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JFS FALL FIX UP
COMING NOV. 6

Now in its 20th year, Jewish Family
Service’s Fall Fix Up continues to
bring people together in the spirit
Raking leaves at last year’s Fall Fix Up
of community and tikkun olam.
Last year’s event drew more than
500 volunteers who raked leaves
and washed and winterized windows
project for sixth- to 12th-graders begin-
for more than 40 community members. ning with a 12:15 p.m. lunch at Adat
This year, the event will be held
Shalom Synagogue in Farmington Hills.
on Sunday, Nov. 6, beginning at 9:30
To register, visit www.jfsdetroit.org/
a.m. with breakfast and supply pickup
fallfixup or contact Lindsay Leder at
at Congregation Shaarey Zedek in
(248) 592-2309 or lleder@jfsdetroit.org.
Southfield.
To support Fall Fix Up, visit www.
There will be a young adult project at jfsdetroit.org or contact Jenny Kabert
B’nai David Cemetery in Detroit begin- at (248) 592-2339 or jkabert@jfsdetroit.
ning at 10 a.m. There will also be a
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JARC TO PRESENT
MUSICAL FUNDRAISER

JARC, an organization serving people
with disabilities, is presenting “The Music
of Michael Jackson featuring the Detroit
Symphony Orchestra” in honor of its
36th Annual Fall Fundraiser at 7:30 p.m.
Monday, Nov. 14, at Orchestra Hall in
Detroit.
Event chair Howard Luckoff of
Bloomfield Hills and event adviser Janis
Shulman of Farmington Hills anticipate
more than 2,000 people will enjoy this
musical tribute. Vocalist James Delisco,
conductor Brent Havens and the DSO
will honor 40 years of Michael Jackson’s
celebrated career.
Tickets start at $100. The corporate
presenting sponsor is Quicken Loans.

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Especially for
young adult guests,
JARC is hosting a
“Rock With You”
strolling dinner and
cocktail reception.
Admission to the
pre-glow is exclusive
Michael Jackson
to guests aged 21-40
and free with the
purchase of a concert ticket.
This year’s fundraiser will also feature a
JARC Heart Challenge: a group of gener-
ous donors, led by David and Michelle
Carroll, will match new or increased gifts
to the fall fundraiser.
To purchase tickets, learn about spon-
sorship opportunities or information on
JARC services, call (248) 538-6611 or visit
www.jarc.org.

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JET RECEIVES MICHIGAN GRANT

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The Jewish Ensemble Theatre (JET)
has been awarded a $21,000 grant
from the Michigan Council for Arts
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and Cultural Affairs (MCACA).
The grant was awarded
through the MCACA peer
review process for fiscal
year 2017 funding.
Now in its 28th year at
the Aaron DeRoy Theatre
in the West Bloomfield Jewish h
Community Center, JET is the
longest, continuously running pro-
fessional Jewish theater in North
America. JET is critically acclaimed
for its main stage productions
and its commitment to new work
through its annual Seymour J. and
Ethel S. Frank Festival of New Plays.
JET is particularly proud of its
Dorfman Family Foundation Youth
Theatre, which includes an annual

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production of The Diary of Anne
Frank and anti-bullying tour shows
for K-12 students. Over the past two
de
decades, these student produc-
tions have been experienced
by more than half a million
children.
Organizations receiv-
ing a MCACA grant award
a are required to match those
f funds with other public and
private dollars. In addition to
MCACA funding and individual
donations, JET receives support
from the National Endowment for
the Arts, MASCO and the Farber
Family, Kresge, Ben N. Teitel, Deroy
Testamentary, Shubert and Dorfman
Family foundations.
For details about JET, go to
www.jettheatre.org.

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