42%
Middlesex 40%
Tidewater 40%
Milwaukee 40%
Wilmington 40%
Minneapolis 39%
Rhode Island 38%
Seattle 38%
Hartford 37%
Charlotte 37%
Harrisburg 36%
Orlando 35%
Lehigh Valley 34%
Jacksonville 34%
Tucson 33%
San Antonio 31%
St. Paul 31%
New Haven 29%
Detroit 28%
St. Louis 18%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
All 29%
The East 28%

The West 27%
Hamden 24%
The North 23%

5-9 Years 26%
10-19 Years 21%
20+ Years 31%
Under 50 24%
50-64 24%
65-74 34%
75+ 40%
65+ 37%
Male 33%
Female 27%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
All 29%

Elderly Couple 42%
Elderly Single 33%

$25-$50,000 30%
$50-$100,000 37%
$100-$200,000 27%
$200,000+ 29%
Orthodox 39%
Conservative 22%
Reform 24%
Just Jewish 39%
In-married 26%
Conversionary 33%
Intermarried 35%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
All 29%

Non-Member 33%

Non-Member 30%


Not Asked 34%

Donated $100-$500 33%
Donated $500+ 26%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

123 Cost
Charlotte 23%
Detroit 22%
St. Paul 21%
Tucson 21%
Milwaukee 21%
Bergen - YJCC 20%
Miami - Russell 19%
Jacksonville 19%
Miami - Alper 18%
St. Louis 18%
Harrisburg 18%
Orlando 18%
New Haven 17%
Richmond 17%
Lehigh Valley 16%
Atlantic County 14%
San Antonio 13%
Minneapolis 13%
Hartford 12%
Broward - Soref 12%
Monmouth - Deal 12%
Wilmington 12%
Tidewater 10%
St. Petersburg 9%
Rhode Island 8%
Sarasota 7%
Los Angeles 7%
Middlesex 6%
Seattle 4%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
124 Cost
All 17%
The East 6%
The West 15%
Hamden 17%
The North 14%

5-9 Years 24%
10-19 Years 17%
20+ Years 17%
Under 50 16%
50-64 22%
65-74 17%
75+ 12%
65+ 14%
Male 16%
Female 18%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
125 Cost
All 17%

Elderly Couple 11%
Elderly Single 15%

$25-$50,000 21%
$50-$100,000 17%
$100-$200,000 18%
$200,000+ 4%
Orthodox 39%
Conservative 24%
Reform 18%
Just Jewish 10%
In-married 20%
Conversionary 23%
Intermarried 8%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
126 Cost
All 17%

Non-Member 16%

Non-Member 16%


Not Asked 10%

Donated $100-$500 17%
Donated $500+ 14%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

127 Lack of Time
St. Louis 16%
Seattle 14%
St. Petersburg 11%
Charlotte 8%
South Palm Beach 7%
Milwaukee 7%
Wilmington 7%
Harrisburg 7%
Miami - Alper 6%
Miami - Russell 6%
Orlando 6%
San Antonio 5%
Bergen - YJCC 5%
Broward - Soref 5%
Los Angeles 5%
Monmouth - Deal 5%
Richmond 5%
Middlesex 4%
Atlantic County 4%
Minneapolis 4%
St. Paul 4%
Jacksonville 4%
Rhode Island 4%
Hartford 4%
Lehigh Valley 3%
Detroit 3%
Tidewater 3%
Tucson 2%
New Haven 1%
Sarasota 1%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
128 Quality of the Programs
Detroit 8%
Minneapolis 7%
St. Paul 5%
Rhode Island 4%
Tucson 4%
Seattle 4%
St. Petersburg 4%
Orlando 4%
Lehigh Valley 3%
San Antonio 3%
Hartford 3%
Monmouth - Deal 3%
Miami - Alper 2%
Miami - Russell 2%
Jacksonville 2%
Bergen - YJCC 2%
Charlotte 2%
Los Angeles 2%
Milwaukee 2%
Wilmington 2%
Harrisburg 2%
New Haven 1%
Middlesex 1%
South Palm Beach 1%
Atlantic County 1%
Sarasota 1%
Tidewater 1%
Broward - Soref 1%
Richmond 1%
St. Louis 0%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
All 1%
The East 0%
The West 3%
The Central Area 2%
Hamden 2%
The North 0%

5-9 Years 0%
10-19 Years 0%
20+ Years 2%
Under 50 1%
50-64 1%
65-74 3%
75+ 1%
65+ 2%
Male 2%
Female 1%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
All 1%

Elderly Couple 2%
Elderly Single 1%

$25-$50,000 2%
$50-$100,000 1%
$100-$200,000 2%
$200,000+ 3%
Orthodox 4%
Conservative 2%
Reform 0%
Just Jewish 2%
In-married 2%
Conversionary 0%
Intermarried 2%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
All 1%
Synagogue Member 2%
Non-Member 1%

Non-Member 1%

Not Asked 2%
Donated $100-$500 0%
Donated $500+ 3%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

132
Synagogue/JCC Memberships Overlap
(Jewish Households)
Synagogue
JCC Member Only Member Only
4% 32%
Both
10%
Neither
54%
133 Both Synagogue and JCC Members
(Jewish Households)
Charlotte 30%
St. Paul 27%
Harrisburg 26%
Monmouth - Deal 25%
San Antonio 23%
Jacksonville 22%
Rochester 21%
St. Louis 19%
Richmond 19%
Tidewater 18%
Wilmington 18%
Pittsburgh 17%
Hartford 17%
York 17%
Milwaukee 17%
Cleveland 16%
Lehigh Valley 14%
Minneapolis 13%
Detroit 11%
Miami - Russell 11%
Orlando 11%
New Haven 10%
Atlantic County 10%
New York 10%
West Palm Beach - Kaplan 9% Synagogue
Miami - Alper 9% JCC Member Only Member Only
Tucson 9% 4% 32%
Bergen - YJCC 9%
St. Petersburg 9%
Atlanta 8%
Sarasota 8%
South Palm Beach 6%
Rhode Island 6% Both
Monmouth - Western 6% 10%
Broward - Soref 4% Neither
Middlesex 2% 54%
Las Vegas 2%
Westport 0%
NJPS 2000 14%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
134 Synagogue Member Only
(Jewish Households)
Westport 46%
Middlesex 42%
Minneapolis 40%
Detroit 39%
Bergen - YJCC 39%
Tidewater 39%
Lehigh Valley 37%
Rhode Island 37%
Sarasota 37%
St. Louis 37%
Pittsburgh 36%
Hartford 36%
Cleveland 36%
Atlantic County 34%
New York 33%
Rochester 33%
New Haven 32%
Monmouth - Deal 32%
Milwaukee 32%
St. Petersburg 32%
Miami - Alper 30%
San Antonio 29%
St. Paul 28% Synagogue
York 28%
JCC Member Only Member Only
Wilmington 28%
Washington - NOVA 27% 4% 32%
Jacksonville 27%
Miami - Russell 26%
Richmond 26%
Atlanta 25%
Tucson 23%
Harrisburg 23% Both
Orlando 23%
10%
Broward - Soref 22%
Broward - Posnack 21% Neither
Charlotte 19% 54%
Las Vegas 12%
NJPS 2000 26%

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
135 JCC Member Only
(Jewish Households)
York 10%
St. Paul 9%
Tucson 8%
Cleveland 8%
Rochester 7%
Milwaukee 7%
San Antonio 6%
Pittsburgh 6%
Charlotte 6%
St. Louis 6%
Orlando 6%
Atlantic County 5%
Hartford 5%
Monmouth - Deal 5%
Wilmington 5%
Harrisburg 5%
Richmond 5%
New Haven 4%
Lehigh Valley 4%
Detroit 4%
Miami - Alper 4%
Minneapolis 4%
Washington - Greater Washington 4% Synagogue
Jacksonville 4%
New York 4% JCC Member Only Member Only
Rhode Island 4% 4% 32%
Sarasota 4%
South Palm Beach 3%
Miami - Russell 3%
Bergen - YJCC 3%
St. Petersburg 3%
Atlanta 2%
Las Vegas 2%
Miami - Miami Beach 2% Both
Washington - NOVA 2% 10%
Middlesex 1%
Tidewater 1%
Westport 1% Neither
Broward - Soref 1% 54%
NJPS 2000 4%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
136 Neither Synagogue nor JCC Members
(Jewish Households)
Las Vegas 85%
Broward - Soref 73%
Atlanta 65%
Miami - Russell 61%
Tucson 60%
Orlando 60%
St. Petersburg 57%
Miami - Alper 56%
Middlesex 55%
New Haven 54%
Rhode Island 54%
New York 53%
Westport 53%
Atlantic County 52%
Sarasota 52%
Richmond 50%
Bergen - YJCC 49%
Wilmington 49%
Jacksonville 47%
Detroit 46%
Harrisburg 46% Synagogue
Lehigh Valley 45% JCC Member Only Member Only
York 45% 4% 32%
Charlotte 45%
Milwaukee 44%
San Antonio 42%
Minneapolis 42%
Tidewater 42%
Hartford 42%
Pittsburgh 41% Both
Cleveland 40% 10%
Rochester 39%
St. Louis 38% Neither
Monmouth - Deal 37% 54%
St. Paul 36%
NJPS 2000 56%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
137 Participated in a Local JCC Program
in the Past Year
(Jewish Households)
Rochester 60%
Los Angeles 54%
San Antonio 52%
St. Paul 48%
Tucson 47%
Milwaukee 47%
Wilmington 47%
Richmond 46%
Detroit 45%
Monmouth - Deal 45%
York 44%
Cleveland 44%
Lehigh Valley 43%
Jacksonville 42%
Harrisburg 41%
Minneapolis 40%
Hartford 40%
New Haven 39%
Orlando 36%
Tidewater 35%
Miami - Alper 34%
New York 34%
Sarasota 34%
San Diego 32%
Rhode Island 31%
San Francisco 30%
Atlantic County 28%
Miami - Russell 28%
St. Petersburg 27%
Bergen - YJCC 21%
Chicago 20%
Portland (ME) 18%
Las Vegas 12%
Westport 9%
Seattle 8%
Middlesex 7%
Broward - Soref 5% * Includes households who participated in both local and non-local JCCs
NJPS 2000 * 34%

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
in the Past Year
(Jewish Households)
All 39%
The East 16%

The West 30%
Hamden 40%
The North 33%

5-9 Years 39%
10-19 Years 41%
20+ Years 39%
Under 50 38%
50-64 36%
65-74 39%
75+ 43%
65+ 41%

Elderly Couple 43%
Elderly Single 38%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
in the Past Year
(Jewish Households)
All 39%
$25-$50,000 26%
$50-$100,000 36%
$100-$200,000 46%
$200,000+ 55%
Orthodox 58%
Conservative 53%
Reform 37%
Just Jewish 25%
In-married 50%
Conversionary 46%
Intermarried 24%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

in the Past Year
(Jewish Households)
All 39%

Non-Member 26%
JCC Non-Member 29%

Non-Member 31%




0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
in the Past Year
(Jewish Households)
All 39%
Not to Israel 26%
Not Asked 21%
Donated $100-$500 67%
Donated $500+ 66%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

in the Past Year Without Being a Member
(Jewish Households)
Los Angeles 43%
Rochester 32%
Detroit 30%
Tucson 30%
Washington - Greater Washington 27% 39% who participated
New Haven 25%
Lehigh Valley 25% minus 14% who are members
Minneapolis 24% equals 25%
Wilmington 24%
San Antonio 23%
Milwaukee 23%
Sarasota 22%
Richmond 22%
New York 21%
Rhode Island 21%
Miami - Alper 20%
Cleveland 20%
Orlando 19%
Hartford 18%
Monmouth - Deal 18%
Miami - Russell 17%
San Francisco 17%
Jacksonville 17%
York 17%
St. Petersburg 17%
Tidewater 16%
Atlantic County 13%
St. Paul 13%
Bergen - YJCC 11%
Las Vegas 10%
Harrisburg 10%
Westport 8%
Middlesex 5%
Broward - Soref 4%
Seattle 3%
NJPS 2000 16%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
Membership in a Fitness Facility or Health Club
143 Other Than the JCC
(JCC Non-Member Jewish Households)

Las Vegas 44%
Westport 43%
New Haven 39%
St. Paul 39%
San Antonio 38%
Minneapolis 38%
Tidewater 36%
Detroit 35%
Lehigh Valley 34%
Tucson 34%
Miami - Alper 32%
Middlesex 31%
Rhode Island 31%
Atlantic County 30%
Bergen - YJCC 28%
Hartford 26%
Sarasota 25%
Jacksonville 24%
Miami - Russell 21%
Rochester 17%
York 17%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
144Local JCC Market Share of Fitness Facility and
Health Club Market among Jewish Households
(Households Who Are Members of a JCC or Other Fitness Facility)
Rochester 69%
York 68%
Jacksonville 59%
St. Paul 58%
San Antonio 52%
Hartford 52%
Tidewater 40%
Lehigh Valley 39%
Tucson 37%
Atlantic County 36%
Sarasota 35%
Minneapolis 34%
Detroit 33%
Miami - Alper 32%
Miami - Russell 32%
New Haven 29%
Bergen - YJCC 27%
Rhode Island 26%
Middlesex 6%
Westport 2%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
(Households Who Are Members of the JCC of Greater New Haven or Other Fitness Facility)
All 29%
The East 6%
The West 16%
Hamden 17%
The North 21%

5-9 Years 32%
10-19 Years 29%
20+ Years 31%
Under 50 28%
50-64 25%
65-74 33%
75+ 39%
65+ 36%

Elderly Couple 34%
Elderly Single 38%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
All 29%
$25-$50,000 11%
$50-$100,000 22%
$100-$200,000 29%
$200,000+ 49%
Orthodox 50%
Conservative 42%
Reform 26%
Just Jewish 18%
In-married 35%
Conversionary 32%
Intermarried 14%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

All 29%

Non-Member 17%

Non-Member 22%




0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

All 29%
Not to Israel 16%
Not Asked 11%
Donated $100-$500 57%
Donated $500+ 54%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

149
Membership Profile: Jewish Organizations

150 Jewish Organization Membership
Other Than a Synagogue or JCC
(Jewish Households)
Palm Springs 54%
Sarasota 47%
Milwaukee 46%
West Palm Beach 43%
Richmond 43%
Harrisburg 42%
Middlesex 38%
Broward 37%
Detroit 36%
Bergen 36%
Tidewater 36%
Monmouth 36%
St. Petersburg 36%
Wilmington 35%
Lehigh Valley 34%
St. Paul 34%
Minneapolis 33%
Jacksonville 32%
Hartford 32%
Rochester 32%
Miami 31%
Rhode Island 30%
Orlando 30%
San Antonio 29%
Atlantic County 29%
Pittsburgh 29%
York 27%
Charlotte 27%
Los Angeles 27%
New Haven 25%
Tucson 25%
Westport 25%
Atlanta 24%
Portland (ME) 21%
San Francisco 21%
Seattle 21%
Washington 20%
New York 20%
Denver 16%
Howard County 13%
Las Vegas 12%
NJPS 2000 25%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
151 Association with the Jewish Community
(Jewish Households)
St. Louis 69%
St. Paul 67%
Rochester 65%
Detroit 64%
Sarasota 64%
Milwaukee 64%
Bergen 63%
Lehigh Valley 62%
San Antonio 62%
Pittsburgh 62%
Tidewater 62%
Hartford 62%
Monmouth 62%
Minneapolis 60%
York 60%
Richmond 60%
Wilmington 59%
Harrisburg 59%
Middlesex 58%
Jacksonville 58%
West Palm Beach 57%
Atlantic County 57%
Charlotte 57%
Miami 54%
New Haven 53%
Rhode Island 52%
Westport 52%
Broward 50%
New York 49%
St. Petersburg 49%
Washington 48%
Tucson 48%
Portland (ME) 46%
Los Angeles 46%
Orlando 46%
Atlanta 42%
San Francisco 37%
Seattle 31%
Las Vegas 21%
NJPS 2000 51%

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
152
Summary of Memberships
(Jewish Households)
JCC Member 14%
JCC Participant in the Past Year 39%
JCC Market Share 29%
Associated 53%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

153 Feel Part of the
Greater New Haven Jewish Community
Somewhat
34%
Very Much
16%
Not at All
Not Very Much
24%
27%
154 Feel Very Much/Somewhat
Part of the Local Jewish Community
Detroit 79%
Baltimore A Lot Some 67%
Pittsburgh A Lot Some 65%
New York A Lot Some 65%
Howard County A Lot Some 60%
Miami 60%
Bergen 60%
San Antonio 56%
Rhode Island 55%
West Palm Beach 55%
Lehigh Valley 54%
Hartford 53%
Tidewater 53%
Washington 51%
Jacksonville 50%
Palm Springs A Lot Some 50%
Middlesex 50%
New Haven 49%
Sarasota 46%
Atlanta A Lot Some 44%
Tucson 43%
Atlantic County 43%
Westport 41%
San Diego A Lot Some 37%
Phoenix A Lot Some 36% Very Much
Portland (ME) 36% Somewhat
Las Vegas 31%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
155
Adult Jewish Education

156 Attended an Adult Jewish Education
Program or Class in the Past Year
Detroit 38%
Boston 35%
Bergen 32%
Sarasota 32%
Tidewater 30%
Hartford 29%
Middlesex 28%
Minneapolis 28%
Washington 28%
Tucson 28%
Rochester 28%
San Francisco 27%
St. Paul 27%
Miami 26%
Jacksonville 26%
Lehigh Valley 25%
Atlantic County 25%
Cleveland 24%
San Antonio 23%
Rhode Island 23%
New Haven 22%
Westport 22%
West Palm Beach 19%
Portland (ME) 17%
St. Louis 14%
Las Vegas 13%
NJPS 2000 24%

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
157 Attended an Adult Jewish Education
Program or Class in the Past Year by Age
100%
80%
60%
40%
27%
25% 24%
22% 22%
20% 17%
0%
Under 35 35-49 50-64 65-74 75+ All
158
Children's Jewish Education:

Preschool/Child Care
159
Attend a Preschool/Child Care Program
(Jewish Children Age 0-5)
(Based upon the Telephone Survey)
Not in Preschool
32%
Jewish
Preschool
28%
Jewish Market Share is: Non-Jewish

28% divided by (28% + 40%) = 41% Preschool
(Sample Size = 39) 40%
160
Jewish Preschool/Child Care Market Share
San Antonio 92%
Jacksonville 81%
Tucson 81%
Charlotte 80%
Miami 79%
Monmouth 76%
Cincinnati 73%
Lehigh Valley 70%
Detroit 70%
Minneapolis 70%
Sarasota 70%
Middlesex 63%
Bergen 58%
Rochester 58%
Los Angeles 56%
Broward 55%
Milwaukee 55%
Portland (ME) 53%
West Palm Beach 49%
Richmond 49% Not in Preschool
Washington 44% 32%
Harrisburg 44%
New Haven 41%
Westport 41% Jewish
Hartford 41% Preschool
Atlantic County 40% 28%
Atlanta 39%
Tidewater 39%
York 36%
St. Paul 35%
Rhode Island 33% Non-Jewish
Las Vegas 26% Preschool
Seattle 5% 40%
NJPS 2000 36%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
161 Jewish Children Who Currently Attend
Jewish Preschool/Child Care
(Based upon the Jewish Institutions Survey)
Synagogues 97
Orthodox 0
Conservative 56
Reform 41
Other 0
JCC 37
Jewish Day Schools 34
Total 168
0 50 100 150 200

Number of Jewish Children Age 0-5
162

Jewish Day School
163
Type of School Attended
Public
School
61%
Jewish
Day School
24%
Jewish Market Share is:
24% divided by (24% + 15%) = 62% Non-Jewish
(Sample Size = 40)
Private
15%
164 Currently Attend Jewish Day School
Middlesex 48%
Miami 46%
Baltimore 44%
Bergen 41%
Jacksonville 41%
Monmouth 27%
Harrisburg 27%
Pittsburgh 27%
St. Paul 26%
Milwaukee 25%
Rhode Island 25%
Minneapolis 24%
New Haven 24%
Tidewater 22%
San Antonio 21%
Lehigh Valley 21%
Richmond 21% Public
St. Petersburg 21% School
Tucson 20%
61%
San Diego 19%
Atlanta 17%
Cincinnati 17%
Broward 16%
Denver 15%
Washington 15%
Charlotte 14%
Wilmington 14%
Rochester 13%
Las Vegas 12%
West Palm Beach 12%
Hartford 11%
Atlantic County 10%
Howard County 9% Jewish
Phoenix 9% Day School
Westport 2% Non-Jewish 24%
Portland (ME) 2% Private
15%
NJPS 2000 25%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
165
Ever Attended Formal Jewish Education
Supplemental
School
62%
Never
Attended
22%
Jewish Day School

Children who have attended both Jewish day school and
supplemental school are reported under Jewish day school
16%
166 Ever Attended Formal Jewish Education
Hartford 98%
Baltimore 96%
Cincinnati 94%
Atlanta 94%
Washington 93%
Howard County 92%
Phoenix 91%
Pittsburgh 91%
Jacksonville 90%
San Antonio 89%
Rhode Island 88%
Bergen 88%
Monmouth 88%
Miami 87%
Westport 87%
Middlesex 86%
St. Paul 85%
York 85%
Richmond 85%
Lehigh Valley 84%
Portland (ME) 84%
Charlotte 84%
Tucson 82%
Tidewater 81%
Milwaukee 81%
St. Petersburg 81%
Harrisburg 79%
New Haven 78%
Minneapolis 76%
Rochester 75%
Broward 75%
Atlantic County 73%
Wilmington 70%
Orlando 63%
West Palm Beach 62%
Las Vegas 60%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
167

Informal Jewish Education
168 Attended or Worked at a Day Camp
This Past Summer
Jewish Market Share is:

21% divided by (21% + 19%) = 53%
Non-Jewish Camp (Sample Size = 101)
19%
Jewish Camp
21%
Did Not Attend Camp

60%
169 Attended or Worked at a Jewish Day Camp
This Past Summer
San Antonio 33%

Charlotte 33%
Jacksonville 32%
Minneapolis 31%
Portland (ME) 30%
Middlesex 29%
Rochester 26%
Bergen 25%
Monmouth 25%
Miami 23%
Atlantic County 23%
Tidewater 23%
St. Paul 22%
Lehigh Valley 22%
Non-Jewish Camp
Sarasota 21%
19%
New Haven 21%
Jewish Camp
West Palm Beach 21% 21%
Richmond 20%
Milwaukee 19%
Las Vegas 18%
Wilmington 17%
Washington 17%
Tucson 15%
Hartford 15%
Rhode Island 14%
Broward 13%
Westport 6% Did Not Attend Camp
60%
NJPS 27%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
170 Attended or Worked at a Non-Jewish Day Camp
This Past Summer
Westport 40%
Monmouth 36%
Washington 27%
Hartford 24%
Middlesex 22%
Rhode Island 21%
West Palm Beach 20%
Broward 20%
New Haven 19%
Rochester 19%
Portland (ME) 18%
Wilmington 18%
Bergen 17%
Lehigh Valley 16% Non-Jewish Camp
Tucson 15% 19%
Tidewater 13% Jewish Camp
Atlantic County 12% 21%
Richmond 12%
Miami 11%
San Antonio 10%
Las Vegas 10%
Charlotte 10%
Milwaukee 9%
Minneapolis 8%
St. Paul 8%
Jacksonville 8%
Sarasota 5%
Did Not Attend Camp
NJPS 2000 21% 60%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

171 Did Not Attend or Work at a Day Camp
This Past Summer
Sarasota 74%
Las Vegas 72%
Milwaukee 72%
Tucson 71%
St. Paul 70%
Broward 68%
Richmond 68%
Miami 66%
Rhode Island 66%
Atlantic County 65%
Tidewater 65%
Wilmington 65%
Lehigh Valley 63%
Minneapolis 62%
Hartford 62%
New Haven 60%
Jacksonville 60%
West Palm Beach 59%
San Antonio 58% Non-Jewish Camp
Bergen 58% 19%
Jewish Camp
Charlotte 57% 21%
Washington 56%
Rochester 55%
Westport 54%
Portland (ME) 52%
Middlesex 50%
Monmouth 39% Did Not Attend Camp
60%
NJPS 2000 52%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
172 Jewish Day Camp Market Share
This Past Summer
Sarasota 83%
Jacksonville 81%
Minneapolis 80%
San Antonio 78%
Charlotte 76%
St. Paul 73%
Milwaukee 69%
Miami 68%
Atlantic County 66%
Tidewater 64%
Las Vegas 63%
Portland (ME) 62%
Richmond 62%
Bergen 61%
Lehigh Valley 58%
Rochester 58% Non-Jewish Camp
19%
Middlesex 57%
Jewish Camp
New Haven 53% 21%
West Palm Beach 51%
Tucson 50%
Wilmington 50%
Monmouth 41%
Rhode Island 40%
Broward 40%
Washington 39%
Hartford 38%
Westport 14% Did Not Attend Camp
60%
NJPS 2000 56%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
173
Attended or Worked at a Jewish Day Camp
This Past Summer
All 21%
The East 10%

Hamden 20%
The North 12%
Age 3-5 19%

6-12 33%
13-17 12%
Male 23%
Female 20%

$100-$200,000 19%
$200,000+ 32%
Conservative 26%
Reform 16%
Just Jewish 17%
In-married 26%
Conversionary 8%
Intermarried 19%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
174
This Past Summer
All 21%

Non-Member 12%
JCC Member 44%

Non-Member 14%

Non-Member 22%
Adult to Jewish Day School 40%

Supplemental School 17%
Adult to Overnight Camp 26%

Adult Was Youth Group Participant 28%

Adult Was Hillel/Chabad Participant 28%

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
175
This Past Summer
All 21%
Adult on Jewish Trip to Israel 36%
Not to Israel 13%
Asked, Did Not Give 25%
Not Asked 8%
Donated $100+ 38%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

176
Jewish Agencies: Familiarity and Perception

177 Familiarity with Jewish Agencies
(Respondents)
100%
Very Somewhat Not at All
80%
66%
60% 55%
46% 45%
42%
40% 40% 40%
40% 37% 38% 37%
35% 36% 35%
33%
23% 24% 23% 22%

24%
21%
20% 18%
10% 10%
0%
JCC Tower One/ Camp Jewish Home Jewish Ezra Southern Jewish
Tower East Laurelwood for the Aged Federation Academy Connecticut Family
Hebrew Service
Academy
178
Perception of Jewish Agencies
(Respondents Who Are Very/Somewhat Familiar)
100%
Excellent Good Fair/Poor
80%
59%
60% 56%
54% 53% 54%
51%
48%
46%
40% 38% 37%

34%
31% 30%
28% 29%
26%
24%
20%
20% 18%
14% 13% 13% 13% 12%
0%
JCC Tower One/ Camp Jewish Home Jewish Ezra Southern Jewish
Tower East Laurelwood for the Aged Federation Academy Connecticut Family
Hebrew Service
Academy
179 Very Familiar
with JCC
(Respondents in Service Area of Each JCC)
Baltimore 66%
Rochester 59%
York 56%
St. Paul 54%
Richmond 52%
Charlotte 51%
Cleveland 50%
Detroit 49%
Milwaukee 49%
Wilmington 48%
San Antonio 46%
Monmouth - Deal 46%
Tidewater 45%
Washington - Gr. Wash. 44%
Jacksonville 44%
Lehigh Valley 43%
Hartford 41%
Tucson 39%
St. Louis 38%
Miami - Alper 37%
Minneapolis 36%
New Haven 35%
Orlando 33%
Rhode Island 31%
Atlantic County 31%
Miami - Russell 28%
Bergen - YJCC 22%
Sarasota 18%
Broward - Soref 8%
Middlesex - YM-YWHA * 7%
Las Vegas * 5%
Monmouth - Western * 5% * JCC is not a full service facility.
Middlesex - JCC 4%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
180 Not at All Familiar
with JCC
(Respondents in Service Area of Each JCC)
Middlesex - JCC 76%
Las Vegas * 73%
Broward - Soref 68%
Sarasota 39%
Miami - Russell 34%
Bergen - YJCC 34%
Orlando 27%
Atlantic County 26%
Minneapolis 24%
New Haven 23%
Rhode Island 23%
Monmouth - Deal 23%
Wilmington 22%
Lehigh Valley 21%
Jacksonville 21%
Miami - Alper 19%
Hartford 18%
St. Louis 18%
Tidewater 17%
San Antonio 16%
St. Paul 15%
Charlotte 15%
Detroit 14%
Milwaukee 14%
Tucson 13%
Richmond 12%
Cleveland 11%
Baltimore 9%
York 9% * JCC is not a full service facility.
Rochester 6%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
181 Very Familiar with JCC
(Respondents)
All 35%
The East 22%

The West 23%
Hamden 33%
The North 29%

5-9 Years 27%
10-19 Years 27%
20+ Years 41%
Under 35 36%
35-49 38%
50-64 41%
65-74 33%
75+ 27%
65+ 30%
Male 33%
Female 36%

Elderly Couple 36%
Elderly Single 20%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
182
Very Familiar with JCC
(Respondents)
All 35%

$25-$50,000 24%
$50-$100,000 37%
$100-$200,000 40%
$200,000+ 47%
Orthodox 48%
Conservative 47%
Reform 37%
Just Jewish 23%
In-married 45%
Conversionary 41%
Intermarried 29%

Non-Member 26%
JCC Member 88%

Non-Member 27%

Non-Member 32%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
183 Very Familiar with JCC
(Respondents)
All 35%
Not to Israel 30%
Not Asked 21%
Donated $100-$500 53%
Donated $500+ 65%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

184 Excellent Perceptions
of JCC
(Respondents in Service Area of Each JCC Who Are Very/Somewhat Familiar)
St. Paul 54%
Tucson 53%
York 53%
St. Louis 48%
Rochester 48%
Charlotte 47%
San Antonio 46%
Atlantic County 45%
Sarasota 44%
Jacksonville 43%
Miami - Alper 42%
Orlando 42%
Hartford 41%
Tidewater 41%
Richmond 39%
New Haven 38%
Broward - Soref 37%
Milwaukee 37%
Wilmington 37%
Miami - Russell 35%
Detroit 34%
Monmouth - Deal 33%
Minneapolis 31%
Rhode Island 30%
Lehigh Valley 26%
Bergen - YJCC 24%
Middlesex - JCC 16%
Las Vegas * 13%
* JCC is not a full service facility.
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
185 Fair/Poor Perceptions
of JCC
(Respondents in the Service Area of Each JCC Who Are Very/Somewhat Familiar)
Las Vegas * 34%
Middlesex - JCC 26%
Lehigh Valley 22%
Detroit 17%
Monmouth - Deal 16%
Wilmington 16%
Bergen - YJCC 15%
Orlando 14%
New Haven 14%
Rhode Island 14%
Milwaukee 13%
Minneapolis 12%
Miami - Russell 12%
Jacksonville 11%
Richmond 11%
Broward - Soref 10%
Miami - Alper 10%
York 10%
Tucson 10%
Sarasota 10%
Tidewater 10%
South Palm Beach 9%
Charlotte 9%
St. Paul 9%
Hartford 9%
Rochester 8%
St. Louis 7%
Atlantic County 6% * JCC is not a full service facility.
San Antonio 6% Fair Poor
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
186 Excellent Perceptions of JCC
All 38%
The East 38%

The West 32%
Hamden 34%
The North 40%
Under 50 36%
50-64 33%
65-74 42%
75+ 44%
65+ 43%
Male 37%
Female 38%

Elderly Couple 44%
Elderly Single 45%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
All 38%

$50-$100,000 38%
$100-$200,000 38%
$200,000+ 37%
Conservative 36%
Reform 45%
Just Jewish 36%
In-married 37%
Conversionary 29%
Intermarried 37%

Non-Member 39%
JCC Member 50%

Non-Member 34%

Non-Member 37%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
All 38%
Not Asked 38%
Donated $100-$500 45%
Donated $500+ 32%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

189 Very Familiar
with Jewish Federation
(Respondents)
Baltimore 56%
Detroit 37%
Harrisburg 36%
Tidewater 35%
Richmond 33%
San Antonio 32%
Wilmington 32%
Lehigh Valley 30%
Miami 30%
Minneapolis 29%
Milwaukee 28%
Rochester 27%
York 27%
Rhode Island 26%
Hartford 26%
Charlotte 26%
St. Louis 25%
Jacksonville 23%
New Haven 21%
St. Paul 21%
Sarasota 20%
Portland (ME) 19%
Bergen 18%
St. Petersburg 17%
Washington 15%
Middlesex 15%
Tucson 15%
Orlando 15%
Atlantic County 14%
Howard County 14%
Westport 12%
Broward 12%
West Palm Beach 11%
Monmouth 8%
Las Vegas 7%
Martin-St. Lucie 5%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
190 Not at All Familiar
with Jewish Federation
(Respondents)
Monmouth 65%
Las Vegas 63%
West Palm Beach 63%
San Francisco 60%
Howard County 59%
Portland (ME) 51%
Atlantic County 51%
Orlando 51%
St. Petersburg 50%
Broward 49%
Tucson 47%
Middlesex 45%
Westport 45%
Washington 44%
St. Paul 41%
Sarasota 38%
Charlotte 38%
Bergen 34%
New Haven 33%
York 33%
Wilmington 32%
St. Louis 31%
Lehigh Valley 29%
Miami 28%
Jacksonville 28%
Milwaukee 28%
Richmond 28%
Hartford 27%
Rhode Island 26%
Rochester 26%
San Antonio 24%
Minneapolis 24%
Harrisburg 24%
Tidewater 23%
Detroit 20%
Baltimore 18%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
191 Very Familiar with Jewish Federation
(Respondents)
All 21%
The East 11%

The West 13%
Hamden 23%
The North 18%

5-9 Years 9%
10-19 Years 18%
20+ Years 26%
Under 35 14%
35-49 18%
50-64 22%
65-74 24%
75+ 23%
65+ 23%
Male 21%
Female 22%

Elderly Couple 27%
Elderly Single 17%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
(Respondents)
All 21%

$25-$50,000 7%
$50-$100,000 21%
$100-$200,000 24%
$200,000+ 32%
Orthodox 50%
Conservative 34%
Reform 18%
Just Jewish 10%
In-married 32%
Conversionary 27%
Intermarried 10%

Non-Member 10%
JCC Member 49%

Non-Member 17%

Non-Member 15%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
(Respondents)
All 21%
Not to Israel 12%
Not Asked 5%
Donated $100-$500 42%
Donated $500+ 60%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

194 Excellent Perceptions
of Jewish Federation
York 40%
St. Louis 39%
Sarasota 35%
Detroit 35%
Rochester 34%
Harrisburg 34%
Tucson 34%
Miami 33%
San Antonio 33%
Jacksonville 32%
Tidewater 32%
Charlotte 31%
St. Petersburg 31%
St. Paul 29%
Minneapolis 29%
Hartford 28%
West Palm Beach 28%
Broward 28%
Richmond 28%
Wilmington 26%
Lehigh Valley 26%
New Haven 26%
Rhode Island 25%
Portland (ME) 24%
Middlesex 23%
Orlando 23%
Atlantic County 22%
Bergen 22%
Westport 22%
Milwaukee 21%
Washington 20%
Monmouth 19%
Las Vegas 11%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
195 Fair/Poor Perceptions
of Jewish Federation
Las Vegas 32%
Orlando 24%
Westport 23%
Milwaukee 20%
New Haven 20%
Bergen 19%
Rhode Island 18%
Richmond 18%
Middlesex 18%
Portland (ME) 17%
Wilmington 17%
Atlantic County 17%
St. Petersburg 17%
Lehigh Valley 17%
Minneapolis 16%
Monmouth 15%
San Antonio 15%
Tidewater 15%
Broward 14%
Detroit 14%
Jacksonville 14%
Charlotte 14%
Washington 14%
West Palm Beach 13%
Sarasota 13%
Miami 12%
Tucson 12%
St. Louis 12%
Harrisburg 12%
Hartford 11%
Rochester 10%
St. Paul 9% Fair Poor
York 7%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
196
Excellent Perceptions of Jewish Federation
All 26%
Very Familiar with Federation 36%
The East 26%

The West 18%
Hamden 27%
The North 31%
Under 50 17%
50-64 23%
65-74 30%
75+ 36%
65+ 33%
Male 26%
Female 26%

Elderly Couple 33%
Elderly Single 36%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
197Excellent Perceptions of Jewish Federation
All 26%

$25-$50,000 21%
$50-$100,000 28%
$100-$200,000 23%
$200,000+ 31%
Orthodox 18%
Conservative 29%
Reform 29%
Just Jewish 18%
In-married 28%
Intermarried 17%

Non-Member 24%
JCC Member 35%

Non-Member 24%

Non-Member 21%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
198Excellent Perceptions of Jewish Federation
All 26%
Not Asked 15%
Donated $100-$500 35%
Donated $500+ 30%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

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200
Social Service Needs: Health Limitations

201 Elderly Single Households Who Are
Health Limited
Lehigh Valley 39%
New Haven 38%
St. Paul 37%
Minneapolis 36%
Cincinnati 36% Did not ask if member needs daily assistance
Tucson 34%
Rochester 33%
Detroit 33%
Portland (ME) 32%
Rhode Island 32%
Harrisburg 31%
Las Vegas 31%
Wilmington 30%
Miami 29%
San Antonio 29%
San Diego 29% Did not ask if member needs daily assistance
Monmouth 28%
Middlesex 28%
Bergen 27%
Atlantic County 26%
Broward 26%
Milwaukee 24%
Tidewater 24%
Richmond 23%
Jacksonville 22%
Sarasota 22%
West Palm Beach 21%
Hartford 20%
Washington 20%
St. Petersburg 19%
York 16%
Charlotte 13%
Orlando 9%
Westport 9% Needs No Needs
Daily Assistance Daily Assistance
NJPS 2000 28%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
202
Israel
203
Households in Which a Member Visited Israel
(Jewish Households)
Miami 62%
Bergen 62%
Los Angeles * 60%
Detroit 57%
Sarasota 56%
West Palm Beach 55%
Middlesex 54%
Minneapolis 52%
Broward 52%
Washington 51%
New Haven 50%
St. Paul 49%
Monmouth 47%
Buffalo * 46%
Lehigh Valley 45%
Westport 44%
Milwaukee 44%
Tucson 43%
Hartford 43%
San Antonio 42%
Atlantic County 42%
Rochester 41%
Rhode Island 41%
Tidewater 40%
Harrisburg 40%
St. Louis * 39%
Charlotte 38%
Jacksonville 37%
Wilmington 37%
Richmond 36%
Portland (ME) 35%
St. Petersburg 35% * Did not ask type of trip
Orlando * 34%
Las Vegas 33% Jewish Trip General Trip
York 28%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
204 Correlation with Trips to Israel
(Jewish Households)
44%
Synagogue Services
27%
1X/Month+ 15%
87%
Inmarried 72%
41%
71%
26%
An Adult Visited Israel on a:
Jewish Trip
29%
JCC Member 16% General Trip
7% No Adult to Israel
58%
26%
48%
14%
83%
Associated 64%
35%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

205
Emotional Attachment to Israel
Very
30%
Extremely
17%
Not
Attached
17%
Somewhat
36%
Extremely/Very Emotionally Attached to Israel
206 (Jewish Respondents)
Miami 62%
Middlesex 58%
Detroit 56%
Jacksonville 56%
Bergen 55%
San Antonio 55%
Lehigh Valley 54%
West Palm Beach 54%
Rhode Island 53%
Minneapolis 52%
Atlantic County 51%
St. Paul 50%
Sarasota 49%
Washington 49%
Tucson 47%
New Haven 47%
Los Angeles 45%
Milwaukee 44%
Broward 42%
Monmouth 42%
San Francisco 42%
Harrisburg 42%
Westport 41%
Richmond 41%
Tidewater 40%
Hartford 40%
Wilmington 38%
Rochester 37%
St. Petersburg 37%
Las Vegas 36%
Charlotte 35%
Portland (ME) 33% Extremely Very
York 32%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
207
Not Emotionally Attached to Israel
San Francisco 26%
Las Vegas 24%
Portland (ME) 21%
York 21%
Tidewater 20%
St. Petersburg 20%
Wilmington 19%
Essex-Morris 18%
Charlotte 18%
Richmond 18%
New Haven 17%
Rochester 17%
Broward 17%
St. Paul 16%
Tucson 16%
Harrisburg 16%
Washington 15%
Hartford 15%
Westport 15%
Los Angeles 15%
Monmouth 15%
Milwaukee 15%
San Antonio 12%
Detroit 12%
Bergen 12%
Minneapolis 11%
Jacksonville 11%
Sarasota 11%
Middlesex 10%
Lehigh Valley 10%
Atlantic County 10%
Miami 10%
Rhode Island 10%
West Palm Beach 9%
South Palm Beach 7%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
208 Emotional Attachment to Israel by Age
100%
Extremely/Very Not
80%
60%
55%
51%
49%
47%
40%
35%
22%
20% 17% 17%
14% 13%
0%
Under 35 35-49 50-64 65-74 75+
209
Under Age 35
Middlesex 58%
Detroit 58%
Miami 55%
New Haven 51%
Washington 48%
Jacksonville 47%
Tucson 47%
Bergen 47%
St. Paul 44%
Broward 40%
Lehigh Valley 38%
San Antonio 38%
Rhode Island 38%
St. Petersburg 37%
Westport 35%
Harrisburg 35%
Minneapolis 33%
Las Vegas 32%
Monmouth 32%
Milwaukee 32%
Tidewater 31%
Wilmington 30%
Rochester 29%
Richmond 28%
Charlotte 27%
West Palm Beach 25%
Hartford 23%
York 9%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
210
Extremely/ Very Emotionally Attached to Israel
Age 35-49
Miami 61%
Bergen 56%
San Antonio 55%
Jacksonville 54%
Detroit 51%
Minneapolis 51%
Middlesex 46%
Washington 46%
Rhode Island 44%
Tucson 42%
St. Paul 41%
Broward 39%
Lehigh Valley 39%
Westport 39%
Milwaukee 39%
Harrisburg 37%
Wilmington 37%
Richmond 37%
Monmouth 36%
New Haven 35%
Hartford 35%
Tidewater 34%
Charlotte 33%
West Palm Beach 33%
Las Vegas 31%
St. Petersburg 30%
Rochester 30%
York 27%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
211
Age 50-64
Miami 57%
St. Paul 57%
Lehigh Valley 56%
Rhode Island 56%
Detroit 54%
Bergen 53%
Middlesex 52%
San Antonio 52%
Washington 52%
Jacksonville 52%
Richmond 51%
West Palm Beach 50%
Atlantic County 48%
Sarasota 48%
Milwaukee 48%
Harrisburg 48%
New Haven 47%
Minneapolis 46%
Tucson 43%
Tidewater 43%
Monmouth 43%
Hartford 40%
St. Petersburg 39%
Las Vegas 37%
York 37%
Westport 36%
Rochester 36%
Portland (ME) 35%
Wilmington 34%
Charlotte 33%
Broward 31%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
212
Age 65 and over
Miami 68%
Jacksonville 67%
Middlesex 65%
Minneapolis 65%
Rhode Island 64%
Lehigh Valley 62%
San Antonio 61%
West Palm Beach 61%
Detroit 59%
Atlantic County 59%
Bergen 59%
St. Paul 57%
Charlotte 56%
Sarasota 55%
Westport 55%
Tucson 54%
Harrisburg 54%
New Haven 53%
Milwaukee 53%
Richmond 53%
Tidewater 52%
Monmouth 52%
Washington 51%
Wilmington 50%
Rochester 49%
Portland (ME) 48%
Hartford 48%
Broward 46%
York 44%
Las Vegas 41%
St. Petersburg 41%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
All 47%
The East 40%

The West 42%
Hamden 51%
The North 35%
Under 35 51%
35-49 35%
50-64 47%
65-74 49%
75+ 55%
65+ 53%
Male 45%
Female 49%

Elderly Couple 57%
Elderly Single 48%

$25-$50,000 46%
$50-$100,000 46%
$100-$200,000 50%
$200,000+ 44%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
All 47%
Orthodox 94%
Conservative 62%
Reform 44%
Just Jewish 31%
In-married 59%
Conversionary 46%
Intermarried 31%

Non-Member 36%
JCC Member 64%

Non-Member 44%

Non-Member 43%

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
All 47%




Not to Israel 31%

Not Asked 34%

Donated $100-$500 68%
Donated $500+ 79%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
216
Anti-Semitism
217 Personally Experienced Anti-Semitism
in Local Community in the Past Year
Orlando 31%
St. Louis 30%
Denver 24%
York 24%
Milwaukee 24%
Richmond 23%
Charlotte 22%
Cleveland 22%
St. Petersburg 22%
Jacksonville 21%
Harrisburg 21%
Rochester 19%
Las Vegas 18%
St. Paul 18%
Tucson 18%
Tidewater 18%
San Diego 17%
Rhode Island 17%
Lehigh Valley 16%
Portland (ME) 16%
Minneapolis 16%
Detroit 15%
New Haven 14%
San Antonio 14%
Miami 13%
Hartford 13%
Westport 13%
Monmouth 13%
Washington 12%
Bergen 12%
Atlantic County 11%
Sarasota 11%
Broward 11%
West Palm Beach 9%
Middlesex 8%
South Palm Beach 7%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
in Greater New Haven in the Past Year
All 14%
The East 12%

The West 12%
Hamden 20%
The North 10%

5-9 Years 11%
10-19 Years 12%
20+ Years 15%
Under 35 20%
35-49 10%
50-64 19%
65-74 14%
75+ 8%
65+ 10%
Male 14%
Female 14%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
in Greater New Haven in the Past Year
All 14%

Elderly Couple 7%
Elderly Single 14%

$25-$50,000 16%
$50-$100,000 13%
$100-$200,000 11%
$200,000+ 14%
Orthodox 23%
Conservative 16%
Reform 13%
Just Jewish 11%
In-married 12%
Conversionary 26%
Intermarried 14%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
in New Haven in the Past Year
All 14%

Non-Member 12%
JCC Member 16%

Non-Member 13%

Non-Member 15%

Not Asked 13%

Donated $100-$500 16%
Donated $500+ 11%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

221
Households in Which a Jewish Child Age 6-17 Experienced
Anti-Semitism in Greater New Haven in the Past Year
(Households with Jewish Children Age 6-17)
Experienced
Elsewhere
3%
Experienced
at School
14%
Did Not Experience

83%
Households in Which a Jewish Child Age 6-17 Experienced
222 Anti-Semitism in Local Community in the Past Year
(Households with Jewish Children Age 6-17)
San Antonio 34%
York 30%
St. Petersburg 30%
Sarasota 29%
West Palm Beach 28%
Tidewater 23%
Las Vegas 20%
Jacksonville 20%
Harrisburg 19%
Lehigh Valley 18%
Detroit 18%
Minneapolis 18%
Rhode Island 18%
Charlotte 18%
New Haven 17%
Milwaukee 17%
Rochester 16%
Broward 16%
Atlantic County 15%
Middlesex 13%
Portland (ME) 13%
Hartford 13%
Westport 12%
Bergen 11%
St. Paul 10%
Monmouth 10%
South Palm Beach 9%
Miami 9%
Tucson 9%
Washington 8%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
223 Perception of Anti-Semitism in Greater New Haven
(Respondents)
A Moderate Amount
29%
A Great Deal
7%
None at All
16%
A Little
48%
224 Perception of Anti-Semitism in Greater New Haven
Age 65 and Over
(Respondents)
A Moderate Amount
35%
A Great Deal
9%
None at All
14%
A Little
43%
225 Perceive a Great Deal/Moderate Amount of
Anti-Semitism in Local Community
(Respondents)
St. Louis 74%
York 69%
Cleveland 67%
Orlando 63%
Detroit 61%
Milwaukee 58%
Harrisburg 57%
St. Petersburg 55%
Broward 54%
Atlantic County 53%
Columbus 50%
Richmond 50%
Miami 49%
Jacksonville 48%
Hartford 48%
Minneapolis 46%
Las Vegas 45%
Charlotte 45%
St. Paul 45%
Lehigh Valley 45%
Tidewater 45%
Rhode Island 43%
Rochester 43%
Monmouth 41%
Sarasota 37%
Bergen 37%
New Haven 36%
Portland (ME) 34%
Westport 33%
Middlesex 31%
Washington 29%
San Francisco 28%
San Antonio 26%
Tucson 24% Great Deal Moderate Amount
NJPS 2000 Perception of anti-Semitism in US 82%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
226 Perceive a Great Deal of Anti-Semitism
in Local Community
(Respondents)
York 26%
St. Louis 21%
Milwaukee 18%
Orlando 18%
St. Petersburg 16%
Broward 15%
Miami 14%
Detroit 13%
Atlantic County 13%
Minneapolis 12%
Jacksonville 12%
Cleveland 12%
Las Vegas 11%
Columbus 11%
Charlotte 10%
Harrisburg 10%
Richmond 10%
South Palm Beach 9%
Rhode Island 8%
Sarasota 8%
Essex-Morris 8%
Monmouth 8%
New Haven 7%
Lehigh Valley 7%
St. Paul 7%
Tidewater 7%
San Francisco 6%
Bergen 6%
Hartford 6%
Rochester 6%
Middlesex 5%
Portland (ME) 4%
San Antonio 4%
Westport 4%
Washington 3%
Tucson 3%
NJPS 2000 Perception of anti-Semitism in US 34%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
227
Perceive No Anti-Semitism at All
in Local Community
(Respondents)
Middlesex 21%
Sarasota 21%
New Haven 16%
San Antonio 16%
Tucson 16%
Bergen 15%
St. Petersburg 15%
Broward 14%
Las Vegas 13%
Monmouth 13%
Atlantic County 12%
Miami 12%
Washington 12%
Charlotte 12%
Westport 11%
Lehigh Valley 10%
Portland (ME) 10%
Tidewater 10%
Jacksonville 9%
Orlando 8%
San Francisco 7%
Hartford 7%
Rochester 7%
Richmond 7%
St. Paul 6%
Rhode Island 6%
York 6%
Harrisburg 6%
Detroit 5%
Minneapolis 5%
Columbus 5%
Milwaukee 5%
Cleveland 4%
St. Louis 2%
NJPS 2000 1% Perception of no anti-Semitism in US
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

228 Perceive a Great Deal/Moderate Amount
of Anti-Semitism in Greater New Haven
(Respondents)
All 36%
Experienced Anti-Semitism 74%

No Experience 30%
The East 34%

The West 40%
Hamden 41%
The North 29%

5-9 Years 17%
10-19 Years 23%
20+ Years 43%
Under 35 12%
35-49 24%
50-64 37%
65-74 39%
75+ 49%
65+ 44%
Male 32%
Female 39%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
229 Perceive a Great Deal/Moderate Amount
(Respondents)
All 36%

Elderly Couple 38%
Elderly Single 51%

$25-$50,000 38%
$50-$100,000 39%
$100-$200,000 29%
$200,000+ 23%
Orthodox 48%
Conservative 41%
Reform 39%
Just Jewish 28%
In-married 37%
Conversionary 28%
Intermarried 28%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
230
Perceive a Great Deal/Moderate Amount
(Respondents)
All 36%

Non-Member 34%
JCC Member 31%

Non-Member 37%

Non-Member 36%

Not Asked 33%

Donated $100-$500 38%
Donated $500+ 29%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

231Personally Experienced Anti-Semitism in Greater New Haven
in the Past Year
Compared to
Perception of Anti-Semitism in Greater New Haven by Age
(Respondents)
100%
Personally Experienced
Perceive a Great Deal/Moderate Amount
80%
60%
49%
39%
40% 37%
24%
20% 19%
20%
14%
12%
10%
8%
0%
Under 35 35-49 50-64 65-74 75+
232
The Media
233 Readership of
Shalom New Haven
Usually
7%
Sometimes
18%
Always
19%
Never
56%
234 Always/Usually Read a
Local Jewish Newspaper
Detroit 57%
San Antonio * 49%
Rhode Island * 49%
Jacksonville * 48%
Tidewater * 47%
Lehigh Valley * 47%
Milwaukee * 46%
Charlotte * 45%
Tucson * 42%
Broward 42%
Minneapolis * 39%
Bergen * 38%
Sarasota * 37%
Middlesex * 37%
West Palm Beach 36%
St. Paul * 35%
Atlantic County 33%
Monmouth * 29%
Portland (ME) * 26%
New Haven * 26%
Hartford 25%
Las Vegas * 24%
Washington 14%
Westport * 14%
Individual Newspapers in Communities with More Than One Newspaper

Charlotte - Charlotte Jewish News * 44%
Minneapolis - American Jewish World 28%
St. Paul - Twin Cities Jewish Life * 28%
Minneapolis - Twin Cities Jewish Life * 28% * The Jewish newspaper or one of the Jewish
St. Paul - American Jewish World 25% newspapers in the community is published by the
Charlotte - Jewish Times Outlook 23% Jewish Federation and is distributed to some or all of
Las Vegas - Jewish Reporter * 20% the households on the Jewish Federation mailing list
Las Vegas - Israelite 9%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
235 Never Read a
Seattle * 79%
Westport * 70%
Washington 66%
Las Vegas * 61%
Orlando 58%
Portland (ME) * 57%
New Haven * 56%
Sarasota * 54%
Tucson * 48%
Monmouth * 47%
Atlantic County 46%
St. Petersburg * 46%
Hartford 44%
Buffalo 43%
Essex-Morris 42%
West Palm Beach 39%
Bergen * 39%
Harrisburg * 39%
Middlesex * 37%
Lehigh Valley * 37%
Tidewater * 37%
St. Paul * 36%
Charlotte * 36%
St. Louis 35%
Minneapolis * 34% * The Jewish newspaper or one of the Jewish
Milwaukee * 34% newspapers in the community is published by the
Richmond * 34%
Jacksonville * 33% Jewish Federation and is distributed to some or all
Rhode Island * 31% of the households on the Jewish Federation
Broward 31% mailing list
San Antonio * 29%
Detroit 22%
Individual Newspapers in Communities with More Than One Newspaper
Las Vegas - Las Vegas Israelite 81%
Las Vegas - Jewish Reporter * 71%
Charlotte - Jewish Times Outlook 56%
St. Paul - American Jewish World 52%
Minneapolis - Twin Cities Jewish Life * 46%
Charlotte - Charlotte Jewish News * 37%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
236 Excellent Perceptions of
(Jewish Respondents Who Always/Usually/Sometimes Read Local Jewish Newspaper)
St. Louis 43%

St. Petersburg * 38%
Detroit 37%
Jacksonville * 35%
Lehigh Valley * 33%
San Antonio * 33%
Harrisburg * 24%
Atlantic County 24%
Rhode Island * 24%
Orlando 24%
Middlesex * 23%
West Palm Beach 19%
Portland (ME) * 18%
New Haven * 17%
Washington 14%
* The Jewish newspaper is published by the Jewish
St. Paul - American Jewish World 14% Federation and is distributed to some or all of the
St. Paul - Twin Cities Jewish Life * 14% households on the Jewish Federation mailing list
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

237 Fair/Poor Perceptions of
(Jewish Respondents Who Always/Usually/Sometimes Read Local Jewish Newspaper)
St. Paul - American Jewish World 28%
Washington 26%
New Haven * 22%
Portland (ME) * 22%
West Palm Beach 21%
Detroit 20%
Rhode Island * 18%
Orlando 18%
Atlantic County 17%
Middlesex * 17%
Harrisburg * 16%
San Antonio * 13%
St. Louis 11% * The Jewish newspaper is published by the Jewish
Lehigh Valley * 11% Federation and is distributed to some or all of the
households on the Jewish Federation mailing list
Jacksonville * 11%
St. Petersburg * 9% Fair Poor
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

238 Used the Internet for Jewish-Related
Information in the Past Year by Age
100%
Any Site Site w/Local Info Federation Website
80% 76%
63%
60%
55%
48% 47%
40%
35%
23%
19% 20%
20% 16% 17% 17%
11%
9% 8%
6%
4% 3%
0%
Under 35 35-49 50-64 65-74 75+ All
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Counting the Jewish

Take Ye the Sum of All

My Son Mark’s Bar Mitzvah

) Random Digit Dialing (RDD) Telephone Survey methodology provides scientific

) RDD Telephone Survey of 297 Jewish households

) 833 interviews is a large sample size

) 83% cooperation rate on "screener"

) Please keep an open mind

) Some findings will fit your perception of reality

) Some findings will not fit your perception of reality

) Be prepared to change your perceptions

) Just because everyone has been saying something for

) While this information is important, other factors in addition

) Main Report (1,000+ pages)

) Summary Report (150+ pages)

) Posted at www.jewishnewhaven.org and

) Today is just one opportunity to see the results and begin

Jewish Population Size and Geography

In addition, about XX Jews live in XXXX.

10,000 20% Decrease

DJN Estimate RDD Estimate

Households Who Donated to JFGNH

0 2,000 4,000 6,000 8,000 10,000 12,000 14,000 16,000

Annual In-migration 134

Annual Outmigration 227

Jews Age 0-4 897

Age 5-9 1,127

Age 10-14 1,265

Age 15-19 1,610

Age 65+ 6,946

0 1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000 8,000

The The East

Dots are randomly placed within each zip code

The West Hamden

0 2,000 4,000 6,000 8,000 10,000 12,000 14,000 16,000

The Central Area The Central Area Hamden

The The East

0.0% 20.0% 40.0% 60.0% 80.0% 100.0%

Implies an average of 134

Household with Children 32%

Income under $25,000 19%

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

1.7% definitely moving out of local area

Not Moving 88%

Elsewhere in the U.S. 4%

St. Paul 65%

An Adult Ever Attended Yale 18%

An Adult Ever Worked at Yale 26%

An Adult Ever Attended or Worked at Yale 31%

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

New Haven 75%

8.0% 6.0% 4.0% 2.0% 0.0% 2.0% 4.0% 6.0% 8.0%

8.0% 6.0% 4.0% 2.0% 0.0% 2.0% 4.0% 6.0% 8.0%

8.0% 6.0% 4.0% 2.0% 0.0% 2.0% 4.0% 6.0% 8.0%

8.0% 6.0% 4.0% 2.0% 0.0% 2.0% 4.0% 6.0% 8.0%

) 27,800 total persons in Jewish households

) 7,500 persons age 65 and over

) 4,300 persons age 75 and over

) 5,400 children age 0-17

) 4,300 Jewish children age 0-17

) 22,400 persons of voting age

NJPS 2000 16%