In partnership with MEOR, we'll gather for brunch, Jewish learning, and a chance to support Family Table's essential work. Together, we'll pack and deliver kosher food boxes to seniors, including Holocaust survivors, in Allston, Brighton, and Brookline. Our tradition calls us to act on both food insecurity and senior isolation, and for many of the people we visit, a delivery means a full fridge and a friendly face at the door. Logistics: In addition to signing up with MEOR you must register with JF&CS and fill out the CORI form. You'll find further instructions on MEOR's sign-up page. If you have a car, we need drivers!

Join us to help serve a warm, sit-down dinner at Wednesday Night Supper Club, a weekly community meal at 5 Park Street in downtown Boston, steps from the Park Street T. We’ll arrive at 5:30 to help set up, serve guests during dinner, and pitch in with cleanup, wrapping up around 7:00. No experience needed, just come ready to welcome people and share a meal with neighbors. This is a small group, so please RSVP by Tuesday Oct 27.

As part of their Wheeler Bowl, the AEPi chapter at Northeastern University joins Selah for a virtual Narcan and harm reduction training rooted in Jewish values. Selah co-founders Jeremy Pool and Ben Litchman lead the session, drawing on personal experience and Jewish teachings about caring for one another and the obligation to save a life. Brothers will learn how to recognize and respond to an opioid overdose. They will then put that learning into action by tabling on campus, handing out Narcan kits, and sharing what they learned with fellow students, including the Jewish values that call us to protect one another. This program is a partnership between Repair the World Boston, AEPi Northeastern, and Selah.