Once a month, ‘My Backyard’, our state of the art inclusive playground, hosts an exciting event where children of all abilities can play side by side. Together, children enjoy Judaic themed craft, friends and variety of sensory and stimulating activities.
Torah Circle extends Jewish education into the weekday, with classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Torah Circle focuses on Hebrew reading and Jewish Life Skills to enable children with special needs to participate more at home and in the synagogue. Participants enjoy a warm, welcoming Jewish environment that builds a positive Jewish identity.
Make a profound difference in the life of every Israeli by supporting MDA’s work as emergency medical first-responders and guardians of the nation’s blood supply. Come out in your finest red or black attire for this black-tie optional event. For more information, and to purchase journal ads, tables, and tickets, please contact Carolyn Kangavari 323.655.4655 […]
The Mitzvah Volunteer Program is a four week orientation program for boys and girls that teaches our volunteers how to interact with children who have special needs. Volunteers will learn about various disabilities, appropriate conduct when volunteering, the importance of giving back to the community, and the huge impact they can make on others. For […]
At Basketball Club, kids get to experience the thrill of the gym firsthand – right form the court! Coached by a professional sports therapist, the children learn the rules of the game, develop teamwork and most of all, have fun! For boys ages 8-18 For more information, please call: 310.280.0955
Fundraising Banquet
Meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Jewish Community Foundation
Please join Gala Chairs Cheryl & Haim Saban at the annual Friends of the Israel Defense Forces Western Region 2018 Gala Dinner. For more information, please contact FIDF Western Region at 323-843-2690 or email Jenna Griffin at jenna.griffin@fidf.org The Beverly Hilton Hotel 9876 Wilshire Blvd Beverly Hills, CA 90210 US
The Mitzvah Volunteer Program is a four week orientation program for boys and girls that teaches our volunteers how to interact with children who have special needs. Volunteers will learn about various disabilities, appropriate conduct when volunteering, the importance of giving back to the community, and the huge impact they can make on others. For […]
New volunteers are required to attend an orientation seminar with a parent before beginning to work with the Friendship Circle. Orientation prepares volunteers to both interact with a child who has special needs and choose the program that’s best for them. For more information, please call: 310.280.0955
