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Harvey Kornblum Jewish Food Pantry

Food Drive

As you plan your dinner with family and friends, pause for a moment to remember those who are hungry. While you are shopping for your dinner, consider purchasing additional food items to donate to the Harvey Kornblum Jewish Food Pantry. Or if you are hosting a dinner consider asking your guests to bring along a bag of donated food to help stock the pantry. People like you help those who cannot afford to put food on their table every day.

Suggested donation items include:

  • Canned Vegtables
  • Mashed Potatoes
  • Canned Meat
  • Rice
  • Pasta
  • Pasta Sauce
  • Soups
  • Beef Stew

Donations can be dropped off at JF&CS located at: 10950 Schuetz Rd., St Louis, 63146 (No glass items please)

Please ask your guests and friends to forward this email to help create an awesome grassroots – electronic food drive.

Thank you!

Susan Rundblad, Program Coordinator – Community Outreach

(314) 812-9307 srundblad@jfcs-stl.org


Jewish Connections

Jewish Connections is a program of Jewish Family & Children’s Service that broaden awareness, sensitizes, and educates the Jewish Community on topics related to populations at-risk such as mental illness and substance abuse.

Help us identify the most important areas for Jewish Connections to address by completing an online survey. Thank you in advance for your participation. Please click here: Jewish Connection's Survey to access the survey. “Through community education opportunities are endless.”

Contact Liz Singer at Jewish Family & Children’s Service with further inquiries regarding Jewish Connections esinger@jfcs-stl.org.

   
 


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Elderly in Our Community

Caring for the elderly is a priority in our community and making it a manageable process for those who do the caring (i.e. children, caretakers) is very important.

  • ElderLink St. Louis is a new, local, resource for Jewish seniors and/or caretakers. This was created and funded after the Jewish Federation Senior Services Integration Commission recognized a need for an organized way to access information and resources that are available to the senior community and those caring for seniors.
  • ElderLink St. Louis can connect you to information such as: aging in place, caregiver resources, financial resources, housing, and much more. They have a “no wrong turn” policy. Everyone who calls will be helped in every way possible.

* Check out their website www.elderlinkstlouis.org

If you found these facts interesting, please forward these along!

ElderLink St. Louis is funded by the Lubin-Green Foundation and BJC Health Care

 
   
       
       

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