Last night was truly special at the Senator Philip D. Lewis Center thanks to the incredible generosity and warmth of the National Council of Jewish Women. A heartfelt thank you to NCJW for not only donating but also serving a delicious dinner to our guests. Your kindness
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Quantum House is located at St. Mary’s Hospital and offers affordable housing, meals, family activities, and an emergency safety net for family members of children undergoing serious limb extension surgeries. It is the ONLY organization of its kind between Orlando and Miami. NCJW Palm Beach volunteers provided
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Help, I need somebody! Help, not just anybody! What I need are some of YOU! Paul McCartney would be delighted to know you answered my plea. I know many of you have expressed interest in serving dinner at The Lewis Center. I apologize if you have offered
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We have been providing dinners at The Lewis Center since February 2017. Their 90-day Rapid Re-housing program supports individuals who are being helped to go from homeless to hopeful. While serving dinner, we share words of comfort and encouragement, as clients share their appreciation. During our meal
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SUCCESS BREEDS SUCCESS Since 2021, NCJW Palm Beach Section’s SOUP FOR THE SOUL, with the help of Palm Beach Harvest, has fed over 5,300 food insecure children and families in Palm Beach County. Over 500 volunteers have filled bags of nutritious soup ingredients to help families
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Our members are back serving dinner at The Lewis Center and feeling safely masked behind the counter. We will continue to serve in 2022. The following dates are seeking YOU and 2 or 3 member friends to serve with you from 5:30-7:00: Please email me at debm129@gmail.com or call
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The answer is MASK! Our members are back serving dinner at The Lewis Center and feeling safe behind the counter. As of this newsletter, five different groups of volunteers have served and were glad they did. Unfortunately, smiles can’t be seen behind the masks but the thanks offered by residents
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