Isaac M. Wise Temple
Selichot Reception (PST)
09/04/2010
Selichot Service (PST)
09/04/2010
Erev Rosh Hashanah
09/08/2010
Rosh Hashanah Day
09/09/2010
Erev Yom Kippur
09/17/2010
Yom Kippur Day
09/18/2010
Erev Sukkot
09/22/2010
Mid-week Hebrew School begins (WC)
09/22/2010
Sukkot Morning
09/23/2010
Religious School - Opening Day
09/26/2010
2011 Israel Trip Informational Meeting
09/27/2010
Cincinnati Chocolate Festival
10/24/2010
Below is a listing of our current volunteer opportunties. If you have any questions, please contact Judy Jennings at 513-793-2556 or click here to email Judy.
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Fill your grocery bags with food for the Freestore/Foodbank.
Don’t forget to bring your grocery bag to Wise Center or Plum Street Temple on Yom Kippur morning
Prepare and share dinner, play basketball, and listen to what’s on the minds of the young men in this community center.
Project Leader: Ed Waterman
Help receive, sort and pack donated food items for the FreeStore/FoodBank.
Volunteer to prepare and host Brunch for women and children at the emergency shelter. After brunch, participate in arts & crafts and fun activities with the kids. (Ages 9+, ages 9-16 must be accompanied by an adult).
Project Leader: Tricia Gold
Prepare and serve hot lunches to Cincinnati’s homeless and less fortunate neighbors. (Ages 10+, ages 10–16 must be accompanied by an adult).
Project Leader: Stacey Bie
Donate cooked turkey and pie to the Over-the–Rhine Soup Kitchen for
holiday meals.
Project Leader: Mary and Scott Boster
Create a bundle of love and care for babies and young children for the
YWCA Battered Women’s Shelter.
Project Leaders: Joyce Alpiner and Sue Voos
Our volunteers serve and clean up as approximately 200 guests are welcomed for dinner. (Ages 12+, ages 12-16 must be accompanied by an adult).
Project Leader: Ann Safdi
Share your good health this holiday season by giving blood. (Ages 17+ and
a minimum of 100 pounds; age 17 must have permission of parent)
Project Leaders: Mindy Hastie and Denise Scheineson
Help us be gracious hosts as we welcome homeless families served by IHN. Our classrooms become bedrooms, our Program Room becomes a kitchen, and the Youth Lounge becomes a living room. Your help is needed to set up the sleeping rooms, launder bedding, prepare an evening meal, play with the children, or spend the night at Wise Center.
IHN Co- Chairs: Margie Burgin and Deb LaFrance
Our volunteers will cook a holiday dinner, serve and clean up as approximately 250 guests are welcomed for dinner.
(Ages 15+, ages 15-16 must be accompanied by an adult).
Click here to register to volunteer for upcoming WiseUp volunteer projects