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CHESSED OPPORTUNITY FOR 3RD, 4TH, AND 5TH GRADERS
SAVE THE DATE: SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 2010 AT 10:00 A.M. UNTIL 11:30 A.M.
FOR AN EXCITING AND FUN CHESED ACTIVITY AT THE YOUNG ISRAEL OF SCARSDALE
JOIN 3RD, 4TH, AND 5TH GRADERS IN MAKING FLEECE BLANKETS
TO BE DONATED TO CHILDREN AT ZICHRON MENACHEM, IN JERUSALEM, ISRAEL
GIVE COMFORT TO KIDS THAT ARE BATTLING AND RECUPERATING FROM CANCER.
LET'S SPREAD THE WARMTH AND CARING FROM OUR COMMUNITY TO ZICHRON MENACHEM.
WE ALSO PLAN ON WRITING LETTERS OF THANKS TO SOLDIERS IN THE ISRAEL DEFENSE FORCES.

WISH THEM A HAPPY PESACH AND TELL THEM HOW MUCH WE CARE ABOUT THEM.
R.S.V.P. TO: YISYouth@yahoo.com or 914-738-1868
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YINW Chevra Kaddisha Lecture on Comforting Mourners
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Feb 28, 8:30PM at 649 Hungry Harbor Road
More Info: Eli Dworetsky
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YIWH Sisterhood
Chesed Committee Volunteer Form
The Chesed Committee is in need of volunteers for a variety of services. If you can help in any of the following areas please fill out the form below and send it to:
Debbie Genuth
or the shul office marked “Sisterhood Chesed”
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Name___________________
Phone #_________________
? I am available to cook a meal
? I am available to be a meal captain
? I am available to drive to a doctor/ therapy appointment
? I am available to visit a homebound member
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If you have any questions please call:
Debbie Genuth Dina Selesny Chaya Simon
565-4233 481-2123 489-5218
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Rubenstein Memorial Lecture on 1st Yarzheit
First Annual Rabbi Jacob and Debbie Rubenstein z"l
Memorial Lecture and Program
To be delivered by the esteemed
RABBI DR. JACOB J. SCHACTER
Professor of Jewish History and Jewish Thought and
Senior Scholar at the Center for the Jewish Future at Yeshiva
University and friend and colleague of the Rabbi and Debbie z"l
Searching for Redemption in a World of Challenge:
Lessons from the Pesach Seder
This program will take place on the eve of the first Yahrzeit of
Our Beloved Rabbi and Rebbetzin
Tuesday Evening, March 31st 2009 - 7th of Nissan 5769
8:00 PM
at the Young Israel of Scarsdale
1313 Weaver Street - Scarsdale, NY 10583
"May Their Memories Be A Blessing"
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Blood Drive at King David Hotel in Jerusalem
BLOOD DRIVE
AT JERUSALEM'S KING DAVID HOTEL
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 5 PM - 8 PM
The Worldwide Young Israel Movement is proud to once again co-sponsor with American Friends of Magen David Adom
a
Sharing for Life Blood Drive
Wednesday, January 21
at the King David Hotel
23 King David Street, Jerusalem
5:00 - 8:00 PM

Please take an hour to donate blood to Magen David Adom. There’s no more meaningful way to do something hands-on to help all Israelis.
Please bring a drivers license, passport or teudat zehut for identification.
For information on who is eligible to donate, or more information regarding American Friends of Magen David Adom, please contact Jonathan Feldstein at 057-761-4220 or IsraelOffice@afmda.org
Give the gift of life - give blood!!!
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Kibbud Av v' Em: What Are Our Halachic and Practical Obligations to Our Aging Parents?
As parents begin to need help, many find themselves in emotional and practical turmoil. How do we give them the honor we are commanded to by the Torah without losing ourselves in the process? To what extent must we sacrifice and compromise our own lifestyles? How do we communicate to them respectfully about touchy and intense topics? Especially when parents may have strong personalities or dementia?
Join Rabbi Jonathan Morgenstern and Sandy Kellogg, LCSW as they outline Halachic strictures, offer practical guidelines, as well as tips and chizuk to give us direction. The presentation will be followed by small group discussions. If you are wrestling with the issues of Kibbud Av V'Em, you will not want to miss this session.
Monday, November 23rd at 7:30 pm in the Green Gallery at the Young Israel of Scarsdale.
PLEASE - RSVP to Judy Lederman.
About Sandy Kellogg:
Sandy is part of the WJCS Partners in Caring staff, providing onsite social services and programming to Westchester congregations including YIS. Sandy has practiced as a Jewish family life educator and clinical social worker in Westchester County for over 25 years. In addition to providing counseling to children, adults and families, Sandy has been a consultant to synagogues, schools and pre-schools including serving as a consultant on two national Jewish initiatives: Synagogue 2000, Westchester Cohort which included our own congregation, YIS, and Experiment in Congregational Education, RE-IMAGINE Project, re-envisioning religious school education in the synagogue. In addition to her private practice, Sandy teaches an Introduction to Judaism class.
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Young Israel of Houston
Rivkey Nimchinsky is compiling a general chessed email list that Judy Pollack will be using whenever there are overlaps in our two shuls in order to facilitate chessed opportunities to our combined populous. We are hoping that each shul will continue to send out their chessed opportunity requests as normal. The purpose of this list is to reach out to everyone regardless of which shul they daven at for those cases of overlap so that they don't miss out on potential chessed opportunities.
Judy has agreed to continue to serve as the go-between in order to coordinate meals to members of our overall community. However if someone else will be coordinating meals from whichever shul, Judy will send an email to the general chessed list indicating who to contact to volunteer for cooking, even if she is not arranging the meals.
Please email Rivkey Nimchingsky if you would like to have your email added to the general chessed list with "please add me to the general chessed list" written in either the subject line or the body of your email. After about two weeks or so of compiling this list, Judy will send a test email when it is finalized. Your name will not be added to this list unless you make the request. All emails will be responded to when your name is added.
Thanks for your help and chessed.
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Coat Drive Continuing This Week
Children’s Hooded Jackets and Fleeces Needed for Israel
As the weather turns colder in Israel, the Ezra L’Oleh Clothing Machson (Warehouse) in Efrat has been inundated with requests for warm hooded jackets, fleeces and sweaters particularly for children.
Please help by donating these items.
Drop off at Young Israel of Scarsdale
in the first right hand classroom
or at
131 Thornbury Road, Scarsdale
by this Friday, November 20, 2009
For Questions, contact Geet Wolf 914-589-8989
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Young Israel of Houston
The singles hospitality committee (Kellerman, Tarshish, Nuszen, and Martin) met last night and Yisroel Tarshish has agreed to be the contact coordinator for Shabbat meals. Every week, we will send an email to each of the singles asking them if they need meals for Friday night and/or Shabbat lunch. They will email Yisroel back and then he will match up singles with hosts for the desired Shabbat/Yom Tov meals. To this end, we are asking shul members if they would like to participate in hosting singles for Shabbat.Yom Tov meals. All members who are interested should should contact Yisroel at: houstonshabbatmeals @ gmail.com Those families who participate will be contacted when there is a need for meals and they will be given the option of saying yes or no to a particular meal and also they will be able to indicate how many people they would like to host etc. An effort will be made to equitable share the opportunities among all who participate. Thanks, YI Singles Shabbat Meals committee
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YIWP - Bone Marrow drive - cheek swab only - May 13, 16 and 23rd
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YIWoodmere - Volunteers Needed on May 30th
There will be a community-wide bone marrow drive on Sunday, May 30th, at HAFTR High School and Yeshiva Sh'or Yoshuv from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM. We need volunteers throughout the day.
Here are the details:
Time: 3-hour blocks anytime between 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM.
Ages: To be tested: 18-60
To volunteer: 12-120
Chesed hours are available for students.
Please e-mail your availability (time and location preferences) to Match4Zack@gmail.com
This drive is for Zack Englander, a member of our shul who attended HAFTR, HALB, DRS, and is currently a student at YU. He was recently diagnosed with leukemia and is in need of a bone marrow transplant.
For more information about the bone marrow drive, please click on the link http://www.giftoflife.org/dc/Match4Zack/blog.aspx
Thank you.
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