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Launching a Campaign for a Proud & Vibrant Jewish New Hampshire A Published by the Jewish Federation of New Hampshire Volume 38, Number 4 December 2017 - January 2018 Kislev-Shevat 5778 CHANUKAH SPECIAL EDITION Why Give Now? Launching a Campaign for a Proud & Vibrant Jewish New Hampshire the Jewish people (K’lal Yisrael).We work By Melanie Zalman McDonald, to bring Jews together literally and virtual- JFNH Executive Director ly, creating safe forums for discussion, op- I know many families who are afraid to portunities to learn and to build consensus, light their menorahs in the window -- more in good times and in the face of hatred. We so this Chanukah. I know many families keep Jews across the state informed for whom this will not be a “cheerful” sea- with The Jewish Reporter each month, free son. It is for these reasons and more that we of charge to over 3,500 households. must shine a brighter light to celebrate, pro- This year, Federation has invested in and tect, and share proudly what it means to be prioritized the return of our Shlicha pro- Jewish here in our beautiful state of New gram. The benefits of having a young, pas- Hampshire. This is the time of year many sionate, knowledgeable Israeli Emissary of us make our tax-deductible gifts to the devoted to Jews across the state continues causes that move and inspire us. As Jews, to be tremendous. Together with Noam we have been raised cultivating values (min- Wolf, we are working to forge stronger and hagim v’halachot, or “Judaism as a way of JFNH shlicha Noam Wolf connecting with attendees at Temple B'nei Israel's We more meaningful connections to Eretz Yis- life”). We then aim to instill them in our Care Concert. rael. For many of New Hampshire’s chil- children and grandchildren, passing them for ourselves, our Jewish community, and that enable us to continue this special way dren, Noam’s visits and educational pro- down dor l’dor (from generation to genera- beyond. This year, we’ve been working of life, despite what some express as “rural grams are their first genuine connection to tion). At Federation, we believe deeply in harder than ever to imbed those values into isolation” here in the Granite state. Israel, its people, and its culture. the transformative nature of these values our programming in new and exciting ways Federation is a convener and unifier of Campaign continued on page 8 A New Chanukah Tradition! Federation, Federation Voices 3 How to Submit Items Calendar 4 PJ, & Chabad Partner to Host Menorah Interested in submitting an arti- Campaign Dollars at Work 6 Lighting at NH State House Dec. 12 cle or photo to the Reporter? Just Your Federation at Work 8 Concord — Jewish Federation of New In addition to the lighting, there will be sing- email your Word document or From the Bimah 10 Hampshire, PJ Library, and Chabad Center for ing of traditional Chanukah songs, free crafts high-resolution jpg photo (with Arts & Entertainment 12 Jewish Living invite Jews from across the state for children, a PJ Library Chanukah book caption) to thereporter@jewishnh. In The Community 14 to begin a new tradition for the first night of giveaway, a dreidel and chocolate gelt drop, as org. The publication deadlines are Mitzvahs 18 Chanukah! This year we are teaming up to ex- well as LED light-up dreidel necklaces and the 10th of each month for publica- Book Review 19 pand the reach of the giant menorah lighting at more. We will give away kosher sufganiyot, hot tion in the following month’s issue. Letters to the Editor 19 the New Hampshire State House. For the first cocoa to keep everyone warm, and a big dose To add your event to the JFNH time, the lighting and festivities will take place in of Chanukah cheer. The entire event is free and Calendar, send the date, time, loca- Recent Events 20 the early evening, at 5:30 PM, so that children will begin a new Chanukah tradition tion, and description to events@ Tributes 21 and families from near and far can attend. At a time when some of us feel hesitant to jewishnh.org. Please note that this Business & Professional Imagine a menorah so big (over 10 feet tall!) even light our menorahs in the window, let us is a double issue; the next issue is Services 22 that you need a cherry picker just to band together to celebrate this Cha- February 2018. light it. 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