COMMUNITY
Volunteering
The opportunities for getting involved with the congregation are numerous. Whether you want to get involved with meeting new members, helping people or participating in the running of the congregation, there are committees or groups who would love to have you join them. A list of the different areas that are always looking for volunteers are listed here.
For general inquiries about volunteering, please call Nadine in the office at 408 358-1751 x5 or email .
| Interests | Committee | Contact |
|---|---|---|
| Looking for a way to help others? Interested in community issues and social justice? | Social Action / Social Justice | |
| Get involved with other congregants in smaller groups. Socialize and create extended families. | Havurah | , 358-1751 x114 |
| Coordinate and prepare for the oneg. | Oneg | David Rubinfeld |
| Make and deliver meals for the sick and homebound. Drive to appointments. | Caring Committee | |
| Assist with odd jobs around the synagogue. | House Committee | Rusty Gralnik |
| Lend support to office staff with filing, mailings, and word processing. | Office Support | , 358-1751 x5 |
| Assist the Youth Committee in organizing one of the three Youth Groups. | Youth Group | , 358-1751 x114
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| Interact with other women in the Congregation. Plan fundraising efforts and socialize. | Sisterhood | |
| Connect with other male members of the congregation. Provide service to the community and Temple. | Men’s Club | |
| Work with Rabbi and committee to set policies and share ideas for services and holiday observances. | Ritual | |
| Ushering at Friday night services. | Men’s Club | Mark Allen |
| Lend support to the religious school, help to organize volunteers, give input on policy and programs. | Religious School | |
| Want to be involved in outreach and welcoming of new members? | Membership | |
| Interested in helping to identify and train future leaders of the congregation? | Congregational Development | |
| Good with money? Assist with budgets and planning. | Finance | |
| Interested in choosing speakers and planning programs for adult learning? | Adult Education |
