News, Info & Resources for the Cleveland Orthodox Jewish Community
The Shur Gemach can help eliminate high credit card interest debt with an interest-free loan. Also available are small short-term cash loans. Women encouraged to apply.
Two guarantors necessary for each loan. Gemach may be able to provide one guarantor for female applicants.
Mrs. S. Chaikin 216-381 9178 (voicemails) or regular phone 216-381-0443.
The Shur Gemach can help eliminate high credit card interest debt with an interest-free loan. Also available are small short-term cash loans. Women encouraged to apply.
Two guarantors necessary for each loan. Gemach may be able to provide one guarantor for female applicants.
Mrs. S. Chaikin 216-381 9178 (voicemails) or regular phone 216-381-0443.
The Shur Gemach can help eliminate high credit card interest debt with an interest-free loan. Also available are small short-term cash loans. Women encouraged to apply.
Two guarantors necessary for each loan. Gemach may be able to provide one guarantor for female applicants.
Mrs. S. Chaikin 216-381 9178 (voicemails) or regular phone 216-381-0443.
The Shur Gemach can help eliminate high credit card interest debt with an interest-free loan. Also available are small short-term cash loans. Women encouraged to apply.
Two guarantors necessary for each loan. Gemach may be able to provide one guarantor for female applicants.
Mrs. S. Chaikin 216-381 9178 (voicemails) or regular phone 216-381-0443.
We regret to inform you of the passing of Yosef Ben Zequie, ob”m, father of Moshe Zonana (Miriam), grandfather of Yosef Zonana, Rachel Levine (David), Tuny Jacobs (Evan), Daniel and Abigail.
The levaya was in Mexico City. Shiva will be Sunday to Friday.
Moshe Zonana would appreciate calls and can be reached anytime at 346-717-6942.
המקום ינחם אתכם בתוך שאר אבילי ציון וירושלים
Click Here for Information on setting up an OH ID account
Steps on how to apply for Ohio ACE Scholarship:
1. Login to OH ID Account
2. Launch the income verification app (if you do not have that app see below)
3. Select which student(s) you are entering from “Choose a Student”
4. Select your relationship to the student
5. Select student’s School Type
6. Click “Add Applicant”
IF YOU DO NOT HAVE THE INCOME VERIFICATION APP:
1. Launch the Department of Education Application Request
2. Under the Application dropdown click Income Verification
3. Click Submit
4. Go Back to home page, click on income verification app
5. Fill out the income verification and then continue to step #3
Program participants are required to have an OH ID account before applying. We recommend that you set up your OH ID account before April 11th.
(Note: This account is used for EdChoice verification so many parents may already have set up accounts)
Click Here for Information on setting up an OH ID account
Steps on how to apply for Ohio ACE Scholarship:
1. Login to OH ID Account
2. Launch the income verification app (if you do not have that app see below)
3. Select which student(s) you are entering from “Choose a Student”
4. Select your relationship to the student
5. Select student’s School Type
6. Click “Add Applicant”
IF YOU DO NOT HAVE THE INCOME VERIFICATION APP:
1. Launch the Department of Education Application Request
2. Under the Application dropdown click Income Verification
3. Click Submit
4. Go Back to home page, click on income verification app
5. Fill out the income verification and then continue to step #3
Program participants are required to have an OH ID account before applying. We recommend that you set up your OH ID account before April 11th.
(Note: This account is used for EdChoice verification so many parents may already have set up accounts)
Click Here for Information on setting up an OH ID account
Steps on how to apply for Ohio ACE Scholarship:
1. Login to OH ID Account
2. Launch the income verification app (if you do not have that app see below)
3. Select which student(s) you are entering from “Choose a Student”
4. Select your relationship to the student
5. Select student’s School Type
6. Click “Add Applicant”
IF YOU DO NOT HAVE THE INCOME VERIFICATION APP:
1. Launch the Department of Education Application Request
2. Under the Application dropdown click Income Verification
3. Click Submit
4. Go Back to home page, click on income verification app
5. Fill out the income verification and then continue to step #3
Program participants are required to have an OH ID account before applying. We recommend that you set up your OH ID account before April 11th.
(Note: This account is used for EdChoice verification so many parents may already have set up accounts)
CLARIFICATION:
The following items listed in the Cleveland Kosher Pesach
product list are acceptable for special needs of the sick
and infirm only. Please consult your Rabbi.
NUTS – Pecan Pieces and Midget Pecans requires Pesach certification
From Agudath Israel of Ohio:
One of the new legislative changes that we championed in this past state budget, was to create the ACE Scholarship Account using Federal Emergency COVID funds. Simply put, every family with income below 300% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL) will be able to apply for a $500 dollar scholarship for each child 6-18 in their family.
The ACE accounts are on a first-come, first-serve basis, so please prepare now to be able to apply as soon as the link is live on Monday, April 11!
As these scholarships are available to hundreds of thousands of Ohio children and there are limited slots, applicants are advised to apply as soon as the site opens on April 11th (We are not yet sure if the site will go live at midnight or later in the day)
Rules for this program require participants to have and use an OH ID account. (Note: This account is used for EdChoice verification so many parents may already have set up accounts)
Click Here for Information on setting up an OH ID account
On Monday, April 11, 2022, the Ohio Department of Education will begin accepting requests from families and determine program eligibility for the Ohio Afterschool Child Enrichment (ACE) Educational Savings Account program. ACE will provide funds to a student’s parent or guardian to use on various enrichment and educational activities.
The ACE Educational Savings Account program provides qualifying families with a $500 credit that can be used to pay for a variety of enrichment activities that will accelerate learning for students impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. These funds can be used for:
The ACE Educational Savings Account program is available to any student between the ages of 6 and 18 years old whose family income is at or below 300 percent of the federal poverty level. Qualifying children include those who attend any Ohio public or nonpublic school or are home educated by their parents and have been excused from the compulsory attendance law for the purpose of home instruction. The income eligibility chart is available here: https://scohio.org/your-child-may-be-eligible-for-the-ace-education-savings-account
For more information about the Ohio ACE Educational Savings Account program, please visit the Ohio ACE website http://aceohio.org/ or email questions to ace_savingsaccount@education.ohio.gov. Please note that the website link will not be ‘live’ until April 11.
The ACE accounts are on a first-come, first-serve basis. We recommend that you establish an OH ID account before the application period begins on April 11.
From Agudath Israel of Ohio:
One of the new legislative changes that we championed in this past state budget, was to create the ACE Scholarship Account using Federal Emergency COVID funds. Simply put, every family with income below 300% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL) will be able to apply for a $500 dollar scholarship for each child 6-18 in their family.
The ACE accounts are on a first-come, first-serve basis, so please prepare now to be able to apply as soon as the link is live on Monday, April 11!
As these scholarships are available to hundreds of thousands of Ohio children and there are limited slots, applicants are advised to apply as soon as the site opens on April 11th (We are not yet sure if the site will go live at midnight or later in the day)
Rules for this program require participants to have and use an OH ID account. (Note: This account is used for EdChoice verification so many parents may already have set up accounts)
Click Here for Information on setting up an OH ID account
On Monday, April 11, 2022, the Ohio Department of Education will begin accepting requests from families and determine program eligibility for the Ohio Afterschool Child Enrichment (ACE) Educational Savings Account program. ACE will provide funds to a student’s parent or guardian to use on various enrichment and educational activities.
The ACE Educational Savings Account program provides qualifying families with a $500 credit that can be used to pay for a variety of enrichment activities that will accelerate learning for students impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. These funds can be used for:
The ACE Educational Savings Account program is available to any student between the ages of 6 and 18 years old whose family income is at or below 300 percent of the federal poverty level. Qualifying children include those who attend any Ohio public or nonpublic school or are home educated by their parents and have been excused from the compulsory attendance law for the purpose of home instruction. The income eligibility chart is available here: https://scohio.org/your-child-may-be-eligible-for-the-ace-education-savings-account
For more information about the Ohio ACE Educational Savings Account program, please visit the Ohio ACE website http://aceohio.org/ or email questions to ace_savingsaccount@education.ohio.gov. Please note that the website link will not be ‘live’ until April 11.
The ACE accounts are on a first-come, first-serve basis. We recommend that you establish an OH ID account before the application period begins on April 11.
Please say Tehillim for Asher Mordechai ben Roisa Devorah.
May we be zocheh to hear b’soros tovos b’korov!
(View the entire Cleveland Community Tehillim List.)
From Agudath Israel of Ohio:
One of the new legislative changes that we championed in this past state budget, was to create the ACE Scholarship Account using Federal Emergency COVID funds. Simply put, every family with income below 300% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL) will be able to apply for a $500 dollar scholarship for each child 6-18 in their family.
The ACE accounts are on a first-come, first-serve basis, so please prepare now to be able to apply as soon as the link is live on Monday, April 11!
As these scholarships are available to hundreds of thousands of Ohio children and there are limited slots, applicants are advised to apply as soon as the site opens on April 11th (We are not yet sure if the site will go live at midnight or later in the day)
Rules for this program require participants to have and use an OH ID account. (Note: This account is used for EdChoice verification so many parents may already have set up accounts)
Click Here for Information on setting up an OH ID account
On Monday, April 11, 2022, the Ohio Department of Education will begin accepting requests from families and determine program eligibility for the Ohio Afterschool Child Enrichment (ACE) Educational Savings Account program. ACE will provide funds to a student’s parent or guardian to use on various enrichment and educational activities.
The ACE Educational Savings Account program provides qualifying families with a $500 credit that can be used to pay for a variety of enrichment activities that will accelerate learning for students impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. These funds can be used for:
The ACE Educational Savings Account program is available to any student between the ages of 6 and 18 years old whose family income is at or below 300 percent of the federal poverty level. Qualifying children include those who attend any Ohio public or nonpublic school or are home educated by their parents and have been excused from the compulsory attendance law for the purpose of home instruction. The income eligibility chart is available here: https://scohio.org/your-child-may-be-eligible-for-the-ace-education-savings-account
For more information about the Ohio ACE Educational Savings Account program, please visit the Ohio ACE website http://aceohio.org/ or email questions to ace_savingsaccount@education.ohio.gov. Please note that the website link will not be ‘live’ until April 11.
The ACE accounts are on a first-come, first-serve basis. We recommend that you establish an OH ID account before the application period begins on April 11.
Click to view the entire PDF: Pesach Home Electrical Safety 2022
We clean our homes and rid them of all chometz as we prepare to have a simchas Yom Tov. Have we prepared our homes for a safe environment enabling a simchas hachaim? The same as we look for any chometz, what should I look for, that could hurt my family? In this article we hope to address some of the issues.
Click to view the entire PDF: Pesach Home Electrical Safety 2022
We regret to inform you of the passing of David M. Zwick.
The Levaya will be 2:30pm, Thursday, March 31 at Berkowitz-Kumin-Bookatz Memorial Chapel. Family and friends who are not able to attend may view it by going to www.bkbmc.com, scrolling down to obituaries, selecting the obituary of David Zwick, clicking on his obituary and scrolling down to join live stream, click on join live stream.
Interment will be at Mt. Olive Cemetery. Family will receive friends at Acacia Park Apartments, 2202 Acacia Dr. Bldg. 2 (Social room) immediately following interment Thursday until 8PM, Friday 10-1PM and Sunday 12-2 & 6-8PM.
Beginning Monday & continuing Tuesday at the Sender’s home, 14393 Washington Blvd., University Hts. 12-4 & 6-8PM.
המקום ינחם אתכם בתוך שאר אבילי ציון וירושלים
We regret to inform you of the passing of Rose Metz-Mehali, ob”m. The funeral took place on Sunday at Zion Memorial.
Shiva is at 5428 Bluebell Drive, Lyndhurst, OH 44124. Shiva hours are:
No minyanim.
המקום ינחם אתכם בתוך שאר אבילי ציון וירושלים
Please say Tehillim for NOSON YAAKOV BEN ITA RAIZA.
May we be zocheh to hear b’soros tovos b’korov!
(View the entire Cleveland Community Tehillim List.)
Please say Tehillim for SHMUEL HESHEL (not Hershel) BEN CHANA DEVORAH.
May we be zocheh to hear b’soros tovos b’korov!
(View the entire Cleveland Community Tehillim List.)
