TEMPLE BETH EL — SISTERHOOD'S
13TH
ANNUAL PARTY
PLANNING EXPO
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 2001
9:15 AM - 3:00 PM
Seminars Reach Out
To Young Families
Young Jewish families with children are
invited to participate in a series of two
one-hour seminars, "How to Raise a
Mentsh" and "Building a Jewish
Home," both cosponsored by the Jewish
Federation's Young Adult Division
Couples with Families Committee.
Classes will be held at the Jewish
Community Center in West Bloomfield.
"How to Raise a Mentsh," 7:30 p.m. on
Thursdays beginning March 1, will fea-
ture Rabbi Scott Bolton, director of
community learning at Hillel Day
School of Metropolitan Detroit.
Participants in "Building a Jewish
Home," 7:30 p.m. on Tuesdays begin-
ning Feb. 27, will discover life-cycle
guides that will serve daily, weekly,
annually and throughout life.
Explore Your Party Possibilities with
Caterers, Souvenir Specialists,
Photographers, Party Planners, DJs,
Video Producers and More!
Both seminars are offered as part of
the Seminars in Adult Jewish
Enrichment (SAJE) series, sponsored by
the Jewish Community Center, Jewish
Federation, Jewish News and Agency for
Jewish Education.
YAD is a volunteer, charitable, social
and educational organization open to all
Jewish singles and couples age 21-35 in
the tri-county area.
Katie Borman and Howard Jacobson
will co-chair the "How to Raise a
Mentsh" program. Amy Schlussel and
Julie Lieb will co-chair the "Building a
Jewish Home" class.
Cost for each class is $15. Light
refreshments will be served. To register,
call the Jewish Community Center,
(248) 661-7649.
Sample delicious desserts and
delectable hors d'oeuvres!
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Party Planning Expo Set
Photographers, party planners,
florists, caterers, cartoonists, deejays
arid video producers will be on hand
9:15 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 11,
at Temple Beth El. The party plan-
ning expo is hosted by the Temple
Beth El Sisterhood.
New this year will be a bridal
expert to assist in planning a wed-
ding. Visitors will sample hors
d'oeuvres and desserts and will have
a chance to win a door prize. All will
also receive a complimentary direc-
tory of party planning experts.
For information, call Lois
Freeman, (248) 626-1005.
Project Grants For Womens Issues
Programs that expand and improve
opportunities and choices in all aspects
of Jewish women's and girls' lives may
be eligible for grants from the Jewish
Women's Foundation of Metropolitan
Detroit.
The JWF was established in August
1999 by the Jewish Federation and
United Jewish Foundation of
Metropolitan Detroit.
Initial proposals for project grants
related to Jewish women's and/or girls'
issues are due March 1. Maximum
grant size is $10,000.
The JWF offers Jewish women an
opportunity to use leadership and
financial resources to make a difference
in the lives of other Jewish women and
girls, a chance to raise issues and ensure
that programs to address those con-
cerns receive finding.
The foundation has set the follow- .
ing goals:
• To address the needs of Jewish
women and girls and advance women's
and girls' issues generally
• To fund projects that seek to
improve the status of Jewish women
and girls overall, not simply to provide
services or programming that benefit
individual Jewish women and girls.
• To fund projects that addresses the
root causes of challenges faced by
Jewish women and girls.
• To be an educational vehicle for
Jewish women in philanthropy
• To be grant makers within the
context of being Jewish women: cele
brating our identities, recapturing our
biblical and historic legacy and honor-
ing our traditions of tzedakah (charita-
ble acts) and tikkun olam (repair of the
world).
For information and instructions,
contact Helen Katz or Rosann Barak at
the Jewish Women's Foundation, (248)
642-4260.
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