JFS Program
Needs Volunteers
Women Host
Local Chef
Jewish Family Service is recruiting vol-
unteers for the new JFS Shoppers
Club, matching volunteers who would
like to grocery shop to older adults
and shut-ins who may need such assis-
tance. Club participants will shop
once every week or two, based on the
needs of the client.
Other volunteers opportunities at
JFS include:
• Special friends: a mentoring pro-
gram offering boys and girls the
opportunity for a one-to-one relation-
ship with an adult volunteer.
• Volunteer with new Americans:
serve as a conversational English tutor
or citizenship coach (tutor for the citi-
zenship examination). Groups may
want to provide a resettlement shower
for a newly arrived family.
• Serving seniors: volunteer as a .
grocery shopper, friendly visitor or a
social activity volunteer at the Margot
and Warren Coville Assisted Living
Apartments.
• Hospice volunteers: provide con-
solation and assistance to terminally ill
clients and their families to enhance
their quality of life throughout their
remaining days. Visits may take place
at the home, hospital and/or nursing
home.
• Office volunteers: schedule trans-
portation for older adult, assist in the
Meal Elderlink phone lines and assist
with the agency filing and data entry.
JFS also relies on professionals
(attorneys, accountants, physicians,
dentists, etc.) who offer pro bono ser-
vices to clients in need. For informa-
tion about activities, call Michelle
Greenstein, (248) 559-1500.
Local chef and restaurateur Matt
Prentice will present a cooking demon-
stration at the biannual Food for
Thought breakfast
sponsored by the
Women's Campaign
and Education
Department of the
Jewish Federation of
Mptropolitan Detroit
9-11 a.m. Tuesday,
May 9, at the Jewish
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Community Center in
West
Bloomfield.
Matt Prentice
Prentice owns and
operates more than a
dozen eating establishments in
Michigan under his Unique Restaurant
Corporation in Bingham Farms.
Helayne Kaplan and Debbie Landau
are chairs of the event; Sherry Haffner -
is associate chair.
Cost for the dairy breakfast and pre-
sentation is $12. Registration deadline
is May 1. There will be no solicitation
of gifts at the event.
For information or to register, call
Heidi Hes, (248) 203-1459.
Courses Set
At Kol Ami
Rabbi Marla Feldman of the Jewish
Community Council of Metropolitan
Detroit and Temple Kol Ami's Founding
Rabbi Emeritus Ernst J. Conrad will
offer courses on Thursday evenings,
May 4, 11 and 18, at the temple.
At 7 p.m., Rabbi Conrad will dis-
cuss "The Five Scrolls: The Song of
Songs" and Rabbi Feldman will offer
"Biblical Women Through Modern
Eyes." At 8 p.m., Rabbi Conrad will
discuss a chapter from Pirkei Avot
(The Sayings of the Fathers).
There is a charge. For information
or to register, call the temple, (248)
661-0040.
Donation Made
To Foundation
During the Passover holiday,
Manischewitz kosher wine and its con-
sumers will make a donation to
Survivors of the Shoah Visual History
Foundation.
In lieu of the standard mail-in rebate
promotions usually offered at Passover,
the Manischewitz Wine Co. will focus
its promotions on cause-related market-
ing. Survivors of the Shoah Visual
History Foundation was established in
1994 by Steven Spielberg to videotape
and preserve the testimonies of
Holocaust survivors and witnesses so
that future generations can learn from
the past.
Consumers can go to their local
wine retailer and look for the Shoah
Foundation refund offer on
Manischewitz wine bottles. With the
purchase of any size or flavor bottle of
Manischewitz wine, subject to the con-
ditions stated on the mail-in refund
coupon, consumers can send in the
refund offer and register receipt.
Manischewitz will donate up to $2 to
the Shoah Foundation. For each
coupon returned, consumers can elect
to receive a $1 refund and donate $1 to
the foundation or donate the entire $2.
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