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Tikkun Olam at Temple Sholom

Tikkun olam, or to repair the world, is an important pursuit at Temple Sholom. From our children in Religious School providing items for local food pantries, families collecting books and reading to children in resource-strapped schools, individuals joining the Social Action committee, contributing tzedakah and even saying the Shabbat prayers, our congregation is actively seeking to perform mitzvot.  The definition of mitzvah is broad and deep.

Pirkei Avot: “Do not separate yourself from the community.”
TSWE Social Action Activities Benefit So Many…Join Us

 

 

Through our partnership with Oasis in Paterson, NJ, TSWE commits to serving lunch to
at-risk women and children the fourth Tuesday of every month. Stay tuned for more volunteer opportunities, including afternoon tutoring and mornings with babies in the Nurturing Center. Contact Roberta Shields for more information.
 


Our very own Emily Goldberg (below, right) helped build this national fundraising movement which raises money to fight rare cancers. 100% of every donation to Cycle for Survival is directly allocated to research at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center within six months of the events.  
The donations go to pioneering research and clinical trials, and have already led to new and better treatments for cancer patients worldwide. 
If you want to fight back against cancer, join The Temple Sholom Riders!

TSWE partners with Notre Dame Church every May to offer two weeks of shelter, meals and warmth to parents and their children without homes. Volunteers are needed to prepare and deliver meals, to serve and assist the guests for day, evening and overnight shifts, and to facilitate activities with the children.
Contact Shari Ritter or Suzanne Klar for more information.
 
 
 
Tue, November 12 2024 11 Cheshvan 5785