Over our five-decade history, Temple Beth El has been proud to help those less fortunate in our community. It is a value we live and we teach to our children.
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Each month, there is a way to participate in Social Action at Temple Beth El.
Jacobson Food Pantry: An on-going collection of unopened non-perishable food to donate to the Jacobson Food Pantry at Ruth and Norman Rales Jewish Family Services.
Gleaning: Collecting excess produce from the fields to donate to local food pantries.
Habitat for Humanity: Build a home for less fortunate in our community.
Pearl City Easter Dinner: Temple Beth El has partnered with The Wayne Barton Study Center for many years to host an annual Easter Dinner.
Crisis Response: When there is a crisis, Temple Beth El springs into action. We have provided emergency assistance to victims of hurricanes, earthquakes, fires and other natural disasters.
Bikkur Cholim/Visiting the Sick
To be a member of Temple Beth El is to be a member of a Jewish family. We participate in the mitzvah of visiting the sick and caring for the elderly. Bikkur Cholim volunteers receive training and guidance from the clergy and other volunteers so that we can visit and provide extra support when you or a family member is ill. Please contact the clergy office or call 561-391-8900.
The Giving Tree of Temple Beth El provides children, young adults and seniors living in low-income situations, with clothing, essential personal items, school supplies, school uniforms and holiday gifts to help eliminate some of the many insecurities faced by this population on a daily basis. You can donate here.
This national interfaith organization offers shelter, food, hospitality and support services to families that are temporarily homeless so that they can achieve a firm foundation for lasting independence. To volunteer, contact Rabbi Greg Wesiman.
Whether you or someone you know is working through alcoholism, drug or any other addiction, we are here to offer support. Our resources include clergy, therapists, recovering addicts and others who have experience with the recovery process. If you need support or would like information, please email us or call 561-391-8900.
Through our relationship with Ruth & Norman Rales Jewish Family Services, we connect members of our community with important support services. If you need support or would like information, please email us or call 561-391-8900.
Every Friday night after Shabbat evening services, we collect Tzedakah for organizations
or causes that need our help. Anyone can also donate directly to support our Temple community.
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