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Beth Tikvah Committees and    Social Groups

    Executive Committee

    Board Committees:
  • Adult Education Committee
  • Brotherhood
  • Building Committee
  • Finance Committee
  • Fundraising Committee
  • Hospitality Committee
  • Membership Committee
  • Religious & Hebrew
     Schools Committee
  • Ritual Committee
  • Sisterhood
  • Social Action Committee
  • Trustees-At-Large/PR &
        Publicity
  • Trustees-At-Large/Volunteers
  • Youth Activities Committee

     Non-Standing Board
     Committees:

  • Caring Community Committee
  • Interior Design Committee
  • Garden Committee

    General Group Committees:
  • Archive Group
  • In-Reach Committee
  • Mommy-N-Me Shabbat
       Sing and Play
  • Outreach Group
  • Visit the Sisterhood Gift Shop

    Social Groups:
  • BethTY
  • Junior Youth Group
  • Junior Junior Youth Group

 

Social Action Committee

Photo of Jon Levy

Jon Levy, Chair
jlevy@columbus.rr.com

          My name is Jon Levy, and I am the new Social Action committee chair. My wife, Marcia, and I have been members of Beth Tikvah for the past 12 years, and I am looking forward to this, my first official responsibility in supporting the Tikkun Olam (“Repairing the World” - the Jewish concept of social justice) efforts of the Beth Tikvah family!

          If your heart guides you to Tikkun Olam, then Social Action needs you. We provide congregants with the opportunity to perform mitzvot in the local, national and international scenes. Activities that Beth Tikvah members are currently involved in include BREAD (Building Responsibility, Equality and Dignity – an advocacy program dedicated to addressing local community issues), Mid-Ohio Food Bank, shipments supporting men and women in the military, the Shavuot Torahthon (a combined educational/social/fundraising event), the annual Yom Kippur food drive, and many others. Please feel free to contact me via e-mail if you’d like to get involved.

From the May 2008 issue of Tikvah Topics:

In fulfillment of the mitzvah “…to let justice flow like water…” this is your once-a-year opportunity to support Beth Tikvah’s engagement with justice issues in our local community through the BREAD Organization. A large turnout is needed to impress invited officials with the urgency of unfulfilled social justice issues and to celebrate recent accomplishments.
YOUR PRESENCE WILL MAKE A DIFFERENCE!
(Bring friends and neighbors – they don’t have to be Beth Tikvah members.)

Some of the topics that will be covered:

• Successful introduction of the KEY truancy prevention program
• Ongoing concern for health care for the uninsured
• Status of Payday Lending reform legislation
• Enlarging Individual Development Account opportunities
• Enhancing the Drug Court operations

Get more information by contacting Manny Luttinger at 486-3128(H) or 424-5531(W) and get your free parking ticket – which will also speed up registration.