another fun way to SHARE A SMILE!
THANK YOU for extending our Purim “Share A Smile” kindness campaign by purchasing a yard sign! They’re a fun reminder to engage in small daily acts of kindness, and hopefully inspire our neighbors to do the same. We did not include the CSI logo on the signs because we are making them available (via a tiny QR code) to anyone in our greater community who wants one.
The signs are $18 each, and 100% of the proceeds benefit CSI’s Ahavat Chinam programming, which includes criminal justice reform; supporting immigrants, refugees, and asylum seekers; Backpack Buddies, which provides meals to children in need; and the One America Movement, which works to bring people together across religious, racial, and political divides.
ORDER A SIGN:
Signs can be picked up at CSI — and if we have some volunteers (hint, hint), there is potential to get your sign from another congregant who lives nearby. To order, simply fill out the form below. If you are willing to help deliver signs, please note that in the "Comment" box.
LEARN MORE:
Our Share A Smile Kindness Campaign was inspired by the Purim customs to feed the hungry and share food and gifts with others, which we know as Mishloach Manot. To learn more about our 18-Day “Share A Smile” kindness campaign, please click here.
Wed, April 17 2024
9 Nisan 5784
in this moment
We are committed to caring for each other, advocating for the Jewish people and Israel, and recognizing the challenge of this moment of crisis and tragedy. Learn how we are responding to the situation in Israel.
ALT SERVICE
Join us for our weekly ALT Service (for all-ages) with CSI Spiritual Music Innovator Ori Salzberg on Shabbat mornings at 10:30 am!
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MASTER PLANNING
The Advancement Committee of the Board of Trustees is now at the early stages of understanding our community’s financial capacity to undertake an ambitious master plan project. Learn more below.
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