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Staying Healthy During COVID-19

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We hope this finds you hunkered down and healthy!  We thought we would take this time and give you an update on our Passover 2020 “Delivery.” THANK YOU from the bottom of our hearts, for your support and generosity during this unusual time in our organization.  Without your help we would have not been able switch…
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Starting 5780 on a Sweet Note

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Who said resolutions are only for the calendar new year? The Jewish new year is the perfect time to make a new positive habit or quit an old negative one, especially since it coincides with the beginning of pre-existing routines like the school year. If you’re looking for some inspiration for your resolution, you’ve come…
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5 Unexpected Benefits of Volunteering

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Why do people volunteer? The obvious answer: people volunteer because they want to help other people from the bottom of their hearts. The not-so-obvious answer: the volunteers themselves experience a wealth of personal benefits. Here are five surprising things benefits volunteers gain from their service: 1.New friends Making friends is even easier for volunteers because…
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What is Your Legacy?

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There was a time in my youth where the phrase “community service” only signified some kind of mandated punishment. To me, there was no benefit that I would experience from doing volunteer work. I felt that the only people benefiting from this activity were either the people who would receive the fruits of my labor,…
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The Values of Jewish Camping

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When Jewish immigrants started flowing into the US in the early 20th century, summer camps were created with the intention of assimilating the immigrant children to American culture. More than a century later, Jewish camps have evolved into a place for kids to discover their Jewish identities while having fun and making lifelong friendships. Jewish values…
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Exercise and Giving: A Perfect Pair

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Nonprofit organizations are always looking for innovative and exciting ways to raise money. When organized exercise became popular in the sixties and seventies, nonprofits used the trend to gain enthusiasm for their causes. Americans loved the idea of using charity as a motivation to take on physical challenges, and the idea caught on quickly. Here…
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Thank You, Volunteers!

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The very heartbeat of a non-profit organization is its volunteers. While some charitable organizations offer food delivery and nourishment for their communities, Maot Chitim of Greater Chicago volunteers provide nourishment to hearts and souls. Why You Are Needed Many people think kosher foods are simply blessed by a rabbi, but there is much more involved…
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Leaving a Legacy for the Future

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You are following those who cared for you, taught you, loved you . . . The ones who left a legacy for you. Now, it’s your turn. Leaving a legacy is important! Think about the people who ensured a legacy for us: Grandparents Neighbors Men and women who pursued better lives for us and future…
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Top 3 Reasons to Give Locally

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“Charity begins at home.” “Give where you live.” There are so many global situations that hurt our hearts with their stark need for food, medical care, clean water…and the list is never-ending. For many, this is a time of year for  giving and personal reflection.  For many of us, making a difference – a positive…
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