Jewish Young Community (JYC)

Connecting Young Professionals in New Jersey

Co-Host an Event with JYC

30 · ONE EVENT, TWO COMMUNITIES, CLEAR OWNERSHIP

Build a co-hosted event people can trust

Pool audiences without creating a confusing second RSVP page. JYC can publish a clearly co-branded listing after both organizations agree who owns money, refunds, attendee data, notices, and incident response.

1. AlignAudience, format, timing, venue
2. AssignFive operating responsibilities
3. PublishOne approved listing and RSVP path

Five decisions before a listing goes live

Merchant of recordWho receives payment, if any.

Refund authorityWho decides and processes refunds.

Data controllerWho holds registrant information.

Attendee-notice ownerWho sends changes and required notices.

Incident leadWhich organization leads an on-site response.

JYC’s website never collects card numbers. The chosen RSVP provider handles registration and any payment on its own secure page.

Propose a partnership

Share the concept—not a finished contract or attendee list. Every proposal receives human review and stays private until both organizations approve it.