Camp S.T.E.P. Registration, Schedules and More!
(Click image to view the camp schedules as a PDF.)
All divisions are in session from JULY 2 – AUGUST 10, 2018.
For more information, please contact Rabbi Drazin at 216-321-5838 ext. 176.
For an online application, please visit our website at www.hac1.org/apps/pages/camp.
You can mail the application to:
Camp S.T.E.P.
1860 S Taylor Road
Cleveland Heights, OH 44118
You can also email your application to weimerse@hac1.org.
Mazal Tov to Yehuda Katz! – From Heights Hats!
Mazal tov to Yehuda Katz on your bar mitzvah!
You look great in your new hat from Heights Hats!!!
YIGC Kosher Updates on Amy Joy Donuts and Goldie’s Donuts & Bakery
Amy Joy, located at 6633 Mayfield Road, is no longer certified by Young Israel of Greater Cleveland (YIGC) Kosher.
Goldie’s Donuts, located at 5211 Mayfield Road, is certified by YIGC Kosher. All products are to be considered dairy.
Summer Hours for the Chaya Brocha Simcha Gemach (Reb. Blum)
From July 1st through August 13th, the Chaya Brocha Simcha Gemach will be open by appointment only. Please call Rivka Simon at 216-659-6674.
Nshei Children’s Gown Gemach Summer Schedule
Never Leave Children Alone in a Car! Not Even for a Minute!
Tehillim Request from Bikur Cholim
Join Us for Mommy Camp As Often or Little As You Want!
Here’s a list of ideas we came up with for the first two weeks of July. For more information,to join us, to help with future events and make it better, please call or text Zahava at 216-535-8392.
Mazal Tov Kupfers! It’s a Girl!
Mazal tov to Moshe and Leah Kupfer on the birth of a baby girl!
Shloshim and Siyum Memorial in Loving Memory of Dr. Leatrices B. Rabinsky, ob”m, Sunday, July 8th
Shir Hashirim Group for Singles and All Those in Need of Yeshuos
I would like to invite anyone in need of a shidduch or a yeshua to join me in reciting Shir Hashirim for 40 consecutive days this summer. Typically, summer is the time of year when we focus on improving ahavas yisroel and what better way to do this than to do daven for each other. If you are interested please send your hebrew name (or of someone you know) and email address to Julie Orelowitz at jzeo60@gmail.com by this Friday, July 6. Once a list has been compiled, I will email it to everyone so that we can each other in mind. Tizku l’mitzvos!Camp S.T.E.P. Registration, Schedules and More!
(Click image to view the camp schedules as a PDF.)
All divisions are in session from JULY 2 – AUGUST 10, 2018.
For more information, please contact Rabbi Drazin at 216-321-5838 ext. 176.
For an online application, please visit our website at www.hac1.org/apps/pages/camp.
You can mail the application to:
Camp S.T.E.P.
1860 S Taylor Road
Cleveland Heights, OH 44118
You can also email your application to weimerse@hac1.org.
Yaldei Malka Gemach: Strollers, Pack n Plays, and Baby Equipment
Tehillim Request
Please daven for Baruch ben Etta.
(View the entire Cleveland Tehillim List.)
May we be zocheh to hear b’soros tovos b’korov!
Tehillim Request
Please daven for Baila bas Raizel.
(View the entire Cleveland Tehillim List.)
May we be zocheh to hear b’soros tovos b’korov!
Nshei Children’s Gown Gemach Summer Schedule
Out With the Old, in With the New…DOUBLE the Value
July 8thth begins a special week for Bikur Cholim of Cleveland, the organization that provides meals, visitation, equipment, and many other services for the sick. Tagged #pushkaweek on social media, this movement is all about making room in your home for a new, unique pushka. The pushka, specially designed for Bikur Cholim of Cleveland, will be distributed by community volunteers in an effort aimed at getting one pushka into every Cleveland home.
“This week is not about asking people for money,” said Rabbi Joseph, BC Director of Development, “it’s really about distributing our new pushka. We want every household to have one!”
There is more to the story than that, though. During #pushkaweek the community is encouraged to turn in all old, filled pushkas for a special promotion; the value of pushka contents will be DOUBLED from July 8thth through July 15th, resulting in higher donation power to fuel the compassionate work of Bikur Cholim. This special opportunity is a tribute to the memory of Mendy Klein, A”H, who was a uniquely creative giver, as well as a close friend and supporter of Bikur Cholim.
Watch the story unfold by following the hashtag #pushkaweek on social media. And don’t forget to claim your new pushka… and turn in your old one!
Mazal Tov Charlops! It’s a Boy!
Mazal tov to Rabbi and Rebbetzin Charlop on the birth of a baby boy!
Riding a Bike? Wear a Helmet!
Mazal Tov Burmarks! It’s a Boy!
Mazal tov to Yosef & Esther Burmark on the birth of a baby boy!
Summer Hours for the Chaya Brocha Simcha Gemach (Reb. Blum)
From July 1st through August 13th, the Chaya Brocha Simcha Gemach will be open by appointment only. Please call Rivka Simon at 216-659-6674.
The Sheitel Gemach is Currently Accepting Lightly-Used Sheitels
Join Us for Mommy Camp As Often or Little As You Want!
Here’s a list of ideas we came up with for the first two weeks of July. For more information,to join us, to help with future events and make it better, please call or text Zahava at 216-535-8392.
Recognizing Signs of Heat-Related Illness
In the past few days, there have been multiple instances of heat-related medical emergencies in the local frum community.
These tips from CDC’s Extreme Heat Media Kit can help you prevent heat-related illnesses,
injuries, and deaths during hot weather.
Stay cool. Keep your body temperature cool to avoid heat-related illness.
- Stay in air-conditioned buildings as much as possible.
- Find an air-conditioned shelter.
- Do not rely on a fan as your primary cooling device.
- Avoid direct sunlight.
- Wear lightweight, light-colored clothing.
- Take cool showers or baths.
- Check on those most at-risk twice a day.
Stay hydrated. Because your body loses fluids through sweat, you can become
dehydrated during times of extreme heat.
- Drink more water than usual.
- Don’t wait until you’re thirsty to drink more fluids.
- Drink from two to four cups of water every hour while working or exercising outside.
- Avoid alcohol or liquids containing high amounts of sugar.
- Remind others to drink enough water.
Stay informed. Stay updated on local weather forecasts so you can plan activities
safely when it’s hot outside.
- Check local news for extreme heat alerts and safety tips.
- Learn the symptoms of heat illness.
- For more information, please click here.
Tehillim Request
Please daven for Moshe ben Rivka Leah.
(View the entire Cleveland Tehillim List.)
May we be zocheh to hear b’soros tovos b’korov!
Children’s Gown Gemach Closed Sunday, July 1st
Children’s Gown Gemach Closed Sunday, July 1st.
Camp S.T.E.P. Registration, Schedules and More!
(Click image to view the camp schedules as a PDF.)
All divisions are in session from JULY 2 – AUGUST 10, 2018.
For more information, please contact Rabbi Drazin at 216-321-5838 ext. 176.
For an online application, please visit our website at www.hac1.org/apps/pages/camp.
You can mail the application to:
Camp S.T.E.P.
1860 S Taylor Road
Cleveland Heights, OH 44118
You can also email your application to weimerse@hac1.org.
Shiva Information for Mrs. Chani Nisenbaum
Mrs. Chani Nisenbaum is sitting for her father, Rav Chaim Goldzweig, z”l, Friday from 9-5 and Motzei Shabbos until 11:30pm. She is getting up Sunday morning. The address is 2362 Milton Rd just north of University Parkway.
המקום ינחם אתכם בתוך שאר אבילי ציון וירושלים
New Mincha Minyan at University Heights’ Mens-Only Night
For the remainder of the men’s only Monday nights at the University Heights pool (except during the nine days), there will be a Mincha around 5 minutes after the start of the first rest period, which sometimes begins at 7:30pm and more often begins at 7:45pm. Attendees should plan on bringing whatever attire they consider appropriate, and preferably a siddur as well. This will allow men/boys to stay until pool closing at 8:45pm and still not miss Mincha.
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