The Mayerson JCC will be hosting their Fall Market, a fun and festive event that offers a variety of produce, handcrafted goods, clothing, kid-oriented fun, and more. Dozens of area vendors will be in attendance!

This is a great opportunity to have fun with family, while also supporting a good cause: the 2023 Sukkot Food Drive.

Your donations will benefit our Heldman Family Food Pantry, located in our Barbash Family Vital Support Center.

We gratefully accept all donations, but the following items are most needed:

Personal Care Items: mouthwash, razors (Gillette® or Schick®), shampoo, soap, shaving cream or gel, dish soap, laundry detergent: pods or liquid, cleaning supplies (Windex®, 409®, Mr. Clean®, etc.)

Kosher and non-Kosher Food Items: Bush’s® vegetarian baked beans, boxed cereal, cooking oil (vegetable/canola), coffee (ground), jarred pasta sauce, pineapple tidbits, salmon (canned), Wacky Mac®

If you’re unable to drop off a food donation but still want to give, please consider making a monetary donation by clicking the link here: Donate at jfscinti.org/give

To Donate: drive up and drop off at the Mayerson JCC parking lot

8485 Ridge Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45236

[rain or shine]

Join Jewish Cemeteries and BespokenLive for Preserving Family History Through Storytelling. We will learn from and with Joey the best practices, interview tips, and recording techniques for capturing the precious stories each family has to share and that will bring color and life to the dates, names, and places of genealogy research.

 

Thank you to our partners at the Jacob Rader Marcus Center of the American Jewish Archives for hosting us, and to BespokenLive, EquaSion, Hamilton County Genealogical Society, Over the Rhine Museum, and the University of Cincinnati Department of Judaic Studies. Kuhn Family photo courtesy of the American Jewish Archives.

Join Jewish Cemeteries and BespokenLive for Preserving Family History Through Storytelling. We will learn from and with Joey the best practices, interview tips, and recording techniques for capturing the precious stories each family has to share and that will bring color and life to the dates, names, and places of genealogy research.

 

Thank you to our partners at the Jacob Rader Marcus Center of the American Jewish Archives for hosting us, and to BespokenLive, EquaSion, Hamilton County Genealogical Society, Over the Rhine Museum, and the University of Cincinnati Department of Judaic Studies. Kuhn Family photo courtesy of the American Jewish Archives.