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The Chofetz Chaim teaches us: “Before Mashiach comes, Hashem will stretch a rope from one end of the world to the other and shake it vigorously… These turbulent times are testing our faith… We must hold on tightly until the end.” This “rope” is our personal connection to Hashem.
Last week, after months of distancing, and for some, near isolation, the Young Israel of Jamaica Estates held its 42nd Anniversary Dinner, in person, at the Greentree Country Club Waterfront Estate in New Rochelle. Having held their previous dinner on March 7, 2020, YIJE is one of the few organizations to have held an in-person dinner in both 2020 and 2021.
This year’s Shalom Task Force’s Spin to Win Ping Pong Tournament and Barbecue was a massive success, attended by over 200 players and spectators, but it was the event that almost wasn’t. “Waking up on July 6 and looking at the weather, we weren’t sure if we would be able to hold our event,” said Dr. Shana Frydman, Executive Director of Shalom Task Force. “Within two hours, our incredible event chairs had moved our event into a new indoor venue and made all the necessary accommodations to ensure the event can happen. It was truly incredible to see!”
Farmer Lee Jones released his masterpiece cookbook, called The Chef’s Garden, earlier this year, in April. It is now being offered as a gift for people who sponsor food to feed the needy at Masbia Soup Kitchen Network.
Scammers use fake text message to try
to get users to click on fraudulent link
The New York State Division of Consumer Protection and the Department of Motor Vehicles warned New Yorkers of a text message phishing scheme. Phishing texts are fraudulent messages designed to obtain data or sensitive personal information to be used to commit identity theft or trick the recipient into installing malicious software onto a computer or mobile device.
Since the inauguration of the Lev Aharon Community Food Pantry in early February of this year, Chazaq and Met Council have used the food distribution to help feed families in need. As many still seek steady job placement, the site has continued to see a record number of people seeking food security.
