CALLING ALL MEN!
For more than 50 years, the Brotherhood has been a loyal and steadfast contributor, not only to the welfare of TAY, but to the Jewish community, and to the whole regional community as well.
Our Chanukah party and our amazing Purim carnival are both open, not only to members of TAY, but to all Jewish families in our communities. Our candidate breakfasts have drawn impressive turnouts to hear candidates, or their surrogates, for local, state, and national office. Deli night is a successful annual event. At our annual meeting and BBQ in June, we present the Samuel Sugerman Scholarship to the child of a TAY member and we honor our “Man of the Year.” Our popular senior dinner is open to all Jewish seniors in the community. In February, we serve breakfast to teenagers from around New England who are attending MANTY weekend.
The Brotherhood Christmas Mitzvah program has for years served the community with more than 100 volunteers working on Christmas Even and Christmas Day, at the New Horizons Soup Kitchen, delivering Meals on Wheels, covering the information desks at Elliot Hospital and Catholic Medical Center, and helping with Bingo night at the Veteran’s Administration Hospital. We encourage family participation when possible. This program is very much appreciated by our neighbors.
Past educational programs have included topics in healthcare and genealogy.
But we are not all work and no play. We do have fun and we do enjoy a good laugh, joining together in an atmosphere of camaraderie and brotherhood. Please sign up, come to our meetings and help with a program. Membership is open to all men in the area with a connection to the Jewish Community. Annual dues are only $36.
If you have questions please contact Sol Rockenmacher (Rockenmacher@comcast.net) or David Penchansky (docpen@comcast.net)