1. Hakol March April 2013 - Hewlett E. Rockaway Jewish Center
1. Hakol March April 2013 - Hewlett E. Rockaway Jewish Center
1. Hakol March April 2013 - Hewlett E. Rockaway Jewish Center
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mazal tov to ouR april b’nai mitzvah<br />
BRIAN ERIC GOMBERG<br />
<strong>April</strong> 13, <strong>2013</strong><br />
Mazal Tov to Shari and Bruce<br />
Gomberg on the Bar Mitzvah<br />
of their son, Brian Eric.<br />
Brian is a seventh grade<br />
student at Lynbrook South<br />
Middle School. His favorite<br />
subjects are Science and Math.<br />
He enjoys soccer, tennis,<br />
and spending time with friends.<br />
Brian has a brother, Jared, 14.<br />
MATTHEW NOAH BERNSTEIN<br />
<strong>April</strong> 27, <strong>2013</strong><br />
Mazal Tov to Deena and<br />
Dave Bernstein on the<br />
Bar Mitzvah of their son,<br />
Matthew Noah.<br />
Matthew is a seventh grade<br />
student at Lynbrook South<br />
Middle School. His favorite<br />
subjects are Math, English,<br />
and Physical Education.<br />
He enjoys soccer, playing the drums and reading.<br />
Matt has a brother, Zachary, 10.<br />
Attention Parents of College and Graduate Students<br />
An Opportunity for Your Kids to Make a Difference<br />
When They Are Home On Spring Break.<br />
OREY’s 7th Annual Alternative Spring Break Trip<br />
<strong>March</strong> 17–23, <strong>2013</strong><br />
Spend your spring break with other college and<br />
graduate students volunteering in New York<br />
to aid those devastated by Hurricane Sandy.<br />
Organization Reaching for the Empowerment of Youth (OREY) is a New York-based nonprofit organization dedicated to<br />
providing assistance to the victims of natural disasters nationwide. OREY involves college students in the rebuilding effort<br />
by linking them with appropriately chosen placements in needy communities.<br />
Trip Details:<br />
• Volunteers will work under supervision on hurricane-damaged homes in Queens, NY. In this effort, OREY is partnered<br />
with local nonprofit, NYC Cares.<br />
• While housing is not provided, affordable sites can be recommended upon request. Working hours run from 9 AM to<br />
3:30 PM. Lunch and transportation between a central location and the volunteer sites will be provided.<br />
• Tools and personal protective equipment (including Tyvek suits, respiratory face masks, work gloves, and safety goggles<br />
where necessary) will be provided onsite.<br />
• Volunteers will have the opportunity to explore the fabulous city of New York while aiding hurricane victims who still<br />
desperately need help.<br />
For more details and to register for OREY’s 7th Annual Alternative Spring Break Trip, including program details, pictures,<br />
and testimonials from past volunteers and parents, please email Rachel Chopra or Karlene Kreutzer at<br />
OREYorg@gmail.com or visit www.OREY.org. College and graduate students from all schools are encouraged to apply.<br />
This alternative break is supported in part by Repair the World, weRepair.org.<br />
HAKOL<br />
www.herjc.org<br />
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