MITZVAH MOMENTS
In celebration of their B'not Mitzvah, Bailey and Jacilyn Moreau donated food baskets which were used as centerpieces for their special simcha. June 5,2010 Congregation Shir Tikvah made a contribution to support children in foster care. Emily Shane (centre) received the donation from Sharon Bronstone ( on Emily's left) and Hinda Ritter ( on the right) September 2010

 

Students from Shore Early Years at the Gray Academy of Jewish Education donated food for the JCFS food pantry.

The food donations were collected for Yom Kippur Kapporot  project (September 2010).

Executive Director, Emily Shane shown sorting food donations with students.


Molly, Poppy and Jonah Perlmutter donated a wonderful assortment of toys at Chanukah which were distributed to children in need.

In celebration of his Bar Mitzvah Noah Gall ( shown in the photo with Emily Shane) made a generous donation to support families in need of food. Noah's donation will be used to buy groceries for the Agency's emergency food pantry. September,2010
  Aubrey Margolis owner of Danali presented the agency with a generous donation from his December sales

On the occasion of her bat mitzvah, Or Shalom made a generous donation to Jewish Child and Family Service in support of programs and services for children in foster care. Mazel tov to Or and her family on this special milestone.  ( June 2011) Or is shown on the right presenting her gift to Randee Pollock ,JCFS Foster Care Program Coordinator.

 

Mazel tov and best wishes

on your bar or bat mitzvah!!

   
 
On the occasion of his bar mitzvah Braden Ganetsky made a donation to Jewish Child and Family Service.Braden wants his contribution to help people in need. He would like to help families particularly with children who could use the extra support. Braden is shown with Emily Shane in this photo. (October 2011)
  On the occasion of his bar mitzvah Harlan Morris donated over twenty baskets of food items. The baskets were beautifully decorated and had been used for centrepieces for his bar mitzvah on November 5th. Harlan chose to support families in need as his felt he wanted to help families who are less fortunate and are need of the help. ( November 2011)