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sukkot for JARC homes, working
alongside JARC volunteers.
"I think that it's important to help
people who can't make sukkot, and
I think for me it's being a 'true Jew,"
said Jenna Goldstein, 10, of West
Bloomfield.
"I've never really built a sukkah, but
I've always wanted to."
Adam Ketai, 14, of Franklin said, "It
reminds me of how Jews had to build
their own on their way to Israel."
Bradley Freeman, 10, of Bloomfield
Hills admits he was forced to partici-
pate,"but now I'm having fun!"
Nathan Krasnick of Franklin
summed up the experience:
"Community service is an important
thing, and you always have a good
feeling after helping. I think I am a
better person by doing so:"
fter fasting all day for Yom
Kippur, more than 300
volunteers started their
year of good deeds by participating
in the annual "It's a Mitzvah" program
sponsored by the Jewish Federation of
Metropolitan Detroit.
After a light breakfast Sunday, Sept.
23, volunteers broke into small groups
to help local Jewish and non-Jewish
social service agencies.
The goal of the program is to
provide family friendly mitzvah
opportunities, to educate participants
about Federation and local com-
munity agencies and also about the
need to support Jewish life through
the fundraising efforts of Federation,
said Federation's Jennifer
Greenhill, event coordina-
tor.
Some groups deco-
rated cookies at the
Jewish Community Center
and delivered them to
the elderly at Jewish
Apartments and Services;
others cleaned grounds
at Tamarack Camps and
did outdoor beautification
projects at Shalom Street's
Nature's Way; still others
packaged food at Gleaners
Elliah Lester, 4, of Birmingham, Jenna
Food Bank of Southeast
Goldstein, 10, of West Bloomfield and Bradley
Michigan in Detroit and at
Freeman, 10, of Bloomfield Hills make sukkah
Yad Ezra in Berkley.
decorations.
Volunteers also built