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Please note that last day to add names to the memorial book is on September 16.

High Holy Days Schedule

High Holy Days Food Drive: This year we again ask that you donate non-perishable food items. Needed are canned fruits, vegetables, chicken, salmon and soup; boxed cereal and pasta, and other nutritious non-perishable items. We ask for your continued generosity in helping our hungry San Diego County neighbors. You can drop off your donations on October 18 from 1-3 pm at the Joan & Irwin Jacob Campus. Learn more about the Food Drive at https://www.jfssd.org/high-holy-days-food-drive/

MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger : The Corners of Our Fields is a joint effort of the Conservative, Reform, and Reconstructionist movements and Hillel International to collect nonperishable food for local charities and funds for MAZON, which provides grants to nonprofit organizations confronting hunger throughout the world. As you look inward during these High Holy Days, MAZON asks that you reach outward to those in need. Please give to MAZON what you would have spent to feed yourself and your family on Yom Kippur. Donate online: http://www.mazon.org

Do not hesitate to call our office 858-268-3674 with any questions or concerns. 

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