Jewish Community

WILDBERRIES BOUTIQUE GIVES BACK TO HADASSAH on Wed. April 10, 10am – 6pm. Join us for Fun, Fashion & Philanthropy Day by visiting Wildberries Boutique located in the Shoppes at Woolbright, 10833 S. Jog Road, Boynton Beach on April 10. Twenty (20) % of the cost of any item sold that day will be donated
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Bagels and Books Event Thursday, April 11 Mandel JCC, Palm Beach Gardens at 10:30 am Meet some of your favorite authors over a bagel and shmear with friends. Hotel Cuba   A heartbreaking, epic family story, Hotel Cuba explores the profound courage of two women who strive to create a new future in an enticing and dangerous
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Bagels and Books Event Thursday, April 11 Mandel JCC, Boynton Beach at 2:00 PM Meet some of your favorite authors over a bagel and shmear with friends. Hotel Cuba   A heartbreaking, epic family story, Hotel Cuba explores the profound courage of two women who strive to create a new future in an enticing and dangerous world
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HADASSAH FL ATLANTIC PRESENTS “WOMEN OF ACTION: PAST & PRESENT”  A VIRTUAL FOUR-PART STUDY SERIES   Deborah, Miriam and Queen Esther – the triumphant women of the Bible are the biblical inspirations discussed along with their 21st Century contemporaries at Hadassah FL Atlantic’s four-part virtual study series. All study sessions are held on Thursdays, 4:00pm-5:30pm.
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Celebrate the holiday in a meaningful way with a fun-filled Passover craft for kids! Parents, drop off your kids and let your child's creativity soar as they design and decorate their own unique Afikomen bag to use during the Passover Seder. With a variety of colorful materials, children will have a blast crafting and learning
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Hillel of Broward & Palm Beach Executive Committee Meeting

MJCF Board of Trustees Meeting

Join us for an educational experience with the Holocaust Learning Experience at Morse Life. Executive Director Leigh Routman, MSW, ACSW and the volunteer staff will guide us as we learn about the Gendelman Children’s Holocaust Memorial. This is a free event for Hadassah members but a great opportunity to introduce new members

Eta Levin Hecht was forced to enter a ghetto with her mother and father in July 1941. She will explain her experience leading up to emigrating to the United States in 1952.