Social opportunities for our adult members to continue to grow! We hope to facilitate friendships and experiences that will last a lifetime. Our Young Adult Network offers opportunities for young adults of all abilities in the Pittsburgh area to get involved and make new friends!
Ages 18+
Meetups
Join a few friends for a smaller gathering coordinated completely by FC friends. These hang-outs take place outside of FC are are member led!
I-Volunteer
Come volunteer in an inclusive setting with various community partners.
YAN Social Events
Events hosted by FC Alumni with the goal of bringing together adults of all abilities across our community for meaningful engagement and inclusive opportunities.
Training Tracks/FC Talks
Workshops focus on learning and sharing with others. Let’s Talk about important topics within the community. Walk away with skills to lead in communities of all abilities.
Movie Nights
Grab a bag popcorn and a friend to sit with as we kick back and enjoy fan favorite movies.
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Look through our 2022 and 2023 Friendship Circle memories and see what we have been up to!
Friendship Circle Tribute Book 2023December 20, 2024
This week’s Parsha (Vayeishev) continues the drama between Joseph and his brothers. Joseph was his father’s favorite which instilled jealousy among his brothers (shocker), culminating in their desire to kill, then ultimately scheme to fake his death and sell him to slavery in Egypt. We learn how they plotted to kill him until Reuben, the oldest of the brothers, convinces… Read More
December 19, 2024
Teen Challah Bake Teens from The Friendship Circle, The Beacon, The Second Floor at the JCC, BBYO, and NCSY gathered last Thursday night for our annual Teen Challah Bake event! Teens enjoyed playing get-to-know-you bingo and getting their hands dirty making the dough. Don’t worry – we wore aprons! Everyone made two challot with their favorite toppings and enjoyed spending time with… Read More
December 13, 2024
A WEEKLY TORAH THOUGHT FROM RABBI MORDY This week’s Parsha (Vayishlach) concludes Jacob’s time with his “dear” brother-in-law Laban, having amassed a large family, cattle, wealth and an overall sense of maturity. The portion begins with Jacob meeting his brother Esau for the first time since fleeing him two Parshas ago; he’s heard that Esau is bringing 400 soldiers to… Read More