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Eye
on Israel
Our
goal is to help CAI members stay informed about Israel,
thereby creating a stronger connection with, and showing
support and advocacy for, Israel. If interested in learning
more about Eye on Israel, please contact chair Esther Sherberg
at qes1@comcast.net.
Gabbai
Honor
yourself and your congregation by participating in services
throughout the year as a Gabbai. Training is provided to
ensure your comfort in being prepared for this special position.
If interested in becoming a Gabbai, please contact Rabbi's
secretary at clergysecretary@caiaz.org.
Hevra
Kadisha
Taking
care of the final needs of those who have died is one of
the most important mitzvot a Jew can perform. If you would
like to participate in this rewarding experience of ritually
preparing our deceased for burial, please contact our coordinator
at mashgiach@caiaz.org.
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Ushers
& Greeters
Ushering
on Shabbat and for Festival Services is an important mitzvah.
Training is provided. If interested in becoming an usher
and/or greeter, please contact Rabbi's secretary at clergysecretary@caiaz.org.
Make
a Difference Day
M.A.D.D. is the acronym for the nationally designated day
for volunteer community service. Every
year, members of Congregation Anshei Israel and
the Tucson Jewish community voluntarily participate on Make
a Difference Day, traditionally held on the 4th Saturday
(or Sunday) every October.
CAI’s Social Action Committee makes a difference in
our synagogue, in our community and in our world, an opportunity
to participate in Tikkun Olam — “repairing the
world.”
For
more information about CAI's involvement in this annual
program or if you would like to participate, please contact
Hedy Feuer at hfeuer@redditt.org.
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Operation
Deep Freeze
Offered
by several local synagogues and churches throughout the
Tucson community, this program provides food, shelter and
a friendly face to homeless people during the months of
November, December, and January. Volunteers shop for, prepare
and serve meals to an appreciative audience. Approximately
25 homeless men have dinner and stay the night at a local
synagogue. We also need male volunteers at least 21 years
of age to stay overnight with the men. Donations of warm
gloves, hats, socks and coats, as well as blankets are greatly
appreciated by those in need.
For
more information about CAI's involvement in this annual
program or if you would like to participate, please contact
Hedy Feuer at hfeuer@redditt.org.
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Women's
League Judaica Gift Shop
All
Judaica Gift Shop profits are channeled through the Women's
League and benefit the synagogue's schools and help fund
youth activities. Throughout the year, our Gift Shop is
operated strictly by volunteers. If you have a talent for
retail and enjoy interacting with customers, please consider
volunteering in the Gift Shop by contacting Barb Neuman
at barb@caiaz.org.
Torah
Study
Know
your Torah? Consider leading the Torah Study! The Torah
discussion is held every Shabbat, one hour before Mincha.
For Saturday Mincha times or to volunteer, please contact
Rabbi's secretary at clergysecretary@caiaz.org.
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