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October 29, 1999 - Image 155

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1999-10-29

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Living ... Together

THE NEIGHBORHOOD
PROJECT

ooking for Jewish neighborhoods

with energy and pride to spare?

Check these out.

Talk to the 1,100 families and individuals

who've purchased homes in Oak Park

and parts of Southfield with interest-free

loans from the Jewish Federation-sponsored

Neighborhood Project.

Ask the hundreds of area home owners

who've fixed up, built on and added to their

property with Neighborhood Project

interest-free home improvement loans.

Take a look at the growing synagogues and

day schools, Jewish Community Center and

Jewish Apartments — all of them strengthened

by Federation/United Jewish Foundation

foresight and assistance.

Thirteen years ago, these two communal

organizations saw the exciting potential of this

older Jewish community, decided its ambience

and vitality were well worth preserving and

threw their full support behind the new

Neighborhood Project.

It worked — and continues to work.Take a

look for yourself. It's just around the corner.

Want to know more about The Neighborhood

Project? Call (248) 967-1112.

T his is P-ecie-ration

Visit us on the Web: www.thisisfederation.org

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