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Social Justice

 
 

Madison Cares
Habitat for Humanity
TBT Build Dates

Madison Cares brings Shoreline residents together to sponsor Habitat for Humanity projects in New Haven. TBT is a founding member of Madison Cares and for years TBT congregants have participated in these builds. The ground-breaking ceremony for Build VI will be on Sunday, December 6 at 432 Huntington Street in New Haven. There will be a brief ceremony, a tour of the house and refreshments. All are welcome!

TBT build dates are as follows: January 24, February 21, March 21, April 18, May 16, and June 27. Builds are at 432 Huntington Street, New Haven from 9:00 a.m-1:00 p.m. You must be at least 16 years old to participate. No experience or tools are necessary! There is a project manager on site to assign tasks!

Please let Social Justice Co-Chairs Kate Lee (falkon181@aol.com) or Ellen Goldfarb (erg1021a@aol.com) know if you would like to participate and we will reserve a spot for you on the date requested.

 

 

 Social Justice Committee

Our mission is to help alleviate suffering, offer aid to those in need and to work towards and seek peace and justice in our world. We seek to raise the awareness of the congregation and obtain their help in the fulfillment of these needs, thereby fulfilling the responsibility of Tikun Olam—helping to heal the world.

Along with the Rabbi, the Social Justice Committee makes donations from the Laurence B. and Elaine J. Sommer Memorial Fund for Social Justice. This fund was established in memory of Laurence and Elaine Sommer who throughout their lifetimes cared for the hungry, homeless and disadvantaged. Through the auspices of this ongoing tzedakah fund, donations received are dispersed to agencies which continue good works.


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Sites Of Interest

Jewish Family Services www.jewishfamilyservice.org
 Madison Cares www.madisoncares.org
 Refugee Settlement Agency www.irisct.org
Religious Action Center www.rac.org
TBT Caring Community http://www.lotsahelpinghands.com
Call to Care Uganda www.calltocareuganda.org

  Rides for TBT Members

Would you be willing to occasionally drive temple members to services or meetings?  There are members who cannot drive and wish to attend services or other temple events.  If you can help, please send your name, address, phone and e-mail to Kate Lee (203-453-2567) or Ellen Goldfarb at  (203-458-3061)  We are assembling a list of volunteers that members can call on for rides to the temple.

For more information or to be added to the Committee e-mail list, contact Ellen Goldfarb at 203-458-3061 or Kate Lee (falkon181@aol.com)  203-453-2567
 
 

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