| Maimonides Caring Committee |
The Caring Committee’s principal goals are:
· To support members of our Temple family in times of need with acts of
love and kindness; and
· To encourage and assist Temple members to become involved with volunteer activities that
benefit our larger, secular community.
Some of the things we do to support our Temple families and larger community are:
· Prepare a meal for families facing stress due to an illness or birth of a child;
· Coordinate the Mitzvah Day effort;
· Volunteer at Valley Hospital on Christmas and/or Easter
We are seeking Temple members who would like to be a part of the Caring Committee
to help accomplish our goals and develop new programs. Please call or email Caryn Kasmanoff at 201-251-8467 or spkcpk@aol.com
If you, or someone you know in our congregation could use our support, please contact the Temple office or Caryn Kasmanoff, Caring Committee Chairperson.
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Maimonides Caring Subcommittees
"Calling All Cooks!" - Caryn Kasmanoff
We will send a homecooked meal to temple families facing stress
due to an illness or birth of a child.
“T’Green Olam” Environmental & Social Action Committee – Harriet Shugarman
BETH RISHON IS GOING "GREEN" AND WE NEED YOUR HELP. We want your input, your advice and your presence. Help us make our community and our world a better place. New ideas every month in the newsletter and on the web to help reduce our individual and collective carbon footprints. Click here to read the latest!
“Mitzvah Day” - Caryn Kasmanoff
The Planning Committee is meeting NOW for
our 8th Annual Mitzvah Day on May 16th!
We need YOU - your ideas, your energy, your support!
This is an extremely rewarding collaborative effort when our congregation
joins together to perform mitzvot for our community.
“Sharing Nachas” - Ian Zimmerman
We all love good news. Engagements? Weddings? Babies?
New homes? New jobs? Achievements? Acceptances?
Valley Hospital Volunteers - Jayne & Alan Jacobson
Your help is needed for only three (3) hours on Christmas Eve, December 24, or Christmas Day, December 25. You can choose between the Concierge Desk and the Emergency Department (with or without patient contact). Your three hours, combined with the efforts of the entire TBR team, permit hospital personnel, including “full-time” volunteers, to leave their posts and “be home for the holiday.” CONTACT US TODAY!
Click here to read a report and thank-you's from Christmas 2009
If you, or someone you know in our congregation could use our support,
please contact the appropriate chair by looking up her name in the Temple directory
or call the temple office at 201-891-4466.
TBR Community Outreach Projects
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