Posts by Aviva Rubin-Schneider

Urgent Help Required for COVID-19: Take Action Now!

Now, more than ever, charities, non-profits, and social service agencies are essential.They help the most vulnerable in our society — the elderly, people with disabilities, victims of violence, the socially isolated, those facing food insecurity, those struggling with mental illness, the homeless, the list goes on. Meeting the needs of these populations during the best…

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Moishe House Fundraiser Proposal

Rachael Goldberg, under the auspices of Moishe House (a space with or without walls; empowering Young Jewish adults to perform acts of kindness within/without the Jewish community) invites you to participate in a chesed project. Rachael is collecting new/or slightly used bicycles for youth; six helmets; and/or the funds necessary to provide the above. These…

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Nightly Screenings of “Tel Aviv on Fire” – Jan 13th-18th, 7pm, City Cinema (Charlottetown)

Tel Aviv on Fire Rated Parental Guidance (Coarse Language) ~ Runs 97 minutes Dir.: Sameh Zoabi, Luxembourg/Belgium/Israel/France, 2019 Kais Nashif, Lubna Azabal, Yaniv BitonIn Hebrew and Arabic with English subtitles Venice Film Festival winner, Best Picture and Best Actor “Tel Aviv on Fire, a delightfully satiric take on the Israeli-Palestinian quagmire, revolves around a third-rate soap opera…

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St. John’s Public Menorah Lighting – Bannerman Park; Sun. Dec. 22nd, 4PM

Chabad of Newfoundland invites everyone to thier public Menorah lighting, which will take place at Bannerman park, on Sunday December 22nd at 4 PM.  St. John’s Mayor Breen has confirmed his attendance and will address the crowd. Other elected officials will be attending as well. This event is open to everyone. NEW this year – a fire juggling show…

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