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>> gift guide

Gifts That Give Back

'Tis good to give — plus, how local families
teach their kids that lesson.

Lifetime Income
for Retirement.

And an even greater outcome for

Israel, science and education.

Lynne Konstantin I Contributing Writer

W

ho doesn't love receiving a
thoughtfully chosen, pret-
tily packed present? We

certainly do.
But the gifting overload of
Chanukah and the holiday season also
creates ample opportunities to teach
tikkun olam — "world repair" — to

your kids and to take action together.
Here, we offer a few favorite gifts
that give more than only to the recipi-
ent — though they will love them, too
— plus let some local families weigh
in with their own tikkun olam tradi-
tions. *

I believe the Jewish people should always contribute

to Jewish causes. If we don't, who else will? There are so

many urgent, worthwhile causes. What to do? Support

medical research? Give to my beloved Israel? No one has

unlimited funds—certainly not me. So where to start;
where to give?

FEED, a social business founded
by Lauren Bush Lauren to help
end world hunger through the
sale of products, has provided
more than 84 million meals

Then I saw an ad about AFHU Hebrew University Gift

Annuities supporting The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

I read up on HU. It was everything I care about in
one package.

HU's contributions to Israel and the world are as
wide-ranging as they are impactful.

globally so far. West Elm has
collaborated with FEED to
create a sweetly chic American

When you create a secure AFHU Hebrew University Gift
Annuity—with its high

collection of dinnerware,

lifetime return, tax deductions and
annuity payments that are substantially tax-free—your

cutting boards, tea towels and
this arrow-patterned FEED
APRON ($29). For each apron

annuity drives Israeli-led innovation toward a better future.

This way I can afford to give more to all the causes
closest to my heart.

sold, FEED will donate 14 meals to families in need in the USA. West Elm,

Birmingham (248-593-8200; westelm.com ).

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HARNEY & SONS

SEE

LOVE LIFE

Known among tea-totalers as among the
best loose and herbal teas - including many

that are organic and kosher-certified - New
York-based Harney & Sons Fine Teas offers
several that warm the body and the spirit:
Fifty percent of sales from LOVE LIFE tea

Learn why Ruth
chose her plan.
See a video profile:
afhu.org/cga3

Ruth Resnikoff

Sample AFHU Hebrew University
Gift Annuity Single-Life Rates

Age

Rate

67

6.2%

($12 for a 20-sachet tin), a gentle blend of

7 0

6.5%

Bancha green tea with strawberry, coconut,
vanilla and puffed rice, is donated to GMHC
(Gay Men's Health Crisis) to help end the
AIDS epidemic. Harney.com .

75
80

8.0%

7.1%

85

9 . 5%

9 0

11.3%

Rates are calculated based on a single life.
Cash contributions produce annuity
payments that are substantially tax-free.

CALL OR EMAIL NOW.
The returns are
generous. The cause
is priceless.

For information on AFHU

Hebrew University
Gift Annuities, please call
AFHU Midwest Region
Executive Director, Judith
Shenkman at (312) 329-0332
or email: jshenkman@afhu.org

Give your own family the gift of truly

understanding what it means to give: ADOPT-
A-FAMILY through Lighthouse of Oakland

County, which offers families in need food,
shelter, prescription assistance and programs
that promote self-sufficiency. The Adopt-
A-Family holiday program allows donors

to choose a local family or senior - 527
to choose from this year - and bring them
food, coats, blankets and other necessities
during the holiday season. For details or to
participate, visit lighthouseoakland.org or call (248) 972-1497.

AF. HU

AMERICAN FRIENDS OF
THE HEBREW UNIVERSITY

500 N. Michigan Avenue, Suite 1530
Chicago, IL 60611 • 877-642-AFHU (2348)
afhu.org/CGA3

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Research engine for the world. Engine of growth for a nation.

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