Fortunately, we have been able to help so many families that our entire volunteer corps is booked! Please spread the word to inspire even more helpers, and we’ll be able to help more families. Until then, we apologize that we won’t be able to help more!

Feel free to call 216-282-GIVE for special requests or more information.

Saturday Night
9pm Megillah Reading at the Polonsky house on Timberlane
11pm Whirly Ball on Richmond Rd
Sunday
10:45am Party Bus (meet at Green Road Synagogue)
3pm Community Teen Seudah at DL’s house on East Carroll

NCSY is looking for professionals who would be willing to take Jewish Teens from Public Schools looking for jobs or internships that would keep them impressed and involved in the Jewish community-network and would rival jobs they might otherwise get at non-kosher restaurants or other not-best-case-scenario situations. Contact: Rabbi Arieh Friedner, City Director of Cleveland NCSY, 216-200-NCSY, www.Cleveland.NCSY.org

(Cleveland.NCSY.org)Jewish teens giving time to help families in need build their sukkahs? That sounds like something out of a dream. In Cleveland NCSY, that dream was a reality last Sunday, Monday, Tuesday when more than 25 high schoolers answered the call of families unable to build their sukkahs.

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Jewish Scholars Program Awards Banquet!

If you know of any Jewish teens without a Pesach Seder on second night, or if theirs ends before 9pm, please let us know!

By Israel Heger
NCSY International Board
Central East NCSY Regional Board Vice President
Cleveland NCSY VP of Jrs

Surprised?  You might have assumed that I consumed mass amounts of alcohol during my Purim experience. On the contrary, I received my ecstasy through means of a different substance- a substance that cannot be synthesized by getting drunk or high. The substance that I am referring to is actually true happiness in its purest form. And yes, just to be as clear as possible, it was achieved without consuming any chemically altering substances.

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