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A new Habitat for Humanity house, built with help from Jewish Louisville, was dedicated on Oct. 16 at Oboe Drive. Temple Shalom and the Jewish Federation of Louisville supported the project and contributed volunteer builders. Rabbi Beth Jacowitz Chottiner offered … Read More
Habitat for Humanity of Metro Louisville dedicated its 525th house on Saturday, Feb. 22, this one built for a Muslim family from Somalia with considerable help from Jewish Louisville. All five synagogues contributed a total of $10,000 to the project, … Read More
When an individual is honored with one of Jewish Family & Career Service’s MOSAIC Awards, it is a clear signal that that individual is a refugee or immigrant who has come to Louisville and achieved great things. It is also … Read More
Gabriella Melendez, a student at St. Francis School in Louisville, will join other youth from across the U.S. to help build a home in Wisconsin, as part of Habitat for Humanity International’s “Learn and Build Experience.” Habitat’s Learn and Build … Read More
[by Amy Benovitz] This summer, the Jewish community participated in building the Interfaith Community Effort (ICE) house for Habitat for Humanity. This coalition includes several groups from the Jewish community as well as Episcopal, Lutheran – Catholic faith groups and … Read More
At the end of this month, the biennial Presbyterian General Assembly will meet in Pittsburgh and one of the issues to be voted on will be whether to divest church investments from three companies doing business in Israel…Motorola, Caterpillar, and … Read More
During the last part of 2011, the Jewish community participated in a number of tikkun olam (the repair of the world) projects, including a Habitat for Humanity home and a wide variety of Merry Mitzvah projects. Amy Benovitz coordinated these … Read More
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