March PADness - Registry - Form

March PADness - Registry

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In Partnership with Rochester's National Council of Jewish Women

The Temple Sinai Women's Chavurah

Invites You to March PADness 2021
A Virtual PAD Kit Making Party

For several years, Temple Sinai has hosted a feminine hygiene kit making party, which resulted in hundreds of kits donated to numerous agencies in need of such products in the greater Rochester area.
In 2020, during COVID, NCJW/GRS created virtual parties, which allowed members and friends to purchase, assemble, and donate personal hygiene products, while staying safe and distanced. Personal hygiene products are costly and unaffordable for many women in our community.

HERE'S HOW YOU CAN HELP WITH OUR ANNUAL EVENT

ORDER ANY OF THE ITEMS LISTED BELOW. THEY WILL BE DELIVERED RIGHT TO TEMPLE SINAI WITH NO COST TO YOU FOR SHIPPING!

IF YOU PREFER, BUY AT ANY STORE: Purchase any of the designated items (individually wrapped only, please!) on your own and deliver to
Sinai, Monday – Friday, 9:00-3:00, ring the bell and leave your donations at the door.

MAKE A DONATION: Make a donation by sending a check to Temple Sinai for March PADness, and we'll do everything else.

Questions? Would you like to volunteer to help assemble or drive?
Contact Monika Katzel, monikakatzel@gmail.com or 585-748-4273
or Joyce Schachter at jschachter@tsinai.org.

U by Kotex Feminine Maxi Pads (132 count) - $20.97 - 19 of 30 Left

U by Kotex Ultra Thin Pads with Wings (44 count) - $8.99 - 36 of 50 Left

Carefree Acti Fresh Panti Liners (120 count) - $5.59 - 29 of 40 Left

U by Kotex Security Tampons (64 count) - $10.94 - 16 of 30 Left

Tue, March 2 2021
18 Adar 5781

STATEMENT

FROM

TEMPLE SINAI

Temple Sinai recognizes with sorrow that after the pain from the horrific treatment of Daniel Prude this summer, and again of a nine-year-old little girl last month, the grand jury’s choice not to indict the police officers involved in Daniel Prude’s death is yet another painful blow to the Rochester community, especially to Black community members and people of color, including Black members of our Jewish community.

We are obligated “not to stand idly by while your neighbor’s blood is shed.” (Leviticus 19:16) for the sanctity of human life is of utmost importance.

We offer our prayers for the Prude family. We will support the efforts in our community to reform and create a public safety and health system that responds appropriately to individuals in need of mental health services, honors the lives of all people and upholds racial and social justice.

Rabbi Debbi Till

Cantor Renata Braun

Rabbi Alan J. Katz, Emeritus

Keith Greer, L.C.S.W., President

Congregation of Temple Sinai