PJ Library® is a unique, FREE program that seeks to encourage Jewish families with young children to explore Jewish literature.

Each month, PJ Library® sends an age-appropriate Jewish content book or CD--free of charge--to enrolled children between the ages of six months to seven years.

​PJ Library® was created by the Harold Grinspoon Foundation (HGF), and is funded by local philanthropists and organizations in partnership with HGF. The Jewish Federation of Northwest Indiana sponsors PJ Library® enrollments for families raising Jewish-identified children in Lake or Porter Counties. Limit one subscription at a time per household.

FAQ's 

What does PJ stand for?
​Pajamas! We know those special times of reading, dancing and singing together happen when your children are wearing their pajamas.
Who is eligible to register?
​A family must have children from 6 months to 7 years old with one Jewish parent in the household and must currently reside in Lake or Porter County, Indiana.
What’s the cost?
​The PJ Library® is free when your child is enrolled in the program, due to our generous local donors. There is only one enrollment allowed per household.