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UJA's Supplies for Success held at Yeshiva of South Shore
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Volunteers at the UJA's Supplies for Success event at Yeshiva of South Shore collect the items before filling the backpacks.
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Abby Gur-Arie, Kayla Abraham and Rachelli Menashy showed off the backpacks they filled at the UJA Supplies for Success event last Sunday.
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Judy Wagman and her daughter, Sarah Wagman, a first-grader at the Franklin Early Childhood Center in Hewlett, with the backpack that Sarah packed with school supplies at Yeshiva of South Shore in Aug. 16.
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Yocheved Wagman, 8, was a dual backpacking filling threat at the UJA Supplies for Success in Hewlett last Sunday.
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Backpacks crammed with school supplies were stacked before being distributed to the various schools and synagogues.
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More than 500 Orthodox Jewish schoolchildren will receive backpacks filled with a variety of needed school supplies as volunteers ranging from kids to grandparents packed the knapsacks at the United Jewish Appeal Federation-New York Supplies for Success event at Yeshiva of South Shore in Hewlett last Sunday.
The Tov B’Yachad program to help disadvantaged Orthodox Jewish children began at Young Israel of Woodmere in 2009. Tov B’Yachad is a UJA initiative that strengthens the connection between the Orthodox community and the organization.
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