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TZEDAKAH
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Winter Sale
20% to 75% off
on select items for
Bed, Bath,
Table & Baby

Supported by Federation and the DeRoy Testamentary Foundation

SUNDAY, JANUARY 30, 2005
9:45-11:45 a.m.

Temple Beth El
7400 Telegraph Road at 14 Mile

Monday-Friday 10-5

Join in Helping Hands activities
to learn more about our Jewish agencies.
Decide how your Penny Harvest pennies
can help our community.

4036 Telegraph Road
Bloomfield Hills, Michigan 48302
Phone: 248.645.Lace (5223)
Fax: 248.645.5227

Tzedakah Experience

Amy Olender & Susan Terebelo, Co-Chairs
Robyn Canvasser and Laurie Fisher, Associate Chairs
Randi Sakwa, Advisor

PURVEYORS

of EXQUISITE LINENS

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Penny Harvest

Margot Gardner & Karen Berger, Co-Chairs
Michelle Sider & Jodi Weinfeld, Associate Co-Chairs
Jodi Goodman, Advisor

Sponsors:

Temple Beth El

Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit:
Women's Campaign and Education Dept.

Help ORT rebuild communities devastated
by nature in India, Sri Lanka and Thailand

Federation's Alliance for Jewish Education
The Detroit Jewish News • Jewish Educators Council • Bank One Michigan
For information, call: (248) 203-1459 or e-mail: hes@jfmd.org

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ORT's activities can give the
survivors of the Indian Ocean
tsunami the practical ability to
rebuild their communities just
as it helps the social and
economic development of 60
other countries around the
world.

By pooling the expertise of our
58 national organizations,
World ORT is preparing
trauma counseling and training
projects in construction and
education that the survivors of
the tsunami will need to
recover emotional and material
stability in the years ahead.

For more than 125 years, ORT
has given skills and hope to
refugees of conflicts and victims
of poverty in the developing
world as well as to survivors of
Czarist anti-Semitism and the
Holocaust.

From ORT's office in Bombay,
which was established in 1960,
we will coordinate help for the
survivors.

Mail to:
ORT INTERNATIONAL
COOPERATION
1900 L Street, N.W., Suite 603
Washington, D.C. 20036

Make checks payable to:
AMERICAN ORT/
TSUNAMI APPEAL

Online to:
www.waort.org or www.aort.org

For more information,
please call (202) 293-2560