Sukkot begins this year on Wednesday, October 4th at sundown and lasts 7 days, culminating in the festival of Simchat Torah which begins on Wednesday, October 11th at sundown. During sukkot we dwell and/or eat our meals in a temporary hut called a Sukkah. We also use and shake a lulav and etrog, containing 4 species - palm. myrtle, willow, and citron. On Simchat Torah we rejoice in the Torah, as we finish the 5 books of Torah read throughout the year and begin again with Genesis. For more information on this and other Jewish holidays, please check out 
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Tzedakah in June is going to support The Lupus Research Alliance, a wonderful organization that is able to donate 100% of proceeds to research. We are putting together a team to participate in the Lupus Walk, "Team Ida" named after our member Marvette Likier's mother, of blessed memory, who struggled with this, as of now, incurable condition. Click on the link to donate and/or join us to walk. It's a fun, kid-friendly event at Met Life Stadium. https://www.generosity.com/faith-religion-fundraising/walk-for-hunger
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