Impact in Action – Everything But The Turkey
Join us for Everything But The Turkey (EBTT), a signature program of the Edlavitch DCJCC since 1996, for an opportunity to make a difference. Chop, mix, grate, and prepare thousands of festive Thanksgiving side dishes for those experiencing hunger and homelessness in our region. Edlavitch DCJCC’s program partner, DC Central Kitchen, will throw in the turkeys and distribute healthy Thanksgiving meals to homeless shelters, transitional housing facilities, and other social service agencies in the District.
Amidst the preparations, discover more about Federation’s partnership with the Edlavitch DC JCC, and how we’re strengthening the Jewish community together.
Young Professionals Session (open to ages 21-45)
Sunday, November 23, 12:30 PM – 2 :00 PM
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Community Sessions (open to all ages)
Sunday, November 23, 4:30 PM – 6:00 PM
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Monday, November 24, 6:30 – 8:00 PM
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Questions? Contact Shira Pomerantz.
Event Leadership: Amy Forseter, Jason Gates, Carly Recoon, Pamela Rosenberg, and Dani Wladis Financial Resource Development (FRD) Committee: Sophie Buslik, Abby Cherner, Jeff Distenfeld, Staci Eichelbaum Levine, Wendy Feldman Block, Meg Flax, Jill Granader, Jessie Heines Wolf, Kerry Iris, Brad Lackey, Ron Paul, MD, Rachel Shuster, and Samantha Sisisky
Security at Federation Events The Jewish Federation of Greater Washington’s security division, JShield, works closely with local law enforcement to coordinate security for all Federation-hosted events. We use every available resource to help ensure your safety and appreciate your partnership in helping us maintain a secure and welcoming environment for all. Please take note of the following policies:
Event Leadership: Amy Forseter, Jason Gates, Carly Recoon, Pamela Rosenberg, and Dani Wladis Financial Resource Development (FRD) Committee: Sophie Buslik, Abby Cherner, Jeff Distenfeld, Staci Eichelbaum Levine, Wendy Feldman Block, Meg Flax, Jill Granader, Jessie Heines Wolf, Kerry Iris, Brad Lackey, Ron Paul, MD, Rachel Shuster, and Samantha Sisisky
Security at Federation Events The Jewish Federation of Greater Washington’s security division, JShield, works closely with local law enforcement to coordinate security for all Federation-hosted events. We use every available resource to help ensure your safety and appreciate your partnership in helping us maintain a secure and welcoming environment for all. Please take note of the following policies:
- Entry: Registration is required—walk-ins will not be permitted. A government-issued ID is required for entry.
- Bag Policy: Backpacks, luggage, and large purses are not permitted. If possible, we encourage you to avoid bringing a bag. If necessary, please bring a small one. All bags are subject to search.
- Additional Security Measures: Depending on the event, additional procedures such as metal detectors may be in place.
- Social Media Protocol: To help protect all attendees, please do not post the location of a Federation event before or during the event. We ask that you wait to post until the event has ended and the site is clear.