Montefiore Home in Beachwood, OH is trying to offer more intergenerational Jewish programming to its residents. We would welcome local camps, schools, and synagogues to participate in our exciting calendar of activities. So if your camp or synagogue has a skit, singing, arts and crafts that you could share with our residents, we would love to work with you! If you would supply the people and the transportation, we could help with the rest – a nice big auditorium, many interested residents, a budget for materials.  In particular, we are trying to cover the upcoming summer months, mainly on Thursdays in the am but other times are available. Please contact Rabbi Akiva Feinstein (216-910-2794, afeinstein@montefiorecare.org) if you would like to learn more!

Montefiore Home in Beachwood, OH is trying to offer more intergenerational Jewish programming to its residents. We would welcome local camps, schools, and synagogues to participate in our exciting calendar of activities. So if your camp or synagogue has a skit, singing, arts and crafts that you could share with our residents, we would love to work with you! If you would supply the people and the transportation, we could help with the rest – a nice big auditorium, many interested residents, a budget for materials.  In particular, we are trying to cover the upcoming summer months, mainly on Thursdays in the am but other times are available. Please contact Rabbi Akiva Feinstein (216-910-2794, afeinstein@montefiorecare.org) if you would like to learn more!

Rabbi Henoch Plotnik

 will be speaking at the Plotnik home (his brother)

 3714 Bendemeer Road

 Parshas Matos Masei

July 22,  at 9:00 pm followed by Maariv 9:43 pm

MEN ONLY

Fresh Whitefish Fillets, $10.99 a pound, this week only while supplies last. Great for broiling, baking, frying, and cooking.

Fresh Whitefish Fillets, $10.99 a pound, this week only while supplies last. Great for broiling, baking, frying, and cooking.

Montefiore Home has some beds available for long term care residents, receiving Medicaid or paying privately. It is never easy to find placement in a Jewish nursing home facility, but at this time Montefiore does have some open beds and is trying to get the word out to the greater Jewish community. Food is under Cleveland Kosher supervision and there are a number of other frum residents living in the building at this time. Despite the lack of regular Orthodox davening, there is a lot of support for Orthodox residents from the many Orthodox employees and various frum-friendly programs in place. Assistance is available for families to begin the process of signing up for Medicaid. For further information, please contact Admissions at 216-360-9080 or Akiva Feinstein at 216-910-2794.

A van/ bus going to the Danziger wedding this Wednesday, June 28th still has some room. It will depart from Cleveland Wed 7am, travel to Boro Park, and then return the same evening at midnight. For more information, text/ call 216-333-6609.

Dor Yesharim testing for males and females will be held this Sunday, May 21st.

If you are in need of this service please call 216-464-6499 or 216-932-9951.

Look for donation boxes to be in place after March 17th. Fuchs Mizrachi (Mrs Jacobs’ classroom), Cedar Green Kollel (coatroom).

Look for donation boxes to be in place after March 17th. Fuchs Mizrachi (Mrs Jacobs’ classroom), Cedar Green Kollel (coatroom).

Look for donation boxes to be in place after March 17th. Fuchs Mizrachi (Mrs Jacobs’ classroom), Cedar Green Kollel (coatroom).

Look for donation boxes to be in place after March 17th. Fuchs Mizrachi (Mrs Jacobs’ classroom), Cedar Green Kollel (coatroom).

(Reader Tip)

“Although we were wait-listed for 18 months, this organization for low-income families ended up providing braces for my child at a local, well-established orthodontist for only $650.00. We were very appreciative to the organization and satisfied with the outcome(Cleveland Orthodox Community Resident).”

(From Website of SmilesChangeLives.org)

The Virginia Brown Community Orthodontic Partnership was established in 1997 as a community-based orthodontic program to help children from families who could not afford the full cost of braces, whose self-esteem was impacted by having crooked teeth, receive orthodontic treatment. Now known as Smiles Change Lives (SCL), it has grown into a national organization with close to 750 orthodontists participating in the program. To date, nearly 10,000 children nationwide have received life-changing orthodontic treatment through SCL.

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(Campaign extended now further to Chanukah. If anyone has any specific questions about her needs, eligibility, etc. then please use the contact info below.)

Betty is an elderly member of our community who is in dire need of help. She has worked hard her whole life and supported two children by herself. She has many serious medical conditions and because she is not able to support herself, she travels by Greyhound bus from city to city asking for donations from local communities. [Read more…]