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In response to the massive earthquake in Haiti, AJWS has created the Haiti Earthquake Relief Fund to support its network of grantees as they address the urgent needs of the affected population.

With a per capita income of $3.60 per day, Haiti is the most impoverished country in the Western Hemisphere. Thus, its population is especially vulnerable to natural disasters, such as Tuesday’s earthquake.  

Other Israeli organizations that are offering Aid include: The Israel Forum for International Humanitarian Aid, and Magen David Adom in Israel.


NEW! Derech Eretz Leadership Development Program

Highlights from the URJ Biennial in Toronto, Canada. Look closely at the "Thanks for the Memories" video to see some faces from Oak Park Temple!

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Oak Park Temple B'nai Abraham Zion is one of the oldest Reform congregations in the Chicago area, dating back to the 1919 merger of the Zion Congregation (founded in 1864) and the B'nai Abraham Congregation (founded 1871). Originally known as Washington Boulevard Temple and located on Chicago's West Side, the congregation dedicated its current home at 1235 North Harlem Avenue in 1957 and has since been known as Oak Park Temple B'nai Abraham Zion.

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