COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD

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JAFI

The mission of the Jewish Assistance Fund of Idaho is to provide emergency relief and short-term assistance for members of the community in times of crisis.

Moody jews concert

Weekly Birthdays

Wednesday

Andrea Goodman
Debbie Holmes
Logan Draper
Rachael Tashbook

Thursday

Denise Abmont
Ronnie Ditlove

community school needs

Current needs:

SNACKS, SNACKS & MORE SNACKS ~ packaged breakfast bars, bagged chips, PNB or cheese crackers, jerky, Goldfish crackers, trail mix, protein bars, cheese sticks, Rice Krispy bars (John made me add this)...all snacks are appreciated

DRINKS ~ Capri Sun pouches, juice boxes, protein drinks, vitamin water

OTTER POPS ~ yes, the tubes that freeze...kids love them!

CLOTHING & PERSONAL ITEMS

~ women's underwear, SML sizes

~ women's bralettes, SML

~ deodorant for men and women

~ belts - gently used or new, MF, assorted sizes

~ hair brushes, hair ties/scrunchies, etc.

If your shopping can include a package of snacks or some drinks, or any other of these items, please send a text or email to Patti (Molly's away for a few weeks). We'll arrange a pick up or meet you anywhere. For security reasons they ask that only Molly or Patti deliver to the school… but if you have time to see the amazing Community School, we’ll arrange a visit!

Thank you very much on behalf of our terrific Frank Church kids!

Patti & Molly

PS: And if you have friends who'd like to help with this great effort, forward this and then let us know to add them to our email list.

PPS: Gift cards in any denomination are always needed...we can shop for you, or amounts like $20 to a store, fast food or coffee shop will be loved by the kids.

Patti Diener Lough

pdienerlough@gmail.com

208-230-2024

Molly Blackaby Harder

blackaby1@yahoo.com

208-841-2638

CABI
GIFT SHOP

Need a gift for an upcoming bat mitzvah? Perhaps a new tallit? The CABI gift shop has a lovely assortment of Judaica, jewelry (some locally made) and CABI logo creations. New items are received regularly. The gift shop is open on Monday mornings from 10:00-noon, on Wednesday evenings during the school year from 5:00-7:00 and by appointment. To make an appointment email Joanna at joanna@cabi-boise.org

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CABI CAFE

Join us on most Monday mornings from 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and enjoy a bagel or homemade pastry along with a handmade café beverage from our espresso bar! Schmooze with friends, new and old and start your week off right!

MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCE

local resources

Antisemitism resources

cooperative preschool

furnishing hope

The Furnishing Hope program helps families who are transitioning from temporary housing at Interfaith Sanctuary to permanent homes by providing gently-used or new furniture and other household essentials. The goal is to make the house feel like a true home. Each month, a different Boise Faith Group organization "sponsors" a family (CABI will sponsor families during the months of May and November.)

If you have new or *gently used* household items such as those contained in this list, please contact Dana Zuckerman. Drop off times will be offered twice a month: on the second Thursday and last Sunday, from 2 - 4 pm. If you would like to drop by during that time, please contact Dana in advance. The storage unit is located in the Public Storage facility at 2902 S. Beverly Street in Boise.

SIMCHA TREE

Simcha!

How many times have you wanted to do something nice for a very special person but couldn't come up with the right idea? What better way to recognize someone than a Simcha Leaf for our Simcha Tree! You could publicly praise, laud, glorify, or just plain acknowledge a meritorious moment in their lives while contributing to the living legacy of our synagogue's survival! Wow! All in one small leaf for mankind!

Please contact Roy Ledesma HERE, if you would like to order a Simcha Leaf.

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