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Temple Chai was founded in 1972 thanks to the tireless efforts of a small group of volunteer families. Volunteerism is at the very heart of the character of Temple Chai and we rely on the dedication of our volunteers to help us run the many programs, classes and events we offer here at our synagogue. Please consider sharing some of your valuable time with us. Take a moment to review the list of opportunities below as well as our calendar, our list of committees and our Board of Trustees. There are so many places where we could use your head, heart and time. Please contact Executive Director Larry Glickman with any questions.
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High Holiday Food Packing for Maot Chitim Wanted: Ambassadors for Temple Chai Your Temple Needs You! Do you have free time on your hands and skills to share? Are you looking for a way to get involved? Temple Chai is working to create a volunteer corps to work with our office staff. Jobs could range from answering the phone to large photocopying projects to helping with getting mailings out the door to working with our Sunday school staff, just to name a few. Please contact Director of Member Services Cathy Schwartz at cschwartz@templechai.org with your questions or availability. Caring Community
The Caring Community is comprised of a group of dedicated and caring Temple Chai congregants. The mission of this group is to assist our family of congregants in times of need as well as to help celebrate their mitzvahs. We hope to let our members know that their temple family is thinking of them and is here to help them when they are faced with difficult challenges. Some mitzvahs that we perform include sending condolence cards, assisting at shiva houses, visiting congregants in the hospital, providing meals for a family during a prolonged illness, delivering Remembrance Baskets during the High Holidays for those who have recently lost a loved one and sending congratualtory cards for births and marriages. If you would be interested in joinging this very fulfilling committee, please contact Rabbi Berger. Help in the Gift Shop - Volunteers Needed!!!
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