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Community Will Hear First-Hand How JDC Is the '911 of the Jewish World' Jewish Community Federation | No One Builds Community Like Federation the OF RICHMOND in this issue RVolume 62 | Issue 7eflectorTammuz/Av 5774 | July 2014 FEDERATION JDC CEO Alan Gill at Grand Event Oct. 1 Community will hear first-hand how JDC is the ‘911 of the Jewish World’ he American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, supported by the Jewish Community TFederation of Richmond, is the “911 of the Jewish World.” The JDC saves the world’s poorest Jews, revitalizes Jewish life, empowers Israel’s future, develops tomorrow’s Jewish leaders and rescues victims of global emergencies. All critically important tasks in today’s unsettled world. New JCFR website In support of JDC, the Jewish Community Federation of Richmond is honored to host PAGE 4 JDC CEO Alan Gill at our Grand Event on Wednesday, Oct. 1. In preparation for his visit to our community, The Reflector will print a three-part series chronicling the trip of 10 local young Jewish professionals on a program to the Republic of Georgia through the Mark AGENCIES and Susan Sisisky Global Jewish Enrichment Fund of the Richmond Jewish Foundation. This issue contains the first-person short commentaries of Adam Beifield and Grace Zell who relate their heart-warming accounts about the Jewish people they met and the amazing work undertaken by JDC. The August issue will carry the stories by Zach Sisisky and Michal Zivan Coffey. The third part of this series, in the September issue, will highlight accounts from others and a Impoverished, at-risk children and families like this infant personal interview with Gill. We look forward to seeing you at the Grand Event in October. and his 24-year-old mom in Baku, Azerbaijan, get critical support from the JDC Partnership for Children, support- Young Richmonders Visit Republic of Georgia More on page 18 ed by the Jewish Community Federation of Richmond. Photo courtesy of Sarah Levin Tai Chi at BSLC 3 Israeli teenagers Be part of the Weinstein JCC PAGE 7 abducted June 12 COMMUNITY Transformational Capital and he search for three Israeli teens who were kid- Tnapped on June 12 by Hamas terrorists on the way Endowment Campaign back to school in the West Bank continues according hildren’s laughter, seniors united to Israeli news accounts at press time. in song, campers exploring nature, “This attack should surprise no one because Hamas C invigorating workout sessions, audiences makes no secret of its agenda,” said Prime Minister of all ages celebrating arts, culture and Benjamin Netanyahu. “Hamas is committed to the education - these are but a sampling of the destruction of Israel and to carrying out terrorist at- sights and sounds of the Weinstein JCC. tacks against Israeli civilians – including children.” Members of the Center and the com- IDF and Israeli security forces have been conduct- munity experience these things every time ing a widespread operation since their abduction in Renovation at Chabad they come to the Weinstein JCC, where an effort to find the three Israelis teens – Eyal Yifrah, PAGE 15 they see and hear, first-hand, the high 19; Gilad Shaar, 16; and Naftali Frenkel, 16 – and quality programs and services in state- Joey Huberman enjoys the water slide at the capture their Hamas kidnappers. new Camp Hilbert pool. S of-the-art facilities that the members, and T “Israel holds the Palestinian Authority and Presi- FEDERATION 2 the community have come to expect. The N dent Abbas responsible for any attacks against Israel but exceed all expectations, that makes value of what the Center provides hasn’t TE FOUNDATION 5 that emanate from Palestinian-controlled territory,” this 58-year-old institution the center of gone unnoticed externally either. In fact, continued Netanyahu. so many lives. HADASSAH 5 the Weinstein JCC has been recognized as CON “I believe that the dangers of [the Hamas-Fatah The current Capital and Endowment AGENCIES 6 one of the top Jewish Community Centers of unity] pact now should be abundantly clear to all. We Campaign – chaired by Lynn and Jay in the country for three years in a row. SYNAGOGUES 12 have seen since the signing of that pact an increase in Schwartz, Rhona and Ric Arenstein, and COMMUNITY 14 It’s the Weinstein JCC’s commitment Allison Weinstein and Ivan Jecklin – to TABLE to nonstop improvement, to not just meet Teens More on page 17 Capital More on page 16 Federation happenings COMMUNITY CALENDAR • July 20 | 6 p.m. • August 10 | 5 p.m. Or Ami Reel Theology KBI Steakhouse Night Richmond Teens taking part Congregation Or Ami Keneseth Beth Israel in Tikun Olam Exchange • July 28 | 11:30 a.m. • August 18 | 8 a.m. Hadassah “Toast to RVA Night” Temple Beth El Golf Tournament Toast at Village Shopping Center Crossings Golf Club • July 29 | 12:20 p.m. • August 18-22 Richmond Jewish Foundation Camp Sababa Market & Economy Update/Glenmede Sponsored by RCJE Weinstein JCC Temple Beth-El, N. Parham Road Visit jewishrichmond.org for a complete calendar of Jewish community events. Advertise in The Reflector! 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