WELCOME
The Utah Section of the National Council of Jewish Women provides opportunities for members of our Utah Jewish community to connect socially and to connect responsibly. Wewelcome you to explore, join and share our values of Tikkun Olam. More>>

HAPPENINGS
Thursday, December 11 - Chanukah luncheon for Seniors at the JCC from Noon to 2. We need volunteers to shop, prepare food, greet, serve, decorate tables, clean up. Volunteers needed earlier on Dec. 11 at the JCC (say 9:30 AM) and before Dec. 11 to shop and prepare food. This is an annual event. We sponsor event for about 60 seniors in SLC. Please contact Rochelle via email or at 942-6226.

Wednesday, Dec. 24 and Thursday, Dec. 25- Shalom –Salaam-Tikkun Olam Christmas Project at West High School. This NCJW project, ongoing for 17 years, provides winter baskets of needed food, clothing, gifts, and hygienic items to 1100 refugees and the less fortunate. We also prepare meals and deliver meals to the elderly. We need volunteers and donations, starting today! Contact Eileen Hallet Stone via email or at 487-6970 or 485-7338. Read full details here.

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AIDING MYANMAR
Utah Jewish Community Seeks to Provide Assistance to the Burmese Jewish community after the devastation wrought by Cyclone Nargis. More>>

ABOUT NCJW
The National Council of Jewish Women (NCJW), Inc. is a grassroots organization of volunteers and advocates who turn progressive ideals into action. Inspired by Jewish values, NCJW strives for social justice by improving the quality of life for women, children, and families and by safeguarding individual rights and freedoms. There are 90,000 members and supporters who are active at the grass roots level in more than 135 Sections in some 500 communities. NCJW is the oldest, major Jewish women's organization in the United States, founded in 1893 by Hannah G. Solomon. Headquartered in New York City, Washington D.C., and Israel, its members and supporters are organized in chartered affiliates called Sections.

Connect to news, programs, and resources at the national level on www.ncjw.org.

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