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Charity Campaigns For Ukraine Jewry

"ואהבת לרעך כמוך (ויקרא יט, יז)"
You shall love your fellow as yourself (Leviticus 19:18)

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Jewish community in Odessa and South Ukraine

Since the modern city's founding in 1795, Odesa has been home to one of the largest population of Jews in what is today Ukraine

https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/odessa

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https://jguideeurope.org/en/region/ukraine/from-kiev-to-the-black-sea/odessa/

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    Global Joint Distribution Committee Ukraine Campaign

    JDC is on the front lines, delivering urgent, lifesaving care.

    info@JDC.org

    +1 (212) 687-6200

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    United for Jews of Ukraine - Representing 17 cities in Ukraine

    Our mission is to realise opportunities of every person through accustoming to Jewish way of life

    https://jew.org.ua/en.html

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    Support United Hatzalah Ukraine

    United Hatzalah sends rescue missions around the world. Our volunteers willingly get involved. 

    https://israelrescue.org/international/

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    The Jewish Community of Kharkov, Ukraine

    The Jewish population significantly increased during the Soviet era, when Kharkov's Jewish community doubled from 65,000 to 130,000 between 1923 and 1939.

    https://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/kharkov-ukraine-virtual-jewish-history-tour

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      FJC - Federation of Jewish Communities of the CIS - FSU 

      We provide humanitarian aid and Jewish education, organize cultural events and religious services, and help develop Jewish communities and rebuild Jewish institutions.

      https://fjc-fsu.org/

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      The team behind Beaches Catering have been around for a couple of decades now, so they know a thing or two about changing trends.

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      One thing they’ve noticed lately is the move to a scaled-down affair when it comes to functions, where the focus is on what is being celebrated, rather than how.

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      “Clients have different priorities. Those who want to have grand functions, it’s with the greatest of pleasure that we work with them to create this,” owner Michael Atlas shared. “But because we’ve seen a more scaled-down trend lately, we’ve created the Island of Appetisers.”

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      It’s a more cost-effective solution and offers different cuisines from all over the world with chefs on hand at each station to serve guests. While it’s certainly more price conscious, it doesn’t take away from the quality and presentation of the food.

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      “Our goal is to ensure the client feels like that are a guest at their simcha,” Atlas explained.

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      “We take away the stress on the day, we take complete charge, and we go from A to Z.”

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      Beaches can take care of everything, down to the drinks and the linen, to ensure clients are getting the best bang for their buck and are cared for throughout the entire process.

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      For the team at Beaches, it’s all about ensuring the vision of their clients is translated into beautiful menus, stress-free functions, and cost-effective catering.

      The team behind Beaches Catering have been around for a couple of decades now, so they know a thing or two about changing trends.

      ​

      One thing they’ve noticed lately is the move to a scaled-down affair when it comes to functions, where the focus is on what is being celebrated, rather than how.

      ​

      “Clients have different priorities. Those who want to have grand functions, it’s with the greatest of pleasure that we work with them to create this,” owner Michael Atlas shared. “But because we’ve seen a more scaled-down trend lately, we’ve created the Island of Appetisers.”

      ​

      It’s a more cost-effective solution and offers different cuisines from all over the world with chefs on hand at each station to serve guests. While it’s certainly more price conscious, it doesn’t take away from the quality and presentation of the food.

      ​

      “Our goal is to ensure the client feels like that are a guest at their simcha,” Atlas explained.

      ​

      “We take away the stress on the day, we take complete charge, and we go from A to Z.”

      ​

      Beaches can take care of everything, down to the drinks and the linen, to ensure clients are getting the best bang for their buck and are cared for throughout the entire process.

      ​

      For the team at Beaches, it’s all about ensuring the vision of their clients is translated into beautiful menus, stress-free functions, and cost-effective catering.

      Hamerkaz Sydney

      "Without flour, there is no Torah" 

                 - Mishna Avot

      Hamerkaz Sydney

      "Without flour, there is no Torah" 

                 - Mishna Avot

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