Our Story​

Our Story​

Deeply Rooted in History

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In the late 1930s, Harry Weinberg pledged his then-modest assets to enable many German Jews to reach safe havens in America. As Harry’s means increased over many years, so did his support of the Jewish community. This commitment remains at the core of the Weinberg Village philosophy.
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Weinberg Village was born in 1995 with the goal of comfort, delicious traditional Jewish and kosher food, and a campus where young and old could interact and benefit from one another. Before 1995, Tampa Bay did not have a viable Jewish assisted living facility where residents of all faiths could call home.
Our mission continues to enrich the quality of life of our residents and enable them to enjoy a full, active, and meaningful lifestyle in a familial community with Jewish values and culture.

The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation awarded a $1 million matching grant to Weinberg Village to establish the Weinberg Village endowment with the TOP Foundation. The endowment’s purpose is to ensure the availability of a quality Jewish assisted living environment for any person who needs the assistance offered at Weinberg Village.

Weinberg Village is proud to be an integral part of the local Jewish community and beyond.

JCC on the Cohn Campus Partnership
Shanna & Bryan Glazer JCC Logo Partnership

ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY
LICENSED with EXTENDED CONGREGATE CARE

ALF License #: 8679

Certificate #: 68447

Weinberg Village is a Limited Liability Corporation and is a wholly owned subsidiary of The Tampa JCC & Federation. Weinberg Village is governed by its Board of Managers who are selected from members of our community by the leadership of the Federation. The Board of Managers then elects officers from among its members.