Attorneys and judges, please join your
colleagues for breakfast with

The

New Foundation
To Help Women

Programs and organizations that
enhance the lives of women will benefit
from the newly created Jewish Women's
Foundation of Metropolitan Detroit.
Groups that focus on medical
research, the arts, religious and secular
activities and education for women of all
ages will be eligible for funding from the
Jewish Women's Foundation.
The foundation is a program of the
Jewish Federation of Metropolitan
Detroit and is being built by $10,000
and $100,000 contributions to an
endowment fund dedicated to the foun-
dation's mission. The United Jewish
Foundation supported the creation of
the Jewish Women's Foundation and
will hold its assets.
Endowers of the foundation will
comprise its board of trustees, which
will make grants from the interest and
investment growth of the fund.
The foundation is modeled after sim-
ilar programs in Chicago and New York
City.
Margot Halperin is chair of the foun-
dation. The community is invited to its
inaugural program and luncheon at
11:45 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 2, at
Congregation Shaarey Zedek.
Suze Orman, author of The Courage
to Be Rich, will be the guest speaker.
There is a $25 fee for the luncheon.
Reservation must be made by Monday,
Oct. 25. For reservations, call Sandra
Jaffa, (248) 203-1462.

The Cardozo Law Society
is sponsored by the Jewish
Federation of Metropolitan
Detroit's Community
Outreach and Education
Department. Its mission is
to provide community
members in the legal
profession with Jewish
learning. involvement and
networking opportunities.

Max M. Fisher Federation Building

6735 Telegraph Road, Bloomfield Hills
(south of Maple)

Space is limited

Please respond by Friday, October 8

Questions? Call Lauren Dworkin, (248)203-1492,
or e-mail: dworkin@jfmd.org

Co-sponsored by:
Tau Epsilon Rho
Law Society &
The International
Association for
Jewish Lawyers
& Jurists

Visit us on the Web - www.thisisfederation.org .

Empty Bowls
Fund-Raiser

Congregation Shir Tikvah will host an
Empty Bowls Dinner in honor of World
Hunger Day 6 p.m. Friday, Oct. 15.
The premise is to have artists, stu-
dents and adults and the "artistically
challenged" make hand-made bowls,
which are then donated to a simple meal
event similar to that provided by a soup
kitchen. The participants take home the
empty bowl as a reminder of people liv-
ing in hunger.
The bowls are purchased by partici-
pants at $10 per bowl or $25 per family
and used during dinner for soups, sal-
ads, breads and desserts prepared by
members of the congregation.
Congregation Shir Tikvah is at 3900
Northfield Parkway, south of Wattles
between Crooks and Coolidge in Troy.
For information, call Michael Phillips,
(248) 723-9256.

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10/8
1999

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