A Kindness a Day
Wednesday – June 8, 2011
6 Sivan 5771
Take some time to teach Torah to your family or friends.
“Make the study of Torah your primary pursuit.“
(Ethics of the Fathers 1:15)
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Can You Spare It?
This past Friday, Areyvut completed its second successful year of the H.O.P.E. (Helping Organizations Provide Essentials) Program at Yeshivat Noam in Paramus, NJ. There is a great deal of interest on the part of school administrators, students and parents to have this program return for the 2011-2012 academic year…but we need your help to make that happen!
Join Areyvut at “Can You Spare It?” a fundraiser to benefit the H.O.P.E. Pr ogram at Yeshivat Noam.
Date: Wed., June 22
Time: 9:30am – 11:30am
*All unaccompanied participants in this program must be entering the 4th grade and older.
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9 Weeks, 22 Students, 2 Grants
1 Meaningful Program
 For the second year in a row Areyvut brought the H.O.P.E. (Helping Organizations Provide Essentials) Program to Yeshivat Noam. A select group of 22 seventh grade students took part in the program.
When all was said and done, the 22 participants allocated $2,200 to two organizations. The Butterflies Program under the auspices of the Valley Health System received $610 to help terminally ill children receiving in-home hospice care. Camp Simcha, a program of Chai Lifeline received $1,590 for this special camp that provides a fun and safe environment for pediatric cancer patients.
In addition, with the help of Connie Wynne from Mummies and Masterpieces, the students created a mural that will hang at Camp Simcha for all to see.
This past Friday, the participants in this unique program invited their parents, school administrators as well as Ms. Rose Marie Ranuro and Mrs. Mindy Tyner from The Butterflies Program and Chai Lifeline respectively, to their end of year program and check presentation ceremony.
 It was during this time when the students had the opportunity to reflect on this past year’s program and the impact it had on them. It also afforded the opportunity for their parents to learn about the organizations they chose to fund. It was truly a joyous, fun and memorable occasion, one we hope to share with these students again next year. Thank you to Targum Shlishi for making this program possible.
For more information about this program or to bring a similar program to your school, synagogue or community center, please contact us at (201) 244-6702 or info@areyvut.org.
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Areyvut is pleased to announce its partnership with On1Foot. On1Foot recently relaunched its social justice text sharing website with more resources and improvements!
On1Foot allows users to search and browse 1,000+ biblical, rabbinic and contemporary Jewish texts related to social justice themes, access of hundreds of prepared text studies, create custom source sheets and so much more!
We are so proud of this partnership and wish On1Foot the very best of luck with their relaunch!
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147 South Washington Ave.
Bergenfield, NJ 07621
P: (201) 244-6702
F: (201) 338-2427
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Upcoming Events
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June 8 – 9
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Areyvut Summer Internship Begins
June 13
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Bergen County Mitzvah Clowning
Teaneck, NJ
June 16
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Paramus, NJ
June 20
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Ari Hiller’s Tikun Olam Tour
Bergen County, NJ
June 21
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Hackensack, NJ
June 22
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Areyvut Summer Internship Ends
July 22
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Areyvut High School Summer Internship Begins
August 1
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August 9
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Areyvut High School Summer Internship Ends
August 12
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