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Happy Pride Month!

Help us spread the rainbow cheer! Volunteer! Make sprinkle cookies and fun PB&J sandwiches through our Meal Train program.

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Ending Poverty Together

Ve’ahavta: A  Jewish Humanitarian Response to Poverty

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Summer Clothing Drive

Our clients need summer clothes: Men’s short and long-sleeved shirts, shorts, and pants – in new or as-new condition.

Items can be dropped off Mon-Fri from 9-5 at 4100 Chesswood Dr. Unit 1. Thank you! 

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Congratulations to our lucky winners who guessed closest to the magic number of sock pairs in the Ve’ahavta outreach van at the Walk with Israel!

This Summer, we are collecting the following much-need items for our clients: Men’s short and long-sleeved shirts, shorts, and pants – in new or as-new condition.

Items can be dropped off Mon-Fri from 9-5 at 4100 Chesswood Dr. Unit 1.

Come do a good deed with Ve’ahavta. Volunteer with us! There are lots of opportunities to choose from.

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Our clients urgently need items that we’re running low on in our warehouse. Check the list and donate. 

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Read about Ve’ahavta’s latest campaigns and activities in the news. 

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Homelessness and poverty are complex, systemic issues that require supports that meets people where they’re at.

That’s why Ve’ahavta has a series of programs that create transformative change in the lives of both our clients and volunteers.

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Inspiration Corner

This is Ivan, a graduate from the Ve’ahavta Skills Academy.

When Ivan sat down with our Director of Development, Brandon Lablong, he told us about how he used to feel quite hopeless and lost. He was not able to maintain steady work but couldn’t figure out why.

With Ve’ahavta’s help and an in-depth assessment, Ivan was able to identify that he has been living his whole life with an undiagnosed condition. Once he had a better understanding of himself, he was able to choose the path right for himself. Listen to his story…

“If I am not for me, who is for me; and if I am (only) for myself, what am I. And if not now, when?” – Hillel, Ethics of the Fathers, 1:14

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