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2020 Guide to Jewish Living in Greater Naples Connections2020 Guide to Jewish Living in Greater Naples Power of Community Celebration Jewish Book Festival Celebrate Israel Israel Scouts Evy Lipp People of the Book www.jewishnaples.org KEYSTONE PLACE AT NAPLES PRESERVE INDEPENDENT LIVING • ASSISTED LIVING • MEMORY CARE CALL US LUXURY TODAY MAINTENANCE-FREE TO TOUR! LIVING AT ITS FINEST... RETIREMENT CONCIERGE RENTAL COMMUNITY • Anytime dining from 7am - 7pm from our Five Star Restaurant and Executive Chef, Concierge Services 24 hours/day, full feature bar, Sky lounge and Pub, Bistro opened daily, Heated swimming pool, Luxury Salon and Spa services, activities and so much more. • Beautifully designed one- and two-bedroom apartment rentals • Pet friendly, companion animals welcome CALL BRIAN COHEN AT 239-354-7081 TO SCHEDULE A PERSONAL TOUR TODAY! 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RETIREMENT CONCIERGE RENTAL COMMUNITY • Anytime dining from 7am - 7pm from our Five Star Restaurant and Executive Chef, Concierge Services 24 hours/day, full feature bar, Sky lounge and Pub, Bistro opened daily, Heated swimming pool, Luxury Salon and Spa services, activities and so much more. • Beautifully designed one- and two-bedroom apartment rentals Olde Naples Charm Seagate in Park Shore • Pet friendly, companion animals welcome available furnished $4.25 M under construction $2.3 M CALL BRIAN COHEN AT 239-354-7081 www.KayeLifestyleHomes.com TO SCHEDULE A PERSONAL 239.434.KAYE TOUR TODAY! 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Whether you are Volume 9, No. 1 new to the community or you have been 2020 Edition here over 20 years, there are so many or- 76 pages ganizations that offer so many programs that without this magazine as a reference, Publisher it is impossible to know about all the things available to the local Jewish community. By joining a group, attending a pro- gram, going to a religious service, seeing a film, volunteering, or in any reaching out to your community, which is here and waiting 2500 Vanderbilt Beach Road for your involvement, you enhance your life Federation Board Chair Jane Schiff and Suite 2201 and enrich the entire Jewish community. Federation President/CEO Jeffrey Feld Naples, FL 34109 We are a community because of the connections we share. We are a commu- Phone: 239.263.4205 nity because of the programs we attend. We are a community because we help one Fax: 239.263.3813 another in supporting each of the endeavors listed in this publication. Email: [email protected] Each organization is unable, due to space, to list all that they offer. We strongly Website: www.jewishnaples.org urge you to contact any organization listed here for an up-to-date listing of their activities. The Federation’s monthly Federation Star newspaper publicizes many of Editor the individual programs offered by each organization. Ted Epstein This is a guide for you to see and investigate your Jewish community. The [email protected] Jewish Federation of Greater Naples is thrilled to be able be an integral part of your Jewish community. – Jeffrey Feld & Jane Schiff Jewish Federation Staff Jeffrey Feld, President/CEO From the Editor Renee Bialek, Program Director halom! Welcome to the ninth edition of Connections – A Guide to Jewish Marcy Friedland, Capital Campaign & Planned Giving Dir. Living in Greater Naples. This is THE publication to turn to for the local Julie Hartline, Annual Campaign Director Jewish community’s activities, programs, services and organizations. Janine Hudak, Administrative Coordinator SJust as the Federation Star keeps you up-to-date on all things “Jewish” each Nathan Ricklefs, Database Manager Teresa Zimmerman, Finance & Operations Manager month, Connections serves as your annual resource guide. Please keep Connections handy throughout the year. In addition to an over- Advertising Sales view of the local organizations, special interest groups, schools and temples, you’ll Joy Walker find a wealth of opportunities – cultural, educational and spiritual – available to 941.284.0520 the Jewish community in Greater Naples. [email protected] Of particular interest in 2020 are the Jewish Book Festival, two Jewish Film Festivals, the Evy Lipp People of the Book Cultural Event, the Israel Scouts, Saul I. Graphic Design Stern Cultural Series and Jewish Community Day of Learning. & Production Without our valued advertisers, the Federation Star, Connections and the Federation Media Group, Inc. Community Directory would not be possible. When you visit an advertiser, 239.249.0699 please be sure to say, “Thank you for advertising in the publications of the Jewish Federation of Greater Naples.” – Ted Epstein 4 Connections2020 A Guide to Jewish Living in Greater Naples Senior Living, my way. Terracina offers “the” luxury lifestyle in Naples for those seeking independent living, assisted living, memory care and transitional and skilled nursing care. Located on an outstanding senior living campus, Terracina Grand, Villa at Terracina Grand and Gardens at Terracina Health & Rehabilitation provide an exceptional value, without the expensive “buy in” fees. Call today to schedule a tour 239-455-1459 6825 Davis Blvd., Naples, FL 34104 | TerracinaSeniorLiving.com | 239-455-1459 INDEPENDENT LIVING | ASSISTED LIVING | MEMORY CARE | TRANSITIONAL & SKILLED NURSING CARE ALF License #: AL10071 ALF License #: AL12658 Table of Contents FEDERATION...............................................8-17 RELIGIOUS LIFE.........................................54-58 From the President/CEO..........................................................8 Jewish Federation of Greater Naples..........................10-13 FOCUS ON YOUTH....................................60-66 Jewish Community Relations Council..............................14 BBYO Naples..............................................................................60 Israel Advocacy Committee.................................................15 Schools.....................................................................61-64 Jewish Community Study...............................................16-17 PJ Library®...................................................................................62 Camps..........................................................................65-66 ARTS & CULTURE.......................................18-37 CALENDAR................................................67-70 ADULT EDUCATION..................................38-43 Community Events...........................................................67-69 Candle Lighting Times...........................................................70 COMMUNITY SERVICES............................44-45 Jewish Holidays........................................................................70 COMMUNITY HISTORY...................................46 DIRECTORY OF ADVERTISERS.......................71 ORGANIZATIONS......................................47-53 INDEX.........................................................72 Special
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