Social Action at Sinai

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Some people find their deepest connection to Judaism through the practice of tikkun olam – “repairing the world.” At Temple Sinai, this is expressed through a strong commitment to social action – making the world a better place by giving of our time, our energy, and our hearts. The Social Action Committee coordinates a wide variety of community projects for members of all ages to fulfill their commitment to tikkun olam . These include actively supporting Family Table by collecting food and paper goods to be distributed to needy families throughout the Jewish community; our High Holiday Food Drive, where we collect food for the Growth Clinic for Children at Boston Medical Center; Project Ezra, where Jewish volunteers work in various community service programs on Christmas Day so that Christian volunteers may spend the day with their families; and the American Cancer Society’s Daffodil Shabbat, held each year in March, where temple members purchase bunches of daffodils to decorate the bima.