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eventh-graders at Hillel
Day School of
Metropolitan Detroit
raised almost $5,000 for
the American Red Cross in
response to the Sept. 11 terrorist
attacks on America — while also
gathering food donations for the
hungry in Jewish Detroit.
Much of the money came in as
pennies, nickels and dimes — a
sign students weren't only relying
on their parents.
"1 think what the terrorists
did was awful," said sixth-
grader
rader Sara Brand, who con-
tributed to the fund-raising
effort. "I am very thankful
for what's being done. I hope
what my family and I sent
will help — my brother, Eli,
and I gave money of our own
to help.
The food donations will go
to Yad Ezra, the Oak Park-
based kosher food pantry
Thng the two benefit
events together, Alita Cyrlin,
dean of student affairs, said:
"We felr that while helping
the hungry in our own com-
munity was important, we
had to do something for
America."
Students accepted food
donations at curbside. They
also had boxes ready for
checks or money orders
payable to the American Red
Cross.
Judy Margolin said it did-
n't take lona b for fellow sev-
enth-graders to respond to
the terrorism. "We had to do something
because of the bad stuff in New York," she
said. "This is the least we can do."
Seventh-grader Sammi Haber said: "We
don't have a monetary goal. Anything we
raise will help."
Seventh-grader Jessica Weisberg, soon to
become a bat mitzvah, said she chose to
help the Farmington Hills school's Yad Ezra
drive as part of her mitzvah project. "Yad
Ezra is a great place," she said.
Judy Margolin added, "Our family can
afford food. We feel good helping those
who can't."Lj

Top: Seventh graderJason Orley checks
out the money he collected as part of
Hillels fisnd-raiser.

Center: Alita Cyrlin, Hillel dean for
student affairs, congratulates the sev-
enth-graders on their fiind-raising
efforts for the American Red Cross and
Yad Ezra.

Above: Seventh graderJordan Shifman
loads a car filled with food collected for
Yad Ezra as part of the find-raiser and
food drive for Yad Ezra and the
American Red Cross.

