Are you trapped inside today? We certainly are…but all of us here at Areyvut know that just because you are trapped inside with 7 other people and no timeline of when you will see the outside world once more, doesn’t mean that acts of chesed should stop! In fact, there are some mitzvot and acts Continue Reading »
Looking for a fun-filled family activity for New Year’s Day? Look no further! Join Areyvut at our New Year’s Day Extravaganza happening this January 1st from 10am-6pm at the Garden State Exhibit Center in Somerset. There will be more than 15 mechanical and inflatable rides, carnival booths and games, kosher food, and live entertainment featuring Continue Reading »
In this exciting article written by Robert Wiener, we learn about the Cooperman couple who have donated $20 million dollars to the Jewish Community Foundation of MetroWest NJ. “I give to organizations that I perceive to be important…We are very active in our Judaism and trying to make sure that we continue to exist Continue Reading »
The relationship between Diaspora and Israeli Jews are the focus of this great article. The premise is that Israel is the leader of the Jewish people and that we in the Diaspora need to foster our relationships with our brethren in Israel. One of the reasons I particularly enjoy this article is because Continue Reading »
This article, “The Littlest Philanthropists,” shows that charity fundraising “by kids, for kids” is not only a trend, but a great way for children and the whole family to get involved in philanthropy! The article talks about lemonade stands and raising money through the sales to donate to charity. Lemonade stands are a great way Continue Reading »
I receive an email titled “Torah Topics for Today” which relate to the parsha. In today’s email was the idea that each family has a mission statement. Upon reading this article I found myself thinking that teen philanthropies have mission statements but how many families actually have one? Has anyone done this? I Continue Reading »
It’s never too early to start talking about money with our children. The earlier our children are involved with philanthropy the better. Speaking with them about making and budgeting money will allow them to develop a sense of responsibility and better appreciate the work that goes into earning that money. Our children will have a Continue Reading »
