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Laura Platzer & Leslie Held educate & entertain in the sukkah at River Garden.
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Patsy Kinney helps decorate the sukkah.
TOP: Ladies of The Coves are now able to join small group exercises, with proper physical distancing, of course. Pictured here: Marcia Kleiman, Debby Katz, Alberta Marks, Louise Leve, Lottie Smith and June Meinstein. BOTTOM: Lisa Poremba, Life Enrichment Director, takes a selfie with Steve Meinstein, avid bicyclist and member of The Coves.
The Marcus family enjoys their dinner under the sukkah at the JCA, “It was great! A very much needed respite. Thank you so much for offering the opportunity! Jean Pozin turned 100 on Yom Kippur. She has six children who all live in Jacksonville; Marcia and Dan Weinstock, Fred and Wendy Pozin, Arnel Pozin, Elaine (Zissy) Pozin, Jan Pozin and Dawna
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Torah Academy students assisted Rabbi Avi Schochet of Etz Chaim Synagogue to prepare the lulavs and etrogs for the community.
The Bernard & Alice Selevan Religious School prepared for Sukkot by making beautiful decorations for the Goldman Sukkah at the Jacksonville Jewish Center. Our families then celebrated Sukkot in style at our annual “Pizza in the Hut” program, both in-person and online. Participants in both programs enjoyed a variety of activities including Sukkot Bingo, shaking the lulav and etrog, building model Sukkot, and storytelling. We even played a game to learn some of the rules for building a kosher Sukkah. A great time was had by all! Contact info@basrs.org for more information.
Pool noodles make great garlands for the Sukkah
We shake the lulav and etrog up, down, and all around!
More lulav and etrog in the Sukkah.
Upcycling CDs as Sukkah decorations.
Jacksonville Jewish Center Tashikh at the Beach & Tashikh at Mandarin Park were enjoyed by many families the week between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. People arrived by land and boat to participate in this age old tradition.
Several generous mask wearers were seen around town sporting their branded Jewish Federation & Foundation masks for last month's challenge. Pictured clockwise: Jewish Federation & Foundation Board Member Jeanine Rogozinski at JCA; Board Member and local Lion, Barry and Eunice Zisser; Board Member Michael Setzer at Midtown Table; and Board Member Erik Rostholder at Tommy Bahama Marlin Bar.
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Women’s Philanthropy held a month long collection for it’s Dignity Project, a program that collects feminine products for women and girls. Throughout the month of September, thousands of individual products, including tampons, pads, and deodorant were collected locally and even throughout the country via an Amazon Wishlist. The recipients were Jewish Family and Community Services and PACE Center for Girls Jacksonville.