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OCTOBER 7, 2021 | The Jewish Home
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Community Chai Lifeline Families Celebrate Sukkos With a Day at Hershey Park
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ore than 1,100 Chai Lifeline children and families were treated to an exciting day at Hershey Park on Thursday, September 23, Chol Hamoed Sukkos. Participants from Chai Lifeline’s New York, New Jersey/ Pennsylvania, and Mid-Atlantic regions enjoyed rides,
entertainment, and delicious snacks courtesy of Chai lifeline. “Sukkos is a time of joy and Chai Lifeline is excited to be able to provide families with a chance to reconnect with one another in such a happy and fun environment,” said Faigie Yudkovsky, Director of Chai
Lifeline Volunteer Services and coordinator of the event. “Spending the day with my family at Hershey Park was incredible,” said a Chai Lifeline mother of three. “It gave me a chance to just relax with my kids and have a good time in a way that’s normally so difficult during the year.”
Chai Lifeline is an international children’s health support network providing social, emotional, and financial assistance to chil-
dren with life-threatening or lifelong illnesses and their families. To learn more, visit www.chailifeline.org.
