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Activity and Location |
Project Leader |
Description |
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1.Atrium-2 Technology Drive, Chelmsford
A senior housing community that emphasizes a safe and familiar environment for individuals with Alzheimer’s or other forms of memory loss. |
Paul Rodman
Pnr007@aol.com |
Singing with the residents 1:30-2:30 Meet there or meet Paul at the temple meet at 1:15
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2.Chelmsford Community Garden (Sunny Meadows)
Dirt driveway next to a white house, across from mailboxes numbered 163 and 164 |
Laura Smith
Ltsmith1@comcast.net
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Dress to paint and get dirty. Bring old paintbrushes, hammers, and work gloves. Wear hat and sun screen. |
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3.Congregation Shalom car wash |
Mike Apfelberg
mapfelberg@aol.com |
All proceeds will go towards funding the day and towards a Japanese relief fund. Hours are from 10:00-3:00. |
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4.Congregation Shalom caring yarns |
Janet Dubner dwd@massmed.org
Laura Rodman laura0502@alum.bu.edu |
Squares for afghans given to members who are ill, hats for newborns. Project will run all day, no age restrictions |
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5. Congregation Shalom children’s mitzvot |
Deborah Morrissey
Johndeb92@comcast.net
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Container gardens and bird feeders. This program will run from 9:30-11:30 |
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6.Congregation Shalom cleaning the kitchen |
Pat Schneider
morahpat@aol.com |
Three or four volunteers needed to clean coffee pots, empty and clean out cabinets, drawers, and refrigerator 11:00-3:00 |
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7.Congregation Shalom Havdallah Garden |
Lauren Denis Idenis@alvirnehs.org
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Planting, creating garden markers |
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8.Congregation Shalom mulching and planting |
John Morrissey
Johndeb92@comcast.net |
9:30 to finish. Please bring wheel barrows, shovels, and gardening tools. |
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9.Congregation Shalom
Sorting |
Laura Rodman
laura0502@alum.bu.edu |
Sorting clothes from the Wish Project at the temple |
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10.Congregation Shalom
Staining picnic tables |
John Morrissey
Johndeb92@comcast.net |
Picnic tables on left side of driveway as entering temple need to be stained. |
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11. House of Hope
812 Merrimack Street Lowell, MA
A shelter that provides a place to live and services to those in need in Lowell. |
Adam Sherer seedadrun@yahoo.com |
Painting
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12.Middlesex Living Transitional Center
209 Merrimack Street Lowell, MA |
David Hirschel
Josephdavid@msn.com |
Preparing and serving lunch. We are all set for this project. |
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13.Paul Center
39 Concord Road Chelmsford, MA
A facility that assists children with disabilities in developing their maximum potential and independence by providing educational and recreational experiences. |
Dan Dubner dwd@massmed.org |
We will be doing a general cleanup. Jobs include painting, mowing, spreading mulch, cleaning nature trails, replacing broken screens, repairing and staining picnic tables, fixing a fence, putting up a volleyball net. |
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14.Ronan McElligott Park a Boundless Playground, a fully handicap-accessible playground in Westford, Massachusetts. The playground is located at Edwards Beach 55 Williams Avenue, Westford |
Jill DesLauriers jillbar@aol.com |
This is the playground that our religious and Hebrew school supported several years. We will be picking up trash, cleaning, sweeping, weeding, mulching |
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15. The Wish Project 1A Foundry Street Lowell, MA
This agency works with 94 agencies and programs in the Merrimack Valley sharing a network of information, goods, labor and trucks. This “Goods Bank” is similar to that of a Food Bank. Work is done all year long to make sure that basic goods are available in one central location to all agencies. |
Ellen Eisenhandler sandell60@yahoo.com
Deb Singer deb.singer@comcast.net |
Volunteers will help sort and put away clothing, home goods, and baby goods, as well as possibly moving some furniture around depending on what kind of group we have and how many volunteers we have. We will meet at the temple and then go from there. Carpooling is appreciated. |