Congratulations to this year’
s
Hazon Seal of Sustainability recipients!
The following institutions have begun taking steps to improve their sustainability-related education, action, and
advocacy work in the Detroit Jewish community. These are the projects they have been working on this year.
Adat Shalom Synagogue – Lighting and recycling policies,
garden education
Congregation B’
nai Moshe – Greener kiddush, recycling,
and compost practices
Congregation Shaarey Zedek – Installed wildflower garden,
composting
Congregation Shir Tikvah – Updated sensory path,
incorporated higher welfare meat into meals, composting
Detroit Jews for Justice – Created greening guideline for events,
composting
Hillel Day School – Outdoor forest classroom, switched to higher
welfare meat
Isaac Agree Downtown Synagogue – Recycling policies,
switched to higher welfare eggs
Jewish Ferndale – Switched to higher welfare eggs
Kibbutz Detropia – Solar-powered watering system for garden
Tamarack Camps – Farm/garden development
Temple Beth El – Lighting and recycling policies, garden education
Temple Kol Ami – Bioswales and wildflower garden
Repair the World Detroit – Greening building practices,
composting
Please welcome our new 2019 sites:
The Hazon Seal of Sustainability is a nationwide program for Jewish institutions to become healthier and more sustainable.
Learn more at hazon.org/seal
If you are interested in composting, recycling, or purchasing higher welfare meat and eggs email brittany.feldman@hazon.org
hazon.org/detroit