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Allied Jewish Campaign
— Israel Emergency Fund
Through These Agencies and
Services You Touch and Enrich
the Lives of Thousands!
JEWISH WELFARE FEDERATION
Fred M Babel Memo..1 StpiclAg • 163 Macl.son • Detro, Moch.gon 48226 • WO 5-3939
A MESSAGE FROM
THE CHAIRMAN
DETROIT
As we move toward the climax or our 1970 Allied
Jewish Campaign—Israel Emergency Fund, I am impressed
with the response of the entire Detroit Jewish Community
in its efforts to make sure that we do our part in provid-
ing vastly increased funds for Jewish needs.
The Campaign workers are giving many hours of
effort, eagerly and willingly, to reach every contributor
with the complete story of just how monumental the needs
are this year.
The early contributors have listened with deep under-
standing and have responded with great generosity.
They have demonstrated their feeling of close identifica-
tion for those who need our help and expressed their
deep feeling with generous giving.
The need is clearly crucial! In the critical year of
1970 no Detroit Jew can separate himself from the des-
perate condition of our people. I am confident that we
will enlist every Jew in maintaining a strong and secure
Jewish community at home, _around the world and
especially in Israel. Thank you,
Federation Apartments
Fresh Air Society
Hebrew Free Loan Association
House of Shelter
Jewish Community Center
Jewish Community Council
Jewish family and Children's Service
Jewish Home for the Aged
Jewish Vocational Service—Community Workshop
Resettlement Service
Sinai Hospital and its Shiffman Clinic
Tamarack Hills Authority
United Hebrew Schools; Midrasha, Combined
Jewish Schools of Scholem Aleichem,
Arbeiter Ring and Hayim Greenberg,
Maxwell Jospey, Chairman
Yeshivath Beth Yehudah Afternoon School
1970 Allied Jewish Campaign
—Israel Emergency Fund
OVERSEAS
America-Israel Cultural Foundation
Hebrew University-Technion
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
United HIAS Service
NATIONAL
American Association for Jewish Education
American Jewish Committee
American Jewish Congress
Anti-Defamation League of B'nai Brith
B'nai Brith National Youth Service Appeal
Council of Jewish Federations and Welfare Funds
Dropsie College
Histadruth Ivrith
The companionship of life-long partners is brightened
at a Malhen home for the aged in Israel.
A resident of Borman Hall of the
Jewish Home for Agedin Detroit
guides his blind wife from the occu-
pational therapy room where, despite
her infirmity, she enjoys making
hand-sewn articles which are sold in
the gift shop.
The elderly live happy lives with your help.
Jewish Labor Committee
Jewish Occupational Council
Jewish Publication Society
Jewish Teachers Seminary
Jewish War Veterans
National Community Relations Advisory Council
National Conference of Jewish Communal Service
National Foundation for Jewish Culture
National Jewish Welfare Board
Synagogue Council of America
YIVO Institute for Jewish Research
A chance to do a little work to earn
a little money helps these gentlemen
maintain their feeling of independ-
ence. Local firms pay for the hand
work performed at the Jewish Home
for Aged.
United Jewish Appeal and
Israel Emergency Fund
and its beneficiaries
Joint Distribution Committee
New York Association for New Americans
Organization for Rehabilitation through
Training (ORT)
United Israel Appeal
Two residents of a new home for the aged
near Beersheba in Israel find the climate
warmer and more pleasant than in their
old home in Eastern Europe. The home
was built in 1968 by the Joint Distribu-
tion Committee and-was the first home for
the elderly in the Negev.
JEWISH WELFARE
FEDERATION
OF DETROIT
Fred M. Butzel Building
163 Madison, Detroit, Michigan 48226
Alan E. Schwartz, President
THE 0ETROIT JEWISH NEWS
WO 5-3939
Friday, March 27, 1970-25