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Cara Milch and children sing and dance as Squeaky Clean played the music at the benefit concert.
Photo by Milch Photography & Video
The Temple Avodah Youth Choir with Cantor Sheila Singer performed with Squeaky Clean.
Photo by Milch Photography & Video
Rockin’ rockabilly group Squeaky Clean was the headline performer at the SULAM-LI benefit concert last Sunday.
Photo by Milch Photography & Video
At the SULAM-LI benefit concert at Temple Beth El, The Brandeis School Choir and Cantor Carol Chesler.
Photo by Milch Photography & Video
The rockabilly band, Squeaky Clean, and the choirs from The Brandeis School and Temple Avodah performed at SULAM-LI’s annual benefit concert at Temple Beth El. SULAM, a Five Towns-based special education program, is a collaboration of seven synagogues including, Congregation Sons of Israel, Hewlett-East Rockaway Jewish Centre, Reconstructionist Congregation Beth Emeth, Temple Am Echad, Temple Beth El, Temple Hillel and Temple Israel.
In Hebrew, Sulam means ladder and the programs offered provides a step up in the Jewish education of children with special needs. All proceeds from the concert will benefit SULAM-LI.
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