Hillel Recycles
To Raise Funds
Hillel Day School of Metropolitan
Detroit in Farmington Hills is recycling
inkjet, laser, copy and fax cartridges.
The fund raiser was spotted by PTO
President Nancy Adler on a Web site.
Spent cartridges are worth up to $8
each, with the recycling company send-
ing prepaid labels for shipping. The
fund-raiser teaches students the impor-
tance of being shomrei adamah, keepers
of the earth, by helping to stop waste
and raising money at the same time. -
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PTO recycling committee is
Shari Bross, Cindy Cohen, Nancy Glen,
Sandy Lippirt and Lucinda Rosen.
Hillel PTO will accept any cartridge
except ribbon types. They are requesting
that the larger empty laser, toner and fax
cartridges be put into the packages that
contained their replacement. The small-
er inkjet cartridges can also be put in
the replacement packaging or into bag-
gies to prevent leaking or smudging.
Unpackaged cartridges will also be
accepted. The cartridges can be dropped
off at any time the school is open or
given to a Hillel student to bring in.
Hillel PTO encourages local business-
es to donate cartridges through a
Business Partnership Agreement for
Cartridge Recycling. Call the school
development office: (248) 8512-6950.
Visit JCC At
Meyers-Curtis
The public is invited to "Come Back to
the Old Neighborhood" from 2-5 p.m.
Sunday, Dec. 2, at the Northwest
Activities Center, the former Jewish
Community Center building, 18100
Meyers, Detroit.
The event, part of the JCC's 75th
anniversary celebration, is sponsored by
the JCC and the Northwest
Community Programs, Inc./Northwest
Activities Center.
The afternoon will include an open
house, tours of the building and refresh-
ments. The Jeff Haas Trio, with guest
Marcus Belgrave, will perform at 3 p.m.
Transportation will be provided from
the JCC in West Bloomfield at 1:30
p.m. and from the JCC in Oak Park at
2 p.m. Reservations for transportation
are required.
The free event is made possible by a
grant from the Kaufman Memorial
Trust and the Detroit Jewish Initiative
of the Jewish Community Council of
Metropolitan Detroit.
For information or bus reservations,
call Andy Roisman, (248) 967-4030.
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Vocational rehabilitation & training
Senior adult volunteer opportunities
Follow-along services
School-to-work programs
Student internships
Retirement activities
Therapeutic work activities
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Displaced homemaker services
Adult day care
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Career options for people with developmental disabilities
are often limited. But with the support of JVS, Leonard
Brown learned important job skills and worked for years at a
local restaurant. When it was time to retire, he decided to
participate in the JVS Activities Program. Quality activities -
help older individuals with developmental disabilities and
special needs stay active and involved in the community.
Leonard loves life. Through JVS, he's able to live it to the
fullest. That's what Jewish values are about.
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