Caring Community

One of the ways that we express the central Jewish value of community is by caring for our members. We're ready to reach out to those in need through visits from congregants and clergy, follow-up phone calls, coordinating transportation to doctor’s visits, providing a hot meal, birthday and anniversary cards, baby gifts, and more.

We rely on our community to let us know how we can best care for our members. Please fill out this confidential form if you or someone in our synagogue family requires our assistance from our clergy or the Caring Committee.

The Caring Committee's first priority is to help congregants who are ill or need support. If we hear that someone might appreciate our services, we call and ask how we can help. Our assistance includes cooking and delivering meals, preparing care packages, visiting, phoning, transporting, and even grocery shopping for the housebound. We support our members whether whether a sad occasion, such as a shiva, or happy occasion, such as a birthday or anniversary. Another important commitment is to let congregants know that we care about them during happy occasions. 

Contact the Caring Committee Chairs for more information and to help us give care and support to our community: Becky Rubin and Debbie Green.