Teens: Help Milk and Honey Farm Build a Coop

Help us build a chicken coop!!

The Boulder JCC’s new building is committed to maximizing sustainability and educating the community on best practices to an eco-friendly lifestyle.  The two-acre Milk and Honey Farm at the new JCC campus will have vegetables, chickens, and goats.  We will be helping out by building the chicken coop for the farm while learning about Israeli farming practices and the culture of kibbutzim in honor of Yom HaAtzmaut

BJTI LogoWhen: May 5th, 2016 @ 5:00 pm-7:00 pm

Where: Boulder JCC (New Location! Corner of Cherryvale Road and Arapahoe Avenue)

Consistency: Weekday (Thursday)

Eligibility: 7-12 Grade

 

About Maya Osterman

The Boulder Jewish Teen Initiative (BJTI) was created through generous funding from the Jim Joseph Foundation and the Rose Community Foundation to cater to Boulder’s unique Jewish community. We hope to attract and engage teens from both affiliated and non-affiliated backgrounds through robust offerings that span topics, frequency and levels of engagement that take into account teens' schedules, learning styles and have specific skills and relationships as tangible outcomes

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