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It’s time for the 6th annual Sweet Summer Series, with frozen treats, crafts, socializing and PJ Library story time.  Join your friends from Edlavitch DCJCC, PJ Library, Hill Havurah and your JFamily Ambassadors for a fun summer social in Navy Yard. You’ll get a special gift with pre-registration! 

This event is cosponsored by the Edlavitch DCJCC JFamily Ambassadors, Hill Havurah, PJ Library Greater Washington and The Jewish Federation of Greater Washington.

DC Central Kitchen develops and operates social ventures targeting the cycle of hunger and poverty. Each of our ventures create opportunities for meaningful careers, expand access to healthy food, and test innovative solutions to systemic failures. 

Join us to volunteer on site at the DC Central Kitchen. Tasks include chopping vegetables, sorting fresh produce, mixing salads, portioning meals, preparing and cooking food.

To work in the kitchen volunteers must wear long pants, closed-toed shoes – non-slip soles recommended, shirts with sleeves (short sleeves are okay, tank tops are not), and a hat or other head covering. Hairnets are provided if you don’t bring a hat. Midriff shirts are not allowed.  Aprons and gloves will be provided.

Volunteers must be at least 12 years old to participate, no exceptions please. Registration required.

If you aren’t feeling well and have any flu or cold-like symptoms we request that you volunteer a different time for the safety of those we serve.

If you have any questions please email Josh at jsherman@edcjcc.org.

Join us as we reopen the doors of the Edlavitch DC Jewish Community Center! Get to know the brand new, state-of-the-art center and celebrate the community who made this renovation possible.

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Light Refreshments  |  Business Casual

Two days after Israelis vote in the second Knesset election of 2019, join Israel Policy Forum, the JCRC of Greater Washington and the Edlavitch DCJCC for an expert analysis of the results, featuring Israel Policy Forum’s Policy Director, Michael Koplow, and Tamara Cofman Wittes and Natan Sachs of the Brookings Institute.

The event is free, but registration is required for security purposes.

Presented in partnership with Israel Policy Forum (IPF) and the Jewish Community Relations Council of Greater Washington (JCRC).

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Check out the Shabbat Clusters FAQ  to get answers to some common questions and learn more about the program before you register at the ticket link above!

First round registration deadline: September 13* registration is open on a rolling basis based on availability in groups after this date

Kick-off Dinner: September 20 – optional

Shabbat Clusters are groups of 15-30 people in their 20s and 30s who meet monthly for informal potluck Shabbat dinners in each other’s homes, local restaurants and parks all over the DC Metro area. Groups are formed based on age and location and sometimes observance levels and interests such as Singles, Couples, 20s, 30s, Arts, Community Service, LGBTQ, Interfaith and more. Shabbat Clusters have been going strong for over 10 years and in our last season 325 young professionals registered for the program.

DC Central Kitchen develops and operates social ventures targeting the cycle of hunger and poverty. Each of our ventures create opportunities for meaningful careers, expand access to healthy food, and test innovative solutions to systemic failures. 

Join us to volunteer on site at the DC Central Kitchen. Tasks include chopping vegetables, sorting fresh produce, mixing salads, portioning meals, preparing and cooking food.

To work in the kitchen volunteers must wear long pants, closed-toed shoes – non-slip soles recommended, shirts with sleeves (short sleeves are okay, tank tops are not), and a hat or other head covering. Hairnets are provided if you don’t bring a hat. Midriff shirts are not allowed.  Aprons and gloves will be provided.

Volunteers must be at least 12 years old to participate, no exceptions please. Registration required.

If you aren’t feeling well and have any flu or cold-like symptoms we request that you volunteer a different time for the safety of those we serve.

If you have any questions please email Josh at jsherman@edcjcc.org.

DC Central Kitchen develops and operates social ventures targeting the cycle of hunger and poverty. Each of our ventures create opportunities for meaningful careers, expand access to healthy food, and test innovative solutions to systemic failures. 

Join us to volunteer on site at the DC Central Kitchen. Tasks include chopping vegetables, sorting fresh produce, mixing salads, portioning meals, preparing and cooking food.

To work in the kitchen volunteers must wear long pants, closed-toed shoes – non-slip soles recommended, shirts with sleeves (short sleeves are okay, tank tops are not), and a hat or other head covering. Hairnets are provided if you don’t bring a hat. Midriff shirts are not allowed.  Aprons and gloves will be provided.

Volunteers must be at least 12 years old to participate, no exceptions please. Registration required.

If you aren’t feeling well and have any flu or cold-like symptoms we request that you volunteer a different time for the safety of those we serve.

If you have any questions please email Josh at jsherman@edcjcc.org.