
“Mr. July” for the Caring Community
Caring Community gives me the opportunity to put a smile on someone’s face and to be part of wonderful group of individuals.
Read more >>Caring Community gives me the opportunity to put a smile on someone’s face and to be part of wonderful group of individuals.
Read more >>In reaching out to congregants, we live our Jewish values and feel the joy of being part of something bigger than ourselves.
Read more >>Shabbat Shirah fortuitously fell on the same weekend that TBE commemorated the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Read more >>Our team visits MCI Concord monthly to mentor Randy, a 30-year-old man who has been incarcerated for 11 years, as he earns his degree.
Read more >>When I became a Big Brother, I could not have imagined the impact it would have on me, my life and on my family.
At first the task seemed daunting. What project could we do that would actually make a difference?
Once a month, my mom and I head out to JF&CS in Waltham to package and deliver groceries. We sign in, get our assignments and get to work.
Read more >>Most of us had little experience in drywall installation. All we saw were the bare wall studs and ceiling joists and a pile of sheetrock.
I felt at home at Kfar Tikva because it reminds me of the TBE community—passionate about justice and equality.
My TBE volunteer activities have provided me with an opportunity to fulfill the Jewish values of visiting the sick and working for justice.