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https://charidy.com/jccmppesach Chicken sponsorship $8,500 Matzah Sponsorship $5,000 4 Families $2,000 2 families $1,000. Large family 2 adults + 5 children $500 Medium family 2 adults + 3 children $360 Half of a large family $ 250 Food portion of the delivery $180 Overview - The cost for the Marine Park Pesach Project is almost $200,000. This enables us to help close to 300+ families with cases of food, grape juice, chicken, etc. as well as an Amex gift card of $250-$350 depending on the family size, for the other necessary items such as perishables. At the Seder you will invite all who are hungry to come and eat. You will be able to tell your family that you took care of a family (or two, or more!) in advance in your neighborhood, and perhaps right on your own block. The Rambam writes that Ma'os Chittin is part of your own simchas Yom Tov. https://charidy.com/jccmppesach Tizku L' Mitzvos

Historic launch of the new NSN studio including studio tour and celebratory brunch. Come on down!

https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_0FBcAz9uQy2ISmkl3HwsCQ Join us and find out why there is more for you at Touro's Lander College of Arts & Sciences in Flatbush! Study with students who share your Torah perspectives and with dedicated faculty who are committed to your success. Benefit from a flexible schedule of afternoon, evening and Sunday courses while pursuing your interests in such fields as accounting (CPA), computer science, medicine/dentistry, law, mathematics, and speech-language pathology. At our open house you will learn about: Choice of 20 majors and pre-professional options including pre-medicine, pre-dentistry and pre-law Accelerated Degree Pathways in accounting (CPA), health sciences (OT, PT, PA), pharmacy, psychology, and education Honors Options including Medical Honors Pathway with New York Medical College Israel Option Year Abroad Program Flexible Schedule of afternoon, evening and Sunday classes Preferential admissions to Touro graduate and professional schools Advisement and student support services, including free tutoring Outstanding Record of acceptance to graduate and professional schools Academic Scholarships and Financial Aid Q & A: Your questions answered

March 14: Teach NYS’s Largest-Ever Annual Mission to Albany Brings Student Advocates to Champion School Programs in the State’s Capital Sixth Annual Event to Draw 1,000 Students, Teachers, Lay Leaders and Community Members to In-Person Event When: Tuesday, March 14, 2023, 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. ET What: Teach NYS’s Sixth Annual Mission To Albany 2023 Teach NYS, an education advocacy group and division of the Orthodox Union’s Teach Coalition, will host the largest student-run advocacy day in the state of New York. More than 1,000 students, teachers and administrators from 88 Jewish nonpublic schools and yeshivas, as well as lay leaders and community members, will head to the state’s capital to advocate for nonpublic schools. This includes meeting with senators and assembly members, and building and strengthening relationships with lawmakers. This is Teach NYS’s sixth annual Mission to Albany and will be the first one in person since the beginning of the pandemic. Speakers (confirmed): State Sen. Andrew Gounardes Assembly Member Stacey Pheffer Amato Chair of Committee on Education Sen. Shelley Mayer UJA-Federation CEO Eric Goldstein Invited speakers (awaiting confirmation): Governor Kathy Hochul Majority Leader Andrew Stewart-Cousins Deputy Majority Leader Michael Gianaris State Sen. Nathalia Fernandez Speaker Carl Heastie Chair of Committee on Education Assembly Member Michael Benedetto Where: Empire State Plaza Convention Center, 100 S Mall Arterial, Albany, NY Why: Students in nonpublic schools across New York should not be left behind in the fight for a well-rounded and quality education for all students. The mission’s top advocacy items include funding for: STEM – In today’s technologically-driven society, it’s crucial for nonpublic schools to be able to hire certified STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) teachers. Arts and music programs – Arts and music programs enhance students’ creativity and concentration, as well as their social and decision-making skills. Increased funding would allow nonpublic schools to hire qualified arts and music teachers. Free lunch programs – All students throughout New York should have access to free nutritious and healthy meals at school. Food prices have surged due to inflation. New York state needs to help fill the gap to ensure no child is left hungry. Media are invited and encouraged to attend; to RSVP, please contact OrthodoxUnionPR@ou.org **OU-provided transportation is available on a limited basis. Please inquire ASAP if interested

https://theseforimsale.com/ February 5th - February 26th Sunday: 10am - 10pm Monday - Thursday: 6:30pm - 10:30pm Motzei Shabbos: 8pm - 11pm Where Weissberg Commons, Belfer Hall 500 W 185th St, New York, NY 10033

For more info./to sign up: https://www.yiot.org/form/concert

For information and reservations: info@projectwitness.org or 718 305 5244

https://www.yikgh.org/ On Saturday night, February 18th at 8:00 pm, The Young Israel of Kew Gardens Hills will be hosting the movie UPHEAVAL. This movie tells the incredible life history of former Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin. Joining us for the screening will be the producer of the movie, Mr. Philip Rosen. The cost per person is $15, and payments can be made at the door.

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