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Over 350 Louisville Homes are Warmer Thanks to Project Warm

Over 900 Volunteers Participate in 18th Annual Blitz

During the months of October and November, over 900 volunteers participated
in one of 8 Project Warm Blitz Days weatherizing over 350 homes of
low-income seniors & disabled persons in Louisville. With Natural Gas
prices at historic highs, these events provided a valuable service to the
community by making homes more comfortable, reducing home heating costs, and
providing a perso… Continue

MaAfrika Tikkun partnered with SAUJS, Limmud and the Orange Farm community to hold the first Heritage day Community Build project. It was a chance for people from vastly different cultures to interact and work together in the process of help to uplift the impoverished Orange Farm community. We built a swing set, planted trees, donated a jungle gym and painted a mural. The Orange Farm community was involved in all the activities. This gave both the Jewish community and the orange farm community a… Continue

Mitzvah Day helps those who can’t say ‘thank you’
Congregation-wide event teaches importance of community service to future generations.
On Sunday, Nov. 16, Congregation Emanu El hosted its 17th annual Mitzvah Day. More than 500 volunteers, along with nearly 300 students from Emanu El’s Helfman Religious School and Becker Early Childhood Center, participated in the congregation-wide community service event.
This year’s Mitzvah Day involved 33 different service projects, all… Continue

Never forget.
This mantra is the main message of the Holocaust, a testament to the bravery of all those who suffered and died as a result of Nazi rule, a safeguard to ensure that this part of history will never repeat itself.
Today, however, nearly 60 years later, aging Holocaust survivors must face an ironic fate: being forgotten. In theory, of course, the memory of the Holocaust is still very much alive. Media coverage on the subject is frequent, and museums and memorials dedicated to its vict… Continue

Visit the music Strawinsky
Art knows no age, and therefore good music and ballet break the barrier between generations, incantand hearing, eyes, but especially the soul of the public.Radu brought catchment 2 pieces of ballet's Strawinsky who arouse your adoptive our grandparents, both fascination and discussion. Ms. Feller watched with melancholy scenes of ballet, and remember her good friend, Mrs. Ester Gonda, director of first ballet school in Romania. Domnul Profeta discuta cu R… Continue