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Agencies & Organizations

Arts, Culture & Judaica

Business & Professional Services

Celebrations & Simchas

Food & Nosherei

Generations: College & Adult Education

Generations: Kids & Teens

Generations: Seniors

Generations: Socializing & Schmoozing

Health & Fitness

Israel Connections

Lifecycle Events

Religious Life & Congregations

Social Services

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Columbus Jewish community continues to adapt, ﬁll needs The past year has been one of cautious optimism. Although it’s been a slow process, Ohioans are continuing to get vaccinated against COVID-19 and many of us have received another dose to boost our immunity. Despite the omicron variant, breakthrough cases and the resulting measured return to in-person gatherings and celebrations, there’s reason to be encouraged as cases in Ohio are slowly decreasing. With relief, we at the Columbus Jewish Publication Company are hearing that reassurance from our partners, advertisers and readers, especially as we began returning to our own in-person events late last year. Our 2021 awards event for 18 Difference Makers returned to an in-person format at the Jewish Community Center of Greater Columbus in October, when we safely brought together 150 people to honor our 2021 class of change agents serving the local Jewish community and beyond. After holding the annual event virtually in 2020, I was thrilled to have the opportunity to return to an in-person celebration to mark its third year. And just like us, other local organizations – many of which are featured here in SOURCE 2022 – have taken a similar hybrid approach to bringing back events. While we continue to grapple with the pandemic and its lasting effects, we are also contending with increased antisemitism and other forms of violent extremism facing Jewish communities near and far. Most recently, we watched with a familiar sense of fear and sadness as a rabbi and three congregants were taken hostage at Congregation Beth Israel in Colleyville, Texas. This time, the hostages freed themselves. Rabbi Charlie Cytron-Walker credited his training by Secure Community Network, the homeland security and safety initiative of the organized Jewish community in North America, for his ability to respond effectively, throwing a chair to distract the gunman and allowing the hostages to escape. It’s never been so clear that security training can be lifesaving. Locally, JewishColumbus serves as a central community convener and provides security for Jewish agencies, synagogues and schools. In conjunction with organizations and congregations, it works with SCN and local, state and federal law enforcement to act quickly, should any threats arise. While it’s horrifying and heartbreaking that protecting our community from antisemitic and other dangers is such a dominant yet normalized part of Jewish life, I have immense

gratitude for those keeping us safe. I’m grateful we have such strong resources, like JewishColumbus and SCN, to provide the security and safety training we all need in this reality. If you’d like to learn more about how SCN started as the vision of a Northeast Ohio Jewish Federation leader and the daily impact it has with local agencies and law enforcement everywhere, visit bit.ly/securecommunitynetwork to read a feature story recently published by the Columbus Jewish News on its history and impact. o does S fit into it all his annual magazine provides you with resources and information about the institutions doing their part locally and beyond to make a difference, engage the community in new ways, offer convenient, safe services with respect to Jewish traditions and values, and to ensure the health and safety of all. It functions as a directory to look to when you realize you need something, or perhaps want to give of your time, talent or treasure somewhere, but aren’t sure where to start. Part of the reason we publish SOURCE is to help do our part to relay the strong network of support and resources we have here in Jewish Columbus. As we continue to adapt with this ever-changing “new normal,” these organizations will continue to ste u and fill the needs that arise this year. I encourage you to continue to patronize and give back to these community stalwarts the CJPC is grateful to partner with, and I thank you for your enduring support of all we do in the local Jewish and secular communities. SOURCE reaches you as a helping hand, an anchor and as a way to connect, at a time when connection can feel difficult, strained or tenuous. he agencies listed can hel all of us grapple with the changes in our lives brought on by the pandemic and the ripple effect it has had. On behalf of all of us at the CJPC, our professional staff and our board of directors, thank you for continuing to give back, repair our world and do your part to ensure the health and safety of all of us. We are truly stronger together.

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canvasCLE.com | facebook.com/CanvasCLE @CanvasCLE | @CanvasCLE Editor: Amanda Koehn editor@canvascle.com Vice President of Sales: Adam Mandell amandell@cjn.org Canvas spotlights Northeast Ohio’s strong and growing arts and entertainment community and serves as a resource for residents and visitors. It publishes three times annually and the Canvas e-newsletter is published biweekly. The Cleveland Jewish Publication Company is one of the few completely independent, community-owned multimedia companies. Since its inception in 1964, it has been committed to the progress and continuity of Jewish life in Northeast Ohio through its publication of a weekly newspaper. The CJPC publishes a variety of magazines, custom publications for businesses and organizations, and hosts multiple digital properties. It also produces numerous events related to its products aimed at engaging and bringing together the communities it serves. In 2018, the CJPC entered into an agreement with the former owner of Ohio Jewish Chronicle, which included ceasing that publication, and creating a new Columbus Jewish News to better serve the Central Ohio Jewish community. In late 2021, the CJPC entered into an agreement with the Jewish Community Board of Akron to begin publishing a new, updated Akron Jewish News to serve the readers of that community, beginning in February 2022. To learn more about the CJPC and what it can do for you, please visit columbusjewishnews.com and click on “About us.”

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akronjewishnews.com | facebook.com/AkronJewishNews @AkronJNews | @AkronJNews Publisher & CEO: Kevin S. Adelstein kevin@cjn.org Vice President of Sales: Adam Mandell amandell@cjn.org Editorial: editorial@akronjn.org Advertising: ads@akronjn.org The Akron Jewish News is a monthly newspaper serving Akron’s Jewish community, previously published by the Jewish Community Board of Akron and newly published by the Cleveland Jewish Publication Company starting in 2022, on behalf of the JCBA. It features timely and relevant news, information and commentary both in print and online, with a focus on local, national and international news of interest. Upon launch of akronjewishnews. com later in 2022, it will also rely heavily on its website, social media channels and e-news to keep the community informed on current events and news of interest.

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2022 HOLIDAYS

JEWISH HOLIDAYS and noteworthy dates PURIM

Wednesday, March 16 (begins at sunset) Thursday, March 17 (ends at nightfall) The jolly festival of Purim is celebrated every year on the 14th of the Hebrew month of Adar (late winter/early spring). It commemorates the salvation of the Jewish people in ancient Persia from Haman’s plot “to destroy, kill and annihilate all the Jews, young and old, infants and women, in a single day,” as recorded in the Megillah (book of Esther).

PASSOVER

Friday, April 15 (begins at sunset) Saturday, April 23 (ends at nightfall) The eight-day festival of Passover is celebrated in the early spring, from the 15th through the 22nd of the Hebrew month of Nissan. It commemorates the emancipation of the Israelites from slavery in ancient Egypt. By following the rituals of Passover, we have the ability to relive and experience the true freedom that our ancestors gained.

YOM HASHOAH

YOM HAZIKARON

Wednesday, April 27 (begins at sunset) Thursday, April 28 (ends at nightfall) Holocaust Remembrance Day

Tuesday, May 3 (begins at sunset) Wednesday, May 4 (ends at nightfall) Israel Memorial Day

YOM HA’ATZMAUT

Wednesday, May 4 (begins at sunset) Thursday, May 5 (ends at nightfall) Israel Independence Day

SHAVUOT

Saturday, June 4 (begins at sunset) Monday, June 6 (ends at nightfall) Shavuot coincides with the date that God gave the Torah to the Jewish people at Mount Sinai more than 3,300 years ago. It comes after 49 days of eager counting, as we prepared ourselves for this special day. It is celebrated by lighting candles, staying up all night to learn Torah, hearing the reading of the Ten Commandments in synagogue, feasting on dairy foods and more.

TISHA B’AV

Saturday, Aug. 6 (begins at sunset) Sunday, Aug. 7 (ends at nightfall) The Three Weeks is an annual mourning period that falls in the summer during which we do not cut our hair, purchase new clothes, listen to music or hold weddings. It reaches its climax and concludes with the fast of the ninth of A , the date hen oth oly em les ere set a ame. his is the saddest day of the e ish calendar, and it is also the date that many other tragedies befell our people. The fast of Tisha b’Av begins at sunset the previous evening. Besides fasting, we abstain from additional pleasures: washing, applying lotions or creams, earing leather shoes and marital relations. ntil midday, e sit on the oor or on lo stools.

Holiday information provided by Chabad.org. For more about Jewish holidays, visit chabad.org/holidays.

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JEWISH HOLIDAYS and noteworthy dates ROSH HASHANAH

Sunday, Sept. 25 (begins at sunset) Tuesday, Sept. 27 (ends at nightfall) Rosh Hashanah is the birthday of the universe, the day G-d created Adam and Eve, and it’s celebrated as the head of the Jewish year. It’s celebrated with candlelighting in the evenings, festive meals with sweet delicacies during the night and day, prayer services that include the sounding of the ram’s horn (shofar) on both mornings and desisting from creative work.

YOM KIPPUR

Tuesday, Oct. 4 (begins at sunset) Wednesday, Oct. 5 (ends at nightfall) Yom Kippur is the holiest day of the year – the day on which we are closest to God and to the quintessence of our own souls. It is the Day of Atonement – “For on this day He will forgive you, to purify you, that you be cleansed from all your sins before God” (Leviticus 16:30). For nearly 26 hours – from several minutes before sunset on ishrei to after nightfall on ishrei e af ict our souls, or a stain from food and drink, do not wash or anoint our bodies, do not wear leather footwear and abstain from marital relations.

SUKKOT

Sunday, Oct. 9 (begins at sunset) Sunday, Oct. 16 (ends at nightfall) For 40 years, as our ancestors traversed the Sinai Desert, following the Exodus from Egypt, miraculous “clouds of glory” surrounded and hovered over them, shielding them from the dangers and discomforts of the desert. er since, e remem er od s kindness and reafﬁrm our trust in is ro idence y d elling in a sukkah a hut of temporary construction with a roof covering of branches – for the duration of the Sukkot festival (on the Jewish calendar Tishrei 15-21). For seven days and nights, we eat all our meals in the sukkah and otherwise regard it as our home.

SHEMINI ATZERET / SIMCHAT TORAH Sunday, Oct. 16 (begins at sunset) Tuesday, Oct. 18 (ends at nightfall)

The holiday of Sukkot is followed by an independent holiday called Shemini Atzeret. In Israel, this is a one-day holiday; in the Diaspora, it is a two-day holiday, and the second day is known as Simchat Torah. This holiday is characterized by utterly unbridled joy, which surpasses even the joy of Sukkot. The joy reaches its climax on Simchat Torah, when we celebrate the conclusion – and restart – of the annual Torah-reading cycle.

CHANUKAH

Sunday, Dec. 18 (begins at sunset) Monday, Dec. 26 (ends at nightfall) Chanukah is the Jewish eight-day, wintertime “festival of lights,” celebrated with a nightly menorah lighting, special rayers and fried foods. At the heart of the festi al is the nightly menorah lighting. he menorah holds nine ames, one of hich is the shamash attendant , hich is used to kindle the other eight lights. n the ﬁrst night, e light just one ame. n the second night, an additional ame is lit. By the eighth night of hanukah, all eight lights are kindled. S ecial blessings are recited, often to a traditional melody, before the menorah is lit, and traditional songs are sung afterward.

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CANDLELIGHTING TIMES

Date 25 4 11

Parshah/Holiday Vayak’hel

Candlelighting time (p.m.) 6:02

Pekudei Vayikra

6:09 6:17

Shabbat Ends Date & Time (p.m.) 26 7:01 5 12

7:08 7:16

18 25

Tzav Shemini

7:24 7:31

19 26

8:23 8:31

April

1 8 15 21 29

Tazria Metzora Passover Passover Acharei

7:38 7:45 7:53 7:59 8:07

2 9 17 23 30

8:38 8:46 8:54 9:02 9:10

May

6 13 20 27

Kedoshim Emor Behar Bechukotai

8:14 8:21 8:27 8:33

7 14 21 28

9:18 9:26 9:33 9:40

June

3 4 10 17 24

Bamidbar Shavuot Naso Behaalotecha Shlach

8:38 9:46 8:42 8:45 8:47

6 11 18 25

9:47 9:50 9:53 9:55

July

Daylight saving time begins March 13

1 8 15 22 29

Korach Chukat Balak Pinchas Matot-Massei

8:47 8:45 8:42 8:37 8:31

2 9 16 23 30

9:54 9:51 9:47 9:41 9:33

August

March

Feb.

Shabbat & Holiday Candlelighting 2022/23

5 12 19 26

Devarim Va’etchanan Eikev Re’eh

8:23 8:15 8:05 7:55

6 13 20 27

9:25 9:15 9:04 8:53

• Times based on ZIP code 43201 • Candlelighting is based on 18 minutes before sunset • Shabbat times provided by chabad.org as of Feb. 3, 2022

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Date 2 9 16 23 25 30 4 7 9 14 16 21 28 4

Parshah/Holiday Shoftim Ki Teitzei Ki Tavo Nitzavim Erev Rosh Hashanah Vayelech

Candlelighting Shabbat Ends time (p.m.) Date & Time (p.m.) 7:44 3 8:41 7:33 10 8:30 7:21 17 8:18 7:09 24 8:06 7:06 27 8:01 6:58 Oct. 1 7:54

Erev Yom Yippur Ha’azinu Erev Sukkot Intermediate days of Sukkot Shemini Atzeret Bereishit Noach

6:51 6:47 6:43

5 8 11

7:48 7:43 7:39

6:36

7:33

6:33 6:26 6:16

18 22 29

7:28 7:23 7:14

Lech-Lecha

6:08

7:07

11 18 25

Vayeira Chayei Sarah Toldot

5:01 4:55 4:51

12 19 26

6:01 5:56 5:53

December

2 9 16 23 30

Vayeitzei Vayishlach Vayeishev Mikeitz Vayigash

4:49 4:49 4:50 4:53 4:58

3 10 17 24 31

5:51 5:51 5:53 5:57 6:01

January

Daylight saving time ends Nov. 6

6 13 20 27

Vayechi Shemot Va’eira Bo

5:04 5:11 5:19 5:27

7 14 21 28

6:07 6:14 6:21 6:29

February

November

October

September

Shabbat & Holiday Candlelighting 2022/23

3 10 17 24

Beshalach Yitro Mishpatim Terumah

5:35 5:44 5:52 6:00

4 11 18 25

6:37 6:44 6:52 7:00

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CAMP GAN ISRAEL COLUMBUS 6220 E. Dublin Granville Road New Albany, OH 43054 P: 614-939-0765 E: camp@cgicolumbus.com W: cgicolumbus.com FB: facebook.com/CGIcolumbus CGI Columbus will take your summer camp experience to a whole new level! We will inspire your child to learn new skills, ignite their creativity, get physically active and make new friends in a Jewish environment. CAMP WISE OVERNIGHT CAMP AND RETREAT CENTER 13164 Taylor Wells Road Chardon, OH 44024 P: 216-593-6250 E: wisekids@mandeljcc.org W: campwise.org Rabbi Dan Utley, Director Bess Brown and Rebecca Copeland, Assistant Directors Camp Wise, a program of Mandel JCC, is one of the oldest Jewish overnight camps in the country. Founded in 1907, Camp Wise is located on 325 wooded acres in Chardon, Ohio. Campers in grades 2-12 and staff disconnect with the day-to-day demands and connect with new people, new opportunities and a feeling of accomplishment when involved in activities such as horseback riding; ropes course and rock climbing; pool and waterfront fun; performing arts, theater and dance; pottery, arts and crafts; nature and camping; archery, mountain biking and tennis – to name just a few daily programs. Groups can experience the special moments and scenery of Camp Wise by renting the facility for retreats, events and outings.

COLUMBUS ACADEMY 4300 Cherry Bottom Road Gahanna, OH 43230 P: 614-509-2220 P: 614-475-2311 W: columbusacademy.org T: @ColumbusAcademy Columbus Academy, a college-prep day school, is located on a beautiful 231-acre campus in Gahanna. From nature-based education in its Explorers program to project-based learning and advanced AP-level classes through grade 12, Academy provides o ortunities for children to ourish in countless ays under the guidance and encouragement of outstanding teachers.

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COLUMBUS JEWISH DAY SCHOOL 150 E. Dublin Granville Road New Albany, OH 43054 P: 614-939-5311 E: info@cjds.org W: cjds.org FB: facebook.com/mycjds Rachel Arcus-Goldberg, Head of School Jenny Glick, Director of Institutional Advancement Located on seven acres of meadow, creek, pond and woods, Columbus Jewish Day School provides children in kindergarten through ﬁfth grade the academic and social tools they need to grow into independent, socially responsible, ethical human beings. COLUMBUS TORAH ACADEMY 181 Noe Bixby Road Columbus, OH 43213 P: 614-864-0299 F: 614-864-2119 E: info@torahacademy.org W: torahacademy.org Rabbi Avrohom Drandoff, Head of School Shari Herszage, Director of Admissions Give your child the gift of a Jewish education in the warm, loving and secure environment of Columbus Torah Academy. CTA is an ISACS-accredited, college preparatory school for students in grades K-12. The dual curriculum and small class sizes are rigorous and challenging. Take the tour today.

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Please Consider Making Your Pledge Today! CONGREGATION AGUDAS ACHIM 2767 E. Broad St. Columbus, OH 43209 P: 614-237-2747 E: info@agudasachim.org W: agudasachim.org FB: facebook.com/agudasachimbexley Rabbi Stephen Slater, Rabbi Exceptional experiential educational programs on Shabbat mornings. JoLT: Jewish Learning Together meets weekly for K-6th graders. The children learn by doing, leaving them clamoring for more. Mini Minyan meets monthly and is geared towards children 5 years and younger, with a caregiver. It includes singing, dancing and a parasha project.

CONGREGATION TIFERETH ISRAEL 1354 E. Broad St. Columbus, OH 43205 P: 614-253-8523 E: info@tiferethisrael.org W: tiferethisrael.org FB: facebook.com/CTIcbus Miriam Berk, Education Director Rabbi Alex Braver, Rabbi e ant our youth to ﬁnd a s ecial lace to uild lifelong relationships in our religious school/youth groups. Students connect to their faith, heritage, people and culture through vibrant and joyous learning and engaging and fun youth activities. We offer creative, playful experiences for kids 5 and younger (Boker Tov).

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JEWISHCOLUMBUS 1175 College Ave. JewishColumbus.org Columbus, OH 43209 614.237.7686 P: 614-237-7686 W: jewishcolumbus.org 1175 College Ave. FB: facebook.com/jewishcolumbus Columbus, We are the largest OH funder43209 of Jewish programs in Columbus, serving and enriching our community from birth to senior living. By working to engage, include and secure each individual, we aspire to unite our community and build the best Jewish future in Columbus.

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JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER OF GREATER COLUMBUS 1125 College Ave. Columbus, OH 43209 P: 614-231-2731 F: 614-231-8222 E info@columbusjcc.org W: columbusjcc.org FB: facebook.com/columbusjcc ike la er, hief ecuti e fficer onnie onn, hief erating fficer The J is where people of all backgrounds gather, connect and find friendshi . e are committed to strengthening the body, mind and soul of the over 400,000 community members engaging with us annually.

KEHILAT SUKKAT SHALOM 93 W. Weisheimer Road Gan Ephraim, an OrthodoxOH Jewish Preschool GAN EPHRAIM PRESCHOOL Columbus, 43214 2568 E. Broad St. Bexley, OH 2568 E. Broad St. E: info@sukkatshalomcolumbus.org Bexley, OH 43209 W: sukkatshalomcolumbus.org P: 412-852-0795 FB: facebook.com/littleminyan E: mgisser@ganephraim.org Jodi Kushins, Chair W: ganephraim.org Cheryl Lubow, Vice Chair since 2007 Miriam Gisser, Preschool Director We are a joyful and inclusive community of individuals and Irene Kohr, Preschool Director families afﬁliated ith the econstructionist and ene al Gan Ephraim preschool serves children ages 2 1/2 through movements, connecting to and co-creating interpretations of pre-kindergarten, providing a warm, nurturing environment Judaism that help us navigate our lives in the 21st century. dedicated to each child’s emotional, cognitive and physical Worship, educational programs and community actions development through the lens of Jewish values and love of highlight social and environmental justice – past, present, Torah. Learning is Reggio Emilia inspired and uses creative future. curriculum for project-based learning. Come visit!

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GENERATIONS: SENIORS ASHFORD ON BROAD 4801 E. Broad St. Columbus, OH 43213 P: 614-968-8649 W: theashford.com/broad Call to speak with a Senior Living Advisor At The Ashford, we’re turning senior living into Senior Winning. Offering independent living with an active lifestyle, assisted living care tailored to meet your needs. Enjoy peace of mind knowing our 24/7 licensed nursing support, chefprepared meals and daily activities are all covered in our all-inclusive pricing. Schedule a tour to see how we’re turning senior living into Senior Winning at TheAshford.com/Broad to learn more! ASHFORD OF GROVE CITY 3197 Southwest Blvd. Grove City, OH 43123 P: 614-957-2722 W: theashford.com/grovecity Call to speak with a Senior Living Advisor At The Ashford, we’re turning senior living into Senior Winning. Offering independent living with an active lifestyle, assisted living care tailored to meet your needs and onsite memory care. Enjoy peace of mind knowing our 24/7 licensed nursing support, chef-prepared meals and daily activities are all covered in our all-inclusive pricing. Schedule a tour to see how we’re turning senior living in Senior Winning at TheAshford.com/GroveCity. ASHFORD AT STURBRIDGE 3700 Sturbridge Court Hilliard, OH 43026 P: 614-683-5884 W: theashford.com/sturbridge Call to speak with a Senior Living Advisor At The Ashford, we’re turning senior living into Senior Winning. Offering independent living with an active lifestyle, assisted living care tailored to meet your needs and onsite memory care. Enjoy peace of mind knowing our 24/7 licensed nursing support, chef-prepared meals and daily activities are all covered in our all-inclusive pricing. Schedule a tour to see how we’re turning senior living into Senior Winning at TheAshford.com/Sturbridge.

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COLUMBUS COMMUNITY KOLLEL 2513 E. Main St. Columbus, OH 43209 P: 614-237-7133 E: info@thekollel.org W: thekollel.org Rabbi Henoch Morris, Rosh Kollel Rabbi Yitzhak Zuckerman, Assistant Rosh Kollel Rabbi Hillel Kapenstein, Outreach Coordinator Established in 1995, The Columbus Community Kollel is a fulltime, multifaceted adult Jewish education program. Staffed by Torah scholars, the Kollel is a center of intensive Torah research as we as a community resource provide all levels of adult Jewish education to men, women, young adults, teens and children. CREEKSIDE AT THE VILLAGE 2200 Welcome Place Columbus, OH 43209 P: 614-384-2271 P: 614-559-5500 E: creekside@whv.org W: whv.org FB: facebook.com/WexnerHeritageVillage Ana Stroble, Membership Director Suzanne Bloomfield, Assistant Director Our upscale assisted living community features spacious apartments within the WHV and JCC campuses. Members enjoy fine kosher dining and daily fitness, social, educational and s iritual programming, providing healthy, active choices for vibrant living with priority access to all Wexner Heritage Village health care services including rehabilitation, memory care and hospice. THE GERALDINE SCHOTTENSTEIN COTTAGE 1149 College Ave. Columbus, OH 4320 1151 College Ave. Columbus, OH 43209 P: 614-384-2271 P: 614-559-5500 E: astroble@whv.org W: whv.org FB: facebook.com/WexnerHeritageVillage Ana Stroble, Membership Director Suzanne Bloomfield, ecuti e Director At The Cottage, we provide a safe, comfortable environment in an intimate home-like setting. We honor each individual’s experiences and foster their social, emotional and spiritual health through vibrant programming and a caring staff. Our members have priority access to all of Wexner Heritage Village’s health care services on campus.

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The time to act is now. There are only 4 weeks left before we close LSS KENSINGTON PLACE our 2019 Annual Campaign.

1001 Parkview Blvd. Columbus, OH 43219 Please DONATE to ensure the P: 614-252-5276 safety of our community. JEWISHCOLUMBUS E: lhamon@lssnetworkofhope.org 1175 College Ave. W: lssnetworkofhope.org/kensingtonplace JewishColumbus.org Columbus, OH 43209 FB: facebook.com/lutheransocialservicesofcentralohio 614.237.7686 P: 614-237-7686 Leann Hamon W: jewishcolumbus.org LSS Kensington Place offers seniors spacious and 1175 College Ave. FB: facebook.com/jewishcolumbus comfortable studio, one, two or three bedroom apartments Columbus, OH 43209 We are the largest funder of Jewish programs in at an affordable price. Residents of Kensington Place enjoy Columbus, serving and enriching our community from birth many options for aging gracefully, including independent to senior living. By working to engage, include and secure and assisted living and secure neighborhood-style memory each individual, we aspire to unite our community and build care. For our Jewish residents, we offer weekly rabbi-led the best Jewish future in Columbus. Shabbat services and special holiday services throughout the year. Located in Columbus near Bexley, our vibrant JEWISH COMMUNITY community is a warm and wonderful place to call home. CENTER OF GREATER COLUMBUS 1125 College Ave. Columbus, OH 43209 P: 614-231-2731 OAKLEAF VILLAGE F: 614-231-8222 5500 Karl Road E info@columbusjcc.org Columbus, OH 43229 W: columbusjcc.org P: 614-412-2942 FB: facebook.com/columbusjcc W: oakleafvillage.com ike la er, hief ecuti e fficer Call to speak with a Senior Living Advisor onnie onn, hief erating fficer At Oakleaf Village, we’re turning senior living into Senior The J is where people of all backgrounds gather, connect Winning. That means independent and assisted living with and find friendshi . e are committed to strengthening all the resident-focused care and amenities you need, like the body, mind and soul of the over 400,000 community ellness, fitness and health ser ices, all on site. ur a ardmembers engaging with us annually. winning memory care at The Grove is designed to focus on your loved one’s unique experiences while providing tailored levels of care at an all-inclusive price. Schedule a tour to see how we’re turning senior living into Senior Winning at OakleafVillage.com

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JEWISH FAMILY SERVICES 1070 College Ave. Columbus, OH 43209 P: 614-231-1890 E: gray@jfscolumbus.org W: jfscolumbus.org FB: facebook.com/jewishfamilyservices T: @jfscolumbus Garett Ray, Director of Senior and Holocaust Services Jewish Family Services helps individuals over 60 and their families and caregivers navigate issues associated with aging. Services include in-home assessments, individualized services plans, referrals to community resources, well-being checks, friendly callers/visitors, post-discharge follow-up, counseling and family supports. Our virtual programs for seniors reduce the effects of isolation.

WEXNER HERITAGE HOUSE 1151 College Ave. Columbus, OH 43209 P: 614-231-4900 E: Info@whv.org W: whv.org FB: facebook.com/WexnerHeritageVillage George Miu, Administrator Rabbi Debbie Lefton, Director of Spiritual Care Built on Jewish values and traditions to care for our senior population, Wexner Heritage House provides long-term care and post-hospital skilled health care and therapy. With a fulltime rabbi and daily activities, we provide the peace of mind and spiritual support you need for your loved one’s health journey.

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WE’RE HERE FOR YOU. Guided by rich Jewish values, Jewish Family Services strengthens the central Ohio community by helping people find good jobs and companies find the right talent; helping seniors and caregivers navigate the challenges of aging; helping people access community resources; empowering family self-sufficiency through financial counseling; and enabling volunteers to give back. Connect with us through Wayfynder to access our resources and get personalized support from our staff on your own time. The QR code will take you to Wayfynder or call us at 614-237-9675.

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We are delighted to welcome you for Shabbat, adult learning, and tzedakah programming in 2022. Check our website for complete details. We look forward to seeing you soon!

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WEXNER HERITAGE VILLAGE 1151 College Ave. Columbus, OH 43209 P: 614-231-4900 P: 614-559-0243 E: info@whv.org W: whv.org FB: facebook.com/WexnerHeritageVillage Gary Rosenstein, CEO Rabbi Debbie Lefton, Director of Spiritual Care Wexner Heritage Village, Central Ohio’s oldest, most trusted source of senior health care and housing for 70 years provides vibrant living and compassionate care based on Jewish values, bringing more life to every moment of senior living. Our services include independent and assisted living, memory care rehabilitation, long-term care and hospice. ZUSMAN HOSPICE 1151 College Ave. Columbus, OH 43209 P: 614-559-0350 F: 614-338-2379 E: hospice@whv.org W: whv.org/healthcare/zusman-hospice FB: facebook.com/zusman-hospice Jason Hill, Executive Director alitha Berﬁeld, linical Director Zusman Hospice provides exceptional end-of-life care that nurtures the body, mind and spirit of our patients while attending to the special needs of families and caregivers. Our highly rated hospice care can be provided wherever the patient lives or at Zusman House on the campus of Wexner Heritage Village.

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CONGREGATION TIFERETH ISRAEL 1354 E. Broad St. Columbus, OH 43205 P: 614-253-8523 F: 614- 253-6323 E: info@tiferethisrael.org W: tiferethisrael.org FB: facebook.com/CTIcbus Julie Wasserstrom, Sisterhood President Mark Rosenson, Men’s Club President The men and women of Tifereth Israel execute much of the behind-the-scenes work that makes the shul a fun, dynamic and engaging community. From monthly brunches and events to guest speaks and managing the gift shop, membership is a rewarding experience with unique social and leadership opportunities.

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KEHILAT SUKKAT SHALOM 93 W. Weisheimer Road Columbus, OH 43214 E: info@sukkatshalomcolumbus.org W: sukkatshalomcolumbus.org FB: facebook.com/littleminyan Jodi Kushins, Chair Cheryl Lubow, Vice Chair We are a joyful and inclusive community of individuals and families afﬁliated with the Reconstructionist and Renewal movements, connecting to and co-creating interpretations of Judaism that help us navigate our lives in the 21st century. Worship, educational programs and community actions highlight social and environmental justice – past, present, future.

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HEALTH & FITNESS JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER OF GREATER COLUMBUS 1125 College Ave. Columbus, OH 43209 P: 614-231-2731 F: 614-231-8222 E info@columbusjcc.org W: columbusjcc.org FB: facebook.com/columbusjcc ike la er, hief ecuti e fficer onnie onn, hief erating fficer The J is where people of all backgrounds gather, connect and find friendshi . e are committed to strengthening the body, mind and soul of the over 400,000 community members engaging with us annually.

Congregation Beth Tikvah is the spiritual home to Jewish families on the Northwest side of Columbus and is located at 6121 Olentangy River Rd. in Worthington. As a warm, welcoming, and inclusive Reform congregration to families of all backgrounds, it is Beth Tikvah’s vision to empower people to live and learn Jewishly and make the world a better place.

Services are multiaccess; in-person, on Zoom and Facebook Live. Please visit us at www.bethtikvahcolumbus.org for information on Covid-19 safety measures an nd how we are keeping the community safe. Email Rhonda Simon at rsimon@bethtikvahcolumbus.org for information.

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CONGREGATION TORAT EMET 2375 E. Main St. Bexley, OH 43209 P: 614-238-6778 F: 614-238-9224 ofﬁce toratemet.org W: toratemet.org FB: facebook.com/congregationtoratemet Rabbi Howard Zack, Rabbi Rabbi Ari Neuman, Associate Rabbi orat met, olum us agshi odern rthodo synagogue, values Torah education, chesed and support for Israel. Join us online or in person. Come experience our warm, welcoming and engaging atmosphere where there is always something exciting happening. At Torat Emet we strive to “build a world of kindness” together. DOTAN HERSZAGE, CERTIFIED MOHEL 303 S. Ardmore Road Bexley, OH 43209 P: 614-580-0416 E: mohel.herszage@gmail.com Serving Ohio and nearby states since 1996, Dotan Herszage is a certiﬁed ohel erforming o er , rocedures. e performs ritual and medical circumcision at your home or celebration venue.

TEMPLE BETH SHALOM 5089 Johnstown Road New Albany, OH 43054 P: 614-855-4882 E: tbs@tbsohio.org T: @TBSOhio Bobby Covitz, Executive Director Rabbi Benjy Bar-Lev, Senior Rabbi Temple Beth Shalom is a warm and inclusive congregation in New Albany. Our members are inspired to live their Judaism within the broad and dynamic framework of Reform beliefs and practices. We seek to provide Jewish spiritual, educational and social opportunities which encourage a strong and welcoming community.

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EPSTEIN MEMORIAL CHAPEL 3232 E. Main St. Columbus, OH 43213 P: 614-235-3232 W: epsteinmemorialchapel.com We have years of experience caring for families from all walks of life. Each family comes to us because they know we are leaders in our profession, dedicated to excellence in service, and have the highest integrity. The Epstein Memorial Chapel is Central Ohio’s only family-owned and operated Jewish funeral home.

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RELIGIOUS LIFE & CONGREGATIONS AHAVAS SHOLOM 2568 E. Broad St. Columbus, OH 43209 P: 614-252-4815 E: ahavassholom@gmail.com W: ahavas-sholom.org Rabbi David Claman, Rabbi A vibrant, welcoming and inclusive Orthodox congregation. Aspires to enrich Jewish life through meaningful prayer, Torah study and engaging programming. Religious services and a variety of religious and social events open to the entire Jewish community. Our synagogue hosts Jewish lifecycle events like circumcision, bar and bat mitzvahs and weddings. When you’re available, please join us for Shabbat.

BETH JACOB CONGREGATION 1223 College Ave. Columbus, OH 43209 P: 614-237-8641 ofﬁce jcolum us.org W: bethjacobcolumbus.shulcloud.com ilary rifﬁth, Administrator At Beth Jacob, we pride ourselves on being a warm, friendly, family oriented, dynamic, Modern Orthodox Synagogue. We welcome people from all backgrounds, ages and levels of religious observance. Check out Sinai Studios at sinaistudios.com, a newly created premium podcast production studio for disseminating high-quality Torah ideas. CHABAD OF DOWNTOWN COLUMBUS 176 E. State St. Columbus, OH 43215 P: 614-570-9436 W: chabaddowntowncolumbus.com Chabad of Downtown Columbus is a home for the young Jews of Columbus. We are passionate about being there for the young Jews of Columbus in any way we can. We host Shabbat meals, educational events, Jewish holidays programs and Torah study groups.

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RELIGIOUS LIFE & CONGREGATIONS CONGREGATION AGUDAS ACHIM 2767 E. Broad St. Columbus, OH 43209 P: 614-237-2747 E: info@agudasachim.org W: agudasachim.org FB: facebook.com/agudasachimbexley Rabbi Stephen Slater, Rabbi Exceptional experiential educational programs on Shabbat mornings. JoLT: Jewish Learning Together meets weekly for K-6th graders. The children learn by doing, leaving them clamoring for more. Mini Minyan meets monthly and is geared towards children 5 years and younger, with a caregiver. It includes singing, dancing and a parasha project.

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CONGREGATION TIFERETH ISRAEL 1354 E. Broad St. Columbus, OH 43205 P: 614-253-8523 F: 614-253-6323 E: info@tiferethisrael.org W: tiferethisrael.org FB: facebook.com/CTIcbus Rabbi Hillel Skolnik, Rabbi Karl Rubin, Synagogue President We’re excited to welcome you in exploring our vibrant, dynamic synagogue in the heart of Columbus! We’re a warm and loving community that supports one another in moments of joy and sadness, fosters a deep sense of meaning and teaches the profound wisdom that Jewish life has to offer. CONGREGATION TORAT EMET 2375 E. Main St. Bexley, OH 43209 P: 614-238-6778 F: 614-238-9224 ofﬁce toratemet.org W: toratemet.org FB: facebook.com/congregationtoratemet Rabbi Howard Zack, Rabbi Rabbi Ari Neuman, Associate Rabbi orat met, olum us agshi odern rthodo synagogue, values Torah education, chesed and support for Israel. Join us online or in person. Come experience our warm, welcoming and engaging atmosphere where there is always something exciting happening. At Torat Emet, we strive to “build a world of kindness” together. KEHILAT SUKKAT SHALOM 93 W. Weisheimer Road Columbus, OH 43214 E: info@sukkatshalomcolumbus.org W: sukkatshalomcolumbus.org FB: facebook.com/littleminyan Jodi Kushins, Chair Cheryl Lubow, Vice Chair We are a joyful and inclusive community of individuals and families afﬁliated ith the econstructionist and ene al movements, connecting to and co-creating interpretations of Judaism that help us navigate our lives in the 21st century. Worship, educational programs and community actions highlight social and environmental justice – past, present, future.

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RELIGIOUS LIFE & CONGREGATIONS THE LORI SCHOTTENSTEIN CHABAD CENTER/CHABAD COLUMBUS 6220 E. Dublin Granville Road New Albany, OH 43054 P: 614-939-0765 E: info@chabadcolumbus.com At Chabad Columbus, we offer a variety of events, classes and synagogue services for every age and stage of our community. We have a state-of-the-art facility providing hands-on and interactive classes to bring Judaism to life in a meaningful and memorable way. TEMPLE BETH SHALOM 5089 Johnstown Road New Albany, OH 43054 P: 614-855-4882 E: tbs@tbsohio.org T: @TBSOhio Bobby Covitz, Executive Director Rabbi Benjy Bar-Lev, Senior Rabbi Temple Beth Shalom is a warm and inclusive congregation in New Albany. Our members are inspired to live their Judaism within the broad and dynamic framework of Reform beliefs and practices. We seek to provide Jewish spiritual, educational and social opportunities which encourage a strong and welcoming community.

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TEMPLE ISRAEL 3100 E. Broad St. Columbus, OH 43209 P: 614-866-0010 E: communications@templeisrael.org W: templeisrael.org FB: facebook.com/templeisraelcolumbus Rabbi Sharon Mars, Senior Rabbi Jennah Scher, Executive Director Temple Israel Columbus is a diverse and welcoming spiritual community committed to healing the world – Tikkun Olam – as the focus of our Jewish living and learning. To learn more about worship, membership or enhancing your Jewish journey, contact us or visit our website. Our doors and hearts are open! WEXNER HERITAGE VILLAGE SYNAGOGUE & CAMPUS 1151 College Ave. Columbus, OH 43209 P: 614-559-0243 E: rlefton@whv.org Rabbi Debbie Lefton, Rabbi Built on Jewish values to care for our senior population, Wexner Heritage Village takes pride in honoring the cultural and spiritual needs of our community. Our full-time rabbi offers weekly Shabbos services, holiday celebrations and bereavement support to our residents, families and the community. Call Rabbi Lefton to learn more. Wexner Heritage Village, Central Ohio’s oldest, most trusted source of senior health care and housing for 70 years provides vibrant living and compassionate care based on Jewish values, bringing more life to every moment of senior living. Our services include independent and assisted living, memory care rehabilitation, long-term care and hospice.

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JEWISH FAMILY SERVICES 1070 College Ave. Columbus, OH 43209 P: 614-231-1890 E: info@jfscolumbus.org W: jfscolumbus.org FB: facebook.com/jewishfamilyservices T: @jfscolumbus aren ozenter, hief ecuti e fficer Jewish Family Services serves the community by helping eo le find jo s and com anies find talent ro iding counseling hel ing seniors and caregi ers na igate the challenges of aging hel ing eo le access a aila le community and u lic resources and ena ling olunteers to gi e ack. amily is our middle name.

ORT OHIO REGION hagrin Bl d., Suite Beach ood, P: 216-464-3022 E: ohio@ortamerica.org W: ortamerica.org/regions/ohio-region B face ook.com ortcle eland Alyssa Giterman, Associate Director America is the leading fundraising organization for orld , hose glo al educational net ork, schools, colleges and international rograms ro el more than , students in more than countries to de elo careers and lead fulﬁlling, inde endent li es.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES WEXNER HERITAGE VILLAGE 1151 College Ave. Columbus, OH 43209 P: 614-231-4900 E: info@whv.org W: whv.org FB: facebook.com/ wexnerheritagevillage eorge iu, Administrator, e ner eritage ouse eslie ulford, Directory of ommunity utreach The volunteer program has been an essential part of WHV for years. ur olunteers ring great su ort and healing to our residents, enhancing their uality of life. here are countless ays to ro ide Bikkur holim, lo ing su ort, to our cam us. o learn more a out our ada rogram, contact Rabbi Debbie Lefton.

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INDEX

An alphabetical index of SOURCE listings Ahavas Sholom ..................................................................... 38

Hadassah, Columbus Chapter .................................. 17, 33, 36

Ashford on Broad ................................................................. 30

Hillel Foundation at The Ohio State University .................... 26

Ashford of Grove City ........................................................... 30 Ashford at Sturbridge ........................................................... 30

Israel Bonds Development Corporation for Israel .......... 17, 36

Beth Jacob Congregation ........................................ 20, 26, 38

JewishColumbus .................................... 17, 26, 29, 31, 33, 36

Block ‘s Bagels, Bakery & Deli .............................................. 25

Jewish Community Center of Greater Columbus ................ 18, 20, 24, 25, 26, 29, 31, 35

Camp Gan Israel Columbus ................................................. 28

Jewish Family Services ....................................... 18, 21, 31, 41

Camp Wise Overnight Camp & Retreat Center ................... 28 Capital Post #122 of The Jewish War Veterans of the USA .... 16

Kehilat Sukkat Shalom ........................................ 27, 29, 34, 39

Chabad of Downtown Columbus ......................................... 38 Columbus Academy ............................................................. 28

LifeTown Columbus .............................................................. 18

Columbus Board of Rabbis................................................... 16

The Lori Schottenstein Chabad Center / Chabad Columbus........................................................ 18, 40

Columbus Community Kollel........................ 16, 26, 28, 30, 38

LSS Kensington Place ........................................................... 31

Columbus Jewish Day School ........................................ 28, 38 Columbus Jewish Historical Society ..................................... 20 Columbus Torah Academy ....................................... 16, 28, 38

Melton Center for Jewish Studies The Ohio State University............................................. 20, 27

Congregation Agudas Achim ......................................... 29, 39 Brotherhood ....................................................................... 33

Oakleaf Village .................................................................... 31

Congregation Beth Tikvah.................................. 24, 33, 37, 39

ORT Ohio Region ..................................................... 18, 36, 41

Congregation Tifereth Israel......................... 16, 26, 29, 33, 39 Congregation Torat Emet ......................................... 33, 37, 39

RE/MAX Main Street............................................................. 21

Creekside at the Village ................................................. 16, 30 Studio J ................................................................................ 21 Dotan Herszage, Mohel.................................................. 24, 37 Temple Beth Shalom ................................................ 24, 37, 40 Epstein Memorial Chapel ..................................................... 37

Temple Israel ........................................................................ 40

Friendship Circle of Columbus ............................................. 17

Wexner Heritage House ................................................. 18, 31 Wexner Heritage Village .................................... 19, 32, 40, 41

Gan Ephraim Preschool .................................................. 17, 29 The Geraldine Schottenstein Cottage ............................ 17, 30

Zacks Law LLC ...................................................................... 21 Zusman Hospice ............................................................. 19, 32

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FINANCIAL INSECURITY & SOCIAL SERVICES at home FINANCIAL INSECURITY & SOCIAL SERVICES at home

With Jewish Family Services, we helped mitigate COVID’s toll on With Jewish Family Services, we helped mitigate COVID’s toll on Jewish community members; providing career counseling, mental Jewish community members; providing career counseling, mental health services and food and financial support. health services and food and financial support.

JEWISH LIFE & EXPERIENCES for Columbus kids JEWISH LIFE & EXPERIENCES for Columbus kids

Jewish Overnight Summer Camp participation skyrocketed as Jewish Overnight Summer Camp participation skyrocketed as camps were closed summer 2020. Last summer, our funding camps were closed summer 2020. Last summer, our funding support increased 78%, providing $101,845 in scholarships and support increased 78%, providing $101,845 in scholarships and grants, helping more than 110 youth have the best 2021 summer grants, helping more than 110 youth have the best 2021 summer possible. possible.

ISRAEL & OVERSEAS JEWRY under attack ISRAEL & OVERSEAS JEWRY under attack

We provided $777,765 in funding to educate our community about We provided $777,765 in funding to educate our community about Israel and support Jewish life in Israel and across the globe. Israel and support Jewish life in Israel and across the globe.

LEADERSHIP for tomorrow LEADERSHIP for tomorrow

We launched our second Leadership Cohort of 19 young Jewish We launched our second Leadership Cohort of 19 young Jewish leaders. Our first Cohort placed 100% of participants on local leaders. Our first Cohort placed 100% of participants on local Jewish organization boards and committees. Jewish organization boards and committees.

ANTI-SEMITISM on the rise ANTI-SEMITISM on the rise

In early 2021, 59% of Jews felt less safe due to the rapid rise of In early 2021, 59% of Jews felt less safe due to the rapid rise of anti-Semitic incidents in the United States. Through education anti-Semitic incidents in the United States. Through education and advocacy, we are fighting anti-Semitism head-on. and advocacy, we are fighting anti-Semitism head-on. JewishColumbus also provides resources for security at our JewishColumbus also provides resources for security at our agencies, day schools and synagogues and has done so since the agencies, day schools and synagogues and has done so since the tragedy at Pittsburgh’s Tree of Life synagogue. tragedy at Pittsburgh’s Tree of Life synagogue.

OUR FUTURE is bright OUR FUTURE is bright

We secured our community’s future by coordinating LIFE We secured our community’s future by coordinating LIFE & LEGACY; so far inspiring 664 Letters of Intent totaling & LEGACY; so far inspiring 664 Letters of Intent totaling approximately $17.85 million dollars. approximately $17.85 million dollars.

Help Help us us keep keep our our community community vibrant vibrant and and safe. safe. Join Join the the JewishColumbus JewishColumbus family, family, today. today. CONTACT CONTACT

Julie Tilson Stanley Julie Tilson Stanley SVP and Chief Development Officer SVP and Chief Development Officer 614.559.3209 or julie@jewishcolumbus.org 614.559.3209 or julie@jewishcolumbus.org www.jewishcolumbus.org www.jewishcolumbus.org

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