In Time for Hanukkah! Show your Temple Isaiah spirit with a NEW t-shirt, available for ordering on Bonfire.com! The hanukkiah design features logos for all of our programs, community groups, social action partners, and more. The charcoal gray shirt is available in: adult unisex short-sleeved T, sizes S–5XL, for $22 adult unisex long-sleeved T, sizes Continue Reading »
This interview with Cathie Perolman originally appeared in The Prophet Magazine, issue 2024:3. Cathie was interviewed by Janis Wasser. Please introduce yourself. Hi! I’m Cathie Perolman. My husband Gary and I have been members of Temple Isaiah since 1994, when we moved to the area. We were a career military family stationed at Ft. Meade Continue Reading »
Temple Isaiah delivered 540 grocery bags to Elizabeth House this year! Many hands make light work! Special thanks to: — Bob Clay, Larry Finkelstein, Alex & Allison Hoffman, Rick Slavkin, Denise Taylor, and Karen Zolet for lending their backs and good humor to unload the truck. (Note to this team: fortunately, we remembered 10 additional Continue Reading »
Last week, DreamBuilders made a big impact in Hazard, Kentucky for flood victims and low-income families in need of quality housing. MatzohBall Run donations went towards purchase of construction materials, and missioners helped construct three homes in the span of five days! On behalf of Temple Isaiah, Arthur Gold, Amy Levitt, and Ben Levitt participated Continue Reading »
The 50th Anniversary Mitzvah Day(s) saw nearly 200 people of all ages coming together to do some incredible work for our community. Together we: Created and filled 53 beautiful “Mugs of Love” for Meals on Wheels Assembled more than 100 Blessing Bags to distribute to the homeless and hungry Upcycled 65 T-shirts into reusable bags Continue Reading »
Temple Isaiah will be participating in the Intergenerational Mitzvah Day with some very cool projects! No matter your age or skill level, there’s something you can do to help. The 50th Anniversary Legacy Art Project will also have a table at Temple Isaiah that day, so your family can make a piece for our commemorative Continue Reading »
