Jewish Big Brother Big Sister—Big Impact on Me
When I became a Big Brother, I could not have imagined the impact it would have on me, my life and on my family.
Helping At Risk Children Prepare for School
At first the task seemed daunting. What project could we do that would actually make a difference?
The Impact of Family Table on Our Family
Once a month, my mom and I head out to JF&CS in Waltham to package and deliver groceries. We sign in, get our assignments and get to work.
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New Orleans Trip with SBP
Most of us had little experience in drywall installation. All we saw were the bare wall studs and ceiling joists and a pile of sheetrock.
Tikkun Olam
I felt at home at Kfar Tikva because it reminds me of the TBE community—passionate about justice and equality.
Receiver and Giver
My TBE volunteer activities have provided me with an opportunity to fulfill the Jewish values of visiting the sick and working for justice.
For our Children and Ourselves
The positivity of working with people who are constantly asking, “How can we improve?” is always inspiring to me.
Sabbath Services at Home
It’s not the same as physically being in the sanctuary, but with advances in technology we can be at home and at temple at the same time.
Immigration Justice
When TBE asked for lawyers to represent immigrants facing deportation, I decided to volunteer, motivated by the call of repairing the world.
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Connecting with Purpose
When I chose to adopt as a single mom, I realized that the community aspect of a synagogue was again very important to me.
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Meet our New VP of Philanthropy, Susan Solomont"I’m very excited to be serving on TBE’s board again, this time as the VP of Philanthropy. Over the last 35 years as a temple member, I’ve had the pleasure of serving on the board a number of times and in a variety of different roles."Read the full post