We are excited to motivate and inspire our teens to meet their goals to improve our community and our world. Workshops with David Strinkovsky will equip teens with skills they will apply at business meetings with Loen Amer to plan major TLC events including Youth Shabbat and Purim Carnival.
At our first meeting, Wednesday, December 18, teens in the LTC will vote for an executive board from among the cohort, following the procedure in this packet.
A giving circle is a group of people who pool
their donations and decide where to give together.
Our TLC Parent and Teen Pop-Up Giving Circle will be rooted in Jewish values. We will decide for ourselves what our values are, what the mission of our circle is, and what we want our charitable dollars to support.
Bet Torah will be hosting 15-20 people who live locally, but cannot afford food and shelter through the winter from the
Emergency Shelter Partnership (ESP) all week. On Sunday, our teens in 8th-12th grade will be taking the lead.
Please
email Michele Posner, community service committee chair, with any questions about the ESP or any community service activities at Bet Torah.
Community Partners
UJA-Federation's Gift of Hanukkah
Share the spirit of the Festival of Lights on Sunday, December 8! Brighten the holidays for the poor, the elderly, youth with special needs, and many others at UJA's nonprofit partners.
