On Sunday, August 22 the Young Families Committee hosted the Third Annual Family Fun Day. Jewish agencies and synagogues from the Greater New Orleans area created booths representing a variety of countries so kids could take part in activities that represented Judaism around the world... even in outer space!
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Get connected.
The Young Adult Division (YAD) of the Jewish Federation of Greater New Orleans is comprised of young adults in the Greater New Orleans area between the ages of 25-45. If you are male or female, single or married, have a family, and/or work as a professional, there is a place for you. Enjoy great programs, enticing events, educational opportunities and have lots of fun while you help improve lives and better our community.
YAD works strategically to provide a gateway for Jewish young adults to connect to the New Orleans Jewish community and make a real difference through leadership development, targeted social programs, and by preparing young adults to become more active members of the Jewish community as future leaders and philanthropists. To achieve its mission, YAD hosts social, volunteer and fundraising events each year to reach out to the broader Jewish community.
Getting involved with YAD New Orleans is an exciting way to meet other young professionals who share your values and interests. Join us and become part of the next generation of caring, Jewish New Orleanians who are making a difference in our community--and having a blast doing it! YAD has many avenues for you to get involved.
For more information, to join or to let us know how you'd like to get involved, please contact Meredith Grabek at meredith@jewishnola.com or at 504-780-5604.
Make the world a better place in 5771
The High Holy days encourage us to dream big dreams. The year ahead is an open book, full of opportunities to repair the world with our acts of generosity and kindness.
In the past year, we extended a hand to those who needed assistance. Many in our community are facing another difficult year. Many will continue to struggle through the economic fallout of the recession. Many will not find work. They will turn to the Jewish Federation for help—and thanks to you, we will be there.
Just as our local community members look to us in difficult times, our extended Jewish family in Israel and around the world depends on us--and we will be there for them, too.
We all dream of making the world a better place. Consider this your call to action.
YAD 2009-2011