2 March 2015 - Adar-Nisan 5775 Westchester Jewish Life www.westchesterjewishlife.com Lauren Keats of Scarsdale Elected to International Board at BBYO Convention The BBYO International philanthropists attended Many area teens Synagogue Temples Trem- fraternity) and the B'nai Convention (IC) 2015 is an to converse with each oth- attended the conven- ont and Emanu-El; Emma B'rith Girls (BBG, high school annual event that began 90 er, and with teens, about bby tion along with sister Weiner, Allyson Werner, sorority) have been providing years ago as a way for BBYO how to engage this age and brother, Lauren and Ross Glinkenhouse and exceptional leadership pro- members to connect once a group in Jewish life now Spencer Keats from West- Mara Young from Woodlands grams and identity enrich- year, but has now grown to and in the future. chester Reform Temple Community Temple, Green- ment experiences, shaping be a setting for individuals The convention bbyo in Scarsdale. Lauren was burgh; Gracie Aaronson from the confidence and character across the Jewish commu- was also host to the Co- elected to the next Inter- Temple Beth Am, Yorktown of more than 400,000 alum- nity to learn, lead and work alition of Jewish Teens national Board along with Heights; Sam Barnett and ni who are among the most together toward ensuring a (CJT). Teen leadership 9 others from all over the Hannah Bergman from Tem- prominent figures in busi- strong Jewish future, spear- from the five major youth BG U.S. ple Shaaray Tefila, Bedford ness, politics, academia, the headed by the next genera- movements (BBYO, NCSY, Additional West- Corners; and Seth Marion arts and Jewish communal tion. This year, from Febru- NFTY, USY and Young Ju- chester County teens from Larchmont Temple. life. Now, BBYO's network of ary 12 - 16, more than 2,200 daea) met for 24 hours attending the Conven- The International Board Jewish teens, alumni, par- Jewish teens (a 24% increase concurrently to the Sum- tion included; Timothy helps chart the organization's ents, volunteers and philan- from 2014) and 1,100 Jewish mit on Jewish Teens to Chizzik from Temple vision for the coming year, thropists serves as the Jewish adults including some of the strategically plan ways Israel of Northern West- and provides leadership and community's most valuable community's top educators, Jewish teens everywhere chester, Croton-on- support to teen leaders in lo- platform for delivering to the professionals and philan- can work across organi- Hudson; Justin Thaler cal communities throughout post Bar/Bat Mitzvah audi- thropists from 20 countries zational borders to build from Temple Beth El of the BBYO system. They work ence fun, meaningful and af- joined in Atlanta for this un- a stronger, united Jewish Northern Westchester, to strengthen regions and fordable experiences. precedented moment. community. They drafted Chappaqua; Leah Mo- chapters by enhancing the Ju- This past year, the BBYO For the first time ever, a mission statement for nack, Tess Nienaltow, daic, social, educational and Westchester Region has char- The Jim Joseph Foundation, their work moving for- Lauren Keats Jonathan Holtz, Hope community service program- tered an AZA and BBG chapter The Marcus Foundation, The ward: "We, the Coalition and Sarah Barkley and Leah ming throughout the network. in partnership with Westches- Schusterman Family Founda- of Jewish Teens, stand united Monack from Temple Beth BBYO is the leading ter Reform Temple, 255 Mama- tion and The Paul E. Singer to shape the Jewish future we all come together," said Abraham, Tarrytown; Beth pluralistic Jewish teen move- roneck Road in Scarsdale. The Foundation hosted the Sum- through shared Jewish val- Matthew Grossman, BBYO Nichols, Ariel Vasser, Max ment aspiring to involve more group meets from 6:30-7:30 pm mit on Jewish Teens during ues." Chief Executive Officer. "IC Abrams, Ben Meiner and Re- Jewish teens in more mean- every other Wednesday and the first 24 hours of IC 2015. "BBYO's leadership, 2015 was an exciting step becca Maccabee from Temple ingful Jewish experiences. teens do not have to be mem- Two hundred and fifty of the both teen and adult, realize in making that happen and Israel of New Rochelle; Isa- For 90 years, BBYO's leader- bers of the synagogue to join. Jewish community's most in- that the future of the Jewish we're looking forward to con- bella Puig, Sara Metzger and ship programs the Aleph Za- For more information on BBYO fluential thought leaders and community is brighter when tinuing this collaboration." Zach Gordon from Scarsdale dik Aleph (AZA, high school visit www.bbyo.org. HADASSAH WISHES YOU A HAPPY PASSOVER CELEBRATE SPRING CELEBRATE FREEDOM CELEBRATE PASSOVER HADASSAH 10 New King Street, White Plains, NY 10604 Westchester 914.937.3151 WestchesterRegion@hadassah.org Hadassah The Women's Zionist Organization of America, Inc. ©2015 Hadassah, The Women's Zionist Organization of America, Inc. Hadassah is a registered trademark of Hadassah, The Women's Zionist Organization of America, Inc. 2 March 2015 - Adar-Nisan 5775 Westchester Jewish Life www.westchesterjewishlife.com Lauren Keats of Scarsdale Elected to International Board at BBYO Convention The BBYO International philanthropists attended Many area teens Synagogue Temples Trem- fraternity) and the B'nai Convention (IC) 2015 is an to converse with each oth- attended the conven- ont and Emanu-El; Emma B'rith Girls (BBG, high school annual event that began 90 er, and with teens, about bby tion along with sister Weiner, Allyson Werner, sorority) have been providing years ago as a way for BBYO how to engage this age and brother, Lauren and Ross Glinkenhouse and exceptional leadership pro- members to connect once a group in Jewish life now Spencer Keats from West- Mara Young from Woodlands grams and identity enrich- year, but has now grown to and in the future. chester Reform Temple Community Temple, Green- ment experiences, shaping be a setting for individuals The convention bbyo in Scarsdale. Lauren was burgh; Gracie Aaronson from the confidence and character across the Jewish commu- was also host to the Co- elected to the next Inter- Temple Beth Am, Yorktown of more than 400,000 alum- nity to learn, lead and work alition of Jewish Teens national Board along with Heights; Sam Barnett and ni who are among the most together toward ensuring a (CJT). Teen leadership 9 others from all over the Hannah Bergman from Tem- prominent figures in busi- strong Jewish future, spear- from the five major youth BG U.S. ple Shaaray Tefila, Bedford ness, politics, academia, the headed by the next genera- movements (BBYO, NCSY, Additional West- Corners; and Seth Marion arts and Jewish communal tion. This year, from Febru- NFTY, USY and Young Ju- chester County teens from Larchmont Temple. life. Now, BBYO's network of ary 12 - 16, more than 2,200 daea) met for 24 hours attending the Conven- The International Board Jewish teens, alumni, par- Jewish teens (a 24% increase concurrently to the Sum- tion included; Timothy helps chart the organization's ents, volunteers and philan- from 2014) and 1,100 Jewish mit on Jewish Teens to Chizzik from Temple vision for the coming year, thropists serves as the Jewish adults including some of the strategically plan ways Israel of Northern West- and provides leadership and community's most valuable community's top educators, Jewish teens everywhere IG chester, Croton-on- support to teen leaders in lo- platform for delivering to the professionals and philan- can work across organi- Hudson; Justin Thaler cal communities throughout post Bar/Bat Mitzvah audi- thropists from 20 countries zational borders to build from Temple Beth El of the BBYO system. They work ence fun, meaningful and af- joined in Atlanta for this un- a stronger, united Jewish Northern Westchester, to strengthen regions and fordable experiences. precedented moment. community. They drafted Chappaqua; Leah Mo- chapters by enhancing the Ju- This past year, the BBYO For the first time ever, a mission statement for nack, Tess Nienaltow, daic, social, educational and Westchester Region has char- The Jim Joseph Foundation, their work moving for- Lauren Keats Jonathan Holtz, Hope community service program- tered an AZA and BBG chapter The Marcus Foundation, The ward: "We, the Coalition and Sarah Barkley and Leah ming throughout the network. in partnership with Westches- Schusterman Family Founda- of Jewish Teens, stand united Monack from Temple Beth BBYO is the leading ter Reform Temple, 255 Mama- tion and The Paul E. Singer to shape the Jewish future we all come together," said Abraham, Tarrytown; Beth pluralistic Jewish teen move- roneck Road in Scarsdale. The Foundation hosted the Sum- through shared Jewish val- Matthew Grossman, BBYO Nichols, Ariel Vasser, Max ment aspiring to involve more group meets from 6:30-7:30 pm mit on Jewish Teens during ues." Chief Executive Officer. "IC Abrams, Ben Meiner and Re- Jewish teens in more mean- every other Wednesday and the first 24 hours of IC 2015. "BBYO's leadership, 2015 was an exciting step becca Maccabee from Temple ingful Jewish experiences. teens do not have to be mem- Two hundred and fifty of the both teen and adult, realize in making that happen and Israel of New Rochelle; Isa- For 90 years, BBYO's leader- bers of the synagogue to join. Jewish community's most in- that the future of the Jewish we're looking forward to con- bella Puig, Sara Metzger and ship programs the Aleph Za- For more information on BBYO fluential thought leaders and community is brighter when tinuing this collaboration." Zach Gordon from Scarsdale dik Aleph (AZA, high school visit www.bbyo.org. HADASSAH WISHES YOU A HAPPY PASSOVER CELEBRATE SPRING CELEBRATE FREEDOM CELEBRATE PASSOVER HADASSAH 10 New King Street, White Plains, NY 10604 Westchester 914.937.3151 WestchesterRegion@hadassah.org Hadassah The Women's Zionist Organization of America, Inc. ©2015 Hadassah, The Women's Zionist Organization of America, Inc. Hadassah is a registered trademark of Hadassah, The Women's Zionist Organization of America, Inc. 2 March 2015 Adar-Nisan 5775 Westchester Jewish Life www.westchesterjewishlife.com Lauren Keats of Scarsdale Elected to International Board at BBYO Convention The BBYO International philanthropists attended Many area teens Synagogue Temples Trem- fraternity) and the B'nai Convention (IC) 2015 is an to converse with each oth- attended the conven- ont and Emanu-El; Emma B'rith Girls (BBG, high school annual event that began 90 er, and with teens, about NYN bby tion along with sister Weiner, Allyson Werner, sorority) have been providing years ago as a way for BBYO how to engage this age and brother, Lauren and Ross Glinkenhouse and exceptional leadership pro- members to connect once a group in Jewish life now Spencer Keats from West- Mara Young from Woodlands grams and identity enrich- year, but has now grown to and in the future. chester Reform Temple Community Temple, Green- ment experiences, shaping be a setting for individuals The convention bbyo in Scarsdale. Lauren was burgh; Gracie Aaronson from the confidence and character across the Jewish commu- was also host to the Co- elected to the next Inter- Temple Beth Am, Yorktown of more than 400,000 alum- nity to learn, lead and work alition of Jewish Teens national Board along with Heights; Sam Barnett and ni who are among the most together toward ensuring a (CJT). Teen leadership 9 others from all over the Hannah Bergman from Tem- prominent figures in busi- strong Jewish future, spear- from the five major youth BG U.S. ple Shaaray Tefila, Bedford ness, politics, academia, the headed by the next genera- movements (BBYO, NCSY, Additional West- Corners; and Seth Marion arts and Jewish communal tion. This year, from Febru- NFTY, USY and Young Ju- chester County teens from Larchmont Temple. life. Now, BBYO's network of ary 12 16, more than 2,200 daea) met for 24 hours attending the Conven- The International Board Jewish teens, alumni, par- Jewish teens (a 24% increase concurrently to the Sum- tion included; Timothy helps chart the organization's ents, volunteers and philan- from 2014) and 1,100 Jewish mit on Jewish Teens to Chizzik from Temple vision for the coming year, thropists serves as the Jewish adults including some of the strategically plan ways Israel of Northern West- and provides leadership and community's most valuable community's top educators, Jewish teens everywhere IG chester, Croton-on- support to teen leaders in lo- platform for delivering to the professionals and philan- can work across organi- IN Hudson; Justin Thaler cal communities throughout post Bar/Bat Mitzvah audi- thropists from 20 countries zational borders to build from Temple Beth El of the BBYO system. They work ence fun, meaningful and af- joined in Atlanta for this un- a stronger, united Jewish Northern Westchester, to strengthen regions and fordable experiences. precedented moment. community. They drafted Chappaqua; Leah Mo- chapters by enhancing the Ju- This past year, the BBYO For the first time ever, a mission statement for nack, Tess Nienaltow, daic, social, educational and Westchester Region has char- The Jim Joseph Foundation, their work moving for- Lauren Keats Jonathan Holtz, Hope community service program- tered an AZA and BBG chapter The Marcus Foundation, The ward: "We, the Coalition and Sarah Barkley and Leah ming throughout the network. in partnership with Westches- Schusterman Family Founda- of Jewish Teens, stand united Monack from Temple Beth BBYO is the leading ter Reform Temple, 255 Mama- tion and The Paul E. Singer to shape the Jewish future we all come together," said Abraham, Tarrytown; Beth pluralistic Jewish teen move- roneck Road in Scarsdale. The Foundation hosted the Sum- through shared Jewish val- Matthew Grossman, BBYO Nichols, Ariel Vasser, Max ment aspiring to involve more group meetsfrom 6:30-7:30 pm mit on Jewish Teens during ues." Chief Executive Officer. "IC Abrams, Ben Meiner and Re- Jewish teens in more mean- every other Wednesday and the first 24 hours of IC 2015. "BBYO's leadership, 2015 was an exciting step becca Maccabee from Temple ingful Jewish experiences. teens do not have to be mem- Two hundred and fifty of the both teen and adult, realize in making that happen and Israel of New Rochelle; Isa- For 90 years, BBYO's leader- bers of the synagogue to join. Jewish community's most in- that the future of the Jewish we're looking forward to con- bella Puig, Sara Metzger and ship programs the Aleph Za- For more information on BBYO fluential thought leaders and community is brighter when tinuing this collaboration." Zach Gordon from Scarsdale dik Aleph (AZA, high school visit www.bbyo.org. HADASSAH WISHES YOU HAPPY PASSOVER. CELEBRATE SPRING CELEBRATE FREEDOM CELEBRATE PASSOVER HADASSAH 10 New King Street, White Plains, NY 10604 Westchester 914.937.3151 TN WestchesterRegion@hadassah.org Hadassah The Women's Zionist Organization of America, Inc. 612015 Hactassah The Women's Zionist Organization of America Inc. 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