Jewish Senior Life of
Metropolitan Detroit

2016

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The Tikkun Olam Award

NOMINATE - DON'T BE LATE!

WHAT:

Eight Over Eighty - The Tikkun Olam Award

Eight Over Eighty is an annual event where Jewish Senior Life
of Metropolitan Detroit honors eight senior adults, eighty
years or older, who have dedicated their time, talents and lives
to our community.

WHY

To recognize eight senior adults for their lifetime achievements

WHEN:

Sunday, May 22, 2016, LUNCHEON 11:30 AM (Dietary laws observed)

WHERE:

Adat Shalom Synagogue, Farmington Hills

Nominations are due by January 11, 2016

Do you know
a deserving
older adult who...

How to Nominate:

Write or email JSL describing the

• Is at least 80 years old?

• Has been a long-standing
volunteer in the community?

• Is active or volunteering today?

• Is dedicated to maintaining
strong Jewish values?

• Is an inspiring leader or mentor
in the community?

Honorees will be recognized at a
community luncheon held May 22nd
during Older American's Month

Proceeds will benefit:

The JSL Kosher Meal Program

JEWISH SENIOR LIFE

worthiness of the nominee.
Please include (as applicable):
• Name, age and telephone number
of nominee and telephone number
of the nominator
• Years of volunteer service
• Involvement in Jewish organizations
and causes
• Leadership positions held
• Current accomplishments
• Letters and newspaper articles
supporting nominee's
accomplishments
• Explain how the nominee's long-
standing activities exemplify a
commitment to the Jewish value of
Tikkun Olam (Repairing The World)

Mail or email nominations to
Eight Over Eighty
Jewish Senior Life of Metro Detroit
15000 W. Ten Mile
Oak Park, MI 48237
Attn: Michelle Buda
mbuda@jslmi.org
(248) 592-1101

Or nominate on-line at
www.jslmi.org

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