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Bring It! JFS Hosts Seders for Local Seniors

Jewish Family Service April 11, 2011 Passover Comments Off on Bring It! JFS Hosts Seders for Local Seniors

Boulder JFS (Jewish Family Service) is hosting Passover Seders for Jewish seniors at Frasier Meadows, Golden West, Balfour, Sunrise Assisted Living, and Boulder Meridian between April 12^th and 21^st. The agency is still seeking volunteers and accepting food donations for the following Seders:

April 18^th, 11:00 a.m. at Sunrise Assisted Living, 3955 28th Street, Boulder
April 21^st, 3:00 p.m. at Boulder Meridian, 801 Gillaspie Drive, Boulder

Volunteers are needed to help with food set up and clean up, and to visit with residents. Food needed includes: grape juice, horseradish, small pieces of parsley, haroset, gefilte fish in small pieces, and peeled hard boiled eggs.

If you would like to volunteer or bring food, please contact Ingrid Swords, Boulder JFS volunteer resource coordinator, at (303) 415-1025 or iswords@jewishfamilyservice.org.

Thank you for your help in bringing a meaningful Passover to the seniors in our community!

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About Jewish Family Service

JFS Boulder helps individuals maintain a high quality of life through programs and services that keep them supported, connected, and engaged. Services include care management, counseling, food, companionship, emergency assistance, and holiday celebrations. JFS serves everyone regardless of race, faith, gender, national origin, disability, or sexual orientation.

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