What started as a Mitzvah Project is now a little “concert circuit,” for a young violist playing for the residents of the Prentis Jewish Apartments in Oak Park and at Trowbridge in Southfield.
Avid student of history, Irene Schumer, graduates from the Melton course with daughter, Sharon Schwartz.
As Holocaust survivors age, their experiences and their needs could fade to the periphery of the community’s consciousness without deliberate outreach and support from caring individuals and organizations.
Got a party or meeting to cater? An occasion for a cookie tray? Or just a yen for a delicious meal as close as it gets to home cooking – without cooking at home?
Meet Eric Adelman, 37, Executive Director (and big booster) of Kadima; Former Director, BBYO Michigan Region; Favors challenges and a little heat in the kitchen; Makes a fine chicken soup.
In the season of thanks and holiday cheer, it’s all too easy to take the blessings of family for granted. For single-parent families in particular, even the simplest joy of sharing a traditional Shabbat dinner can present a challenge.
We’ve all been there — forgetting where you parked the car, misplacing your keys, blanking on a word.
There are things only grandparents can do for kids.
Raisy Yehuda finds the comforts of home in her renovated one-bedroom apartment at the Anna & Meyer Prentis Apartments.
Since its founding in 2008, the Jewish Assistance Network (JAN) has helped thousands of individuals and families conquer life’s challenges.
