Get Involved and Give Back at CRC
We have a number of exciting ways to get involved and meaningful ways to give back to your community. See below for a listing of current opportunities.
Tu B'Shevat Mocktail Party!
Tu B’Shevat Mocktail Party
Sunday, January 16th, 2022
5:00 pm on Zoom
Back by popular demand, Jonathan Levy, an artist and mixologist, virtually leads us through shaking up some Tu B’Shevat-themed mocktails on Zoom!

Cost is $18/person for three drink mixers provided by Jonathan and to be picked up at CRC Friday, January 14 from 12-4pm only. You do not need to purchase mixers to participate!

Deadline to place mixer orders is end of day, Wednesday, January 12 by emailing Jonathan directly at: jandmprovisions@gmail.com. Payment is set up directly through Jonathan upon placing your order.

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If you have questions, contact Angela at angela@centralreform.org.
Mark Your Calendars
Text reads Thursday January 20 7pm Zoom. Keeping Religious Communities Safe. Presented by Interfaith Partnership of Greater St Louis and Central Reform Congregation.
Keeping Religious
Communities Safe
Thursday, January 20th, 7-8:30pm on Zoom
Hate crimes continue to rise in the United States, and the St. Louis area is not immune. Increasingly, religious communities in our region are being targeted. Come hear how to mobilize against hate to protect our religiously diverse friends and neighbors.

This program will include stories from area religious leaders, including Rabbi Susan Talve, about how to respond to and report threats of hate-based violence and share how to lawfully respond to protect houses of worship.
JCRC Winter Outreach Drive
As temperatures drop, the unhoused in St. Louis are faced with bitterly cold winter weather. To keep our neighbors warm, the Jewish Community Relations Council is organizing our 4th annual Winter Outreach.

In partnership with St. Louis Jewish organizations and State Representative Kimberly Ann Collins, we will be collecting donations of new and gently used blankets, pillows, coats, hats, scarves, gloves, boots, and clothes as well as new underwear, socks, towels, washcloths and toiletries. 

We'll also be collecting during Wednesday Religious School and Shabbat services through February! Call the front office to make an appointment for drop-off.

If another time or location is more convenient for you to drop your donations, please find a list of additional drop-off sites on the button below.
Mitzvah Corps Drivers Needed
We are in need of drivers for people who would like to attend Shabbat Services. If you attend regularly or are willing to provide transport to and from services, please contact Susan Spiegel at crcmitzvahcorps@gmail.com.
Trinity Food Ministry Needs
Trinity Food Ministry has some Urgent Needs:
  • Chili with beans and pop tops
  • Beanie style knit hats that can be pulled down over the ears
  • Gloves that are water resistant, well insulated (not knit) in men's large and extra-large

Call the front office to make an appointment for drop-off.
Mirowitz Drive-Thru MLK Day
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Drive-Thru MLK Day (Monday, Jan. 17): Mirowitz and PJ Library are offering our community’s youngest social activists the opportunity to answer Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s challenge that we “do something for others.” During the 30-minute drive-thru, you and your child will remain in your car and participate in activities that feed the hungry, care for the earth and pursue justice. Masks are required.