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Campaign for Earthquake Relief

February 13, 2023 Billy What's Happening? No comments

Dear friends,

While we only just completed our December fundraising, we can’t ignore the recent natural disaster that has caused so much damage and taken so many lives in Turkey and Syria. If you would like to help, The Jonah Maccabee Foundation would be pleased to find the organizations that are doing the best work there and direct our communal dollars to them.

Visit jonahmac.org/donate and make a gift to our Earthquake Relief Fund. We’ll take care of the rest, sending off our combined gifts every few days or so.

The Jonah Maccabee Foundation has promised to honor Jonah’s life by “turning love into action.” The people whose lives have been upended and (often literally) reduced to rubble in Southwestern Asia is exactly the kind of love Jonah would act on. And with your help, so will we.

As always, we are grateful and humbled to be your partner in working for sustained meaningful change in our society. Thank you for supporting our Earthquake Relief Fund.

Ellen, Billy, Katie and Aiden
The Jonah Maccabee Foundation

Thank you … to those who, in 2023, have provided funds so we can make a difference in people’s lives

January 3, 2023 Billy Thank You No comments

John H. Planer

Richard Recht and Elisa Heligman-Recht

Susan and David Berger

Riki Lippitz … in honor of Beged Kefet

The Levins … in honor of Janey Pachman Welis and family, and Alden Solovy

Rabbi David Saperstein

David and Mattie Paul

Ilana Matteson

Stephen and Lori Corrsin

Mayta Cohen

The Levins … in honor of Sidney Levin

Aliza Ellen Burton … in honor of Shirley Burton, my stepmother who insisted that I get a Jewish education even though she is Catholic

Mark Horowitz and Tom Staebell … in honor of Cantor Ellen Dreskin

Barb and Jerry Wishner family

Rabbi Joshua M. Davidson

Harriet Kohn … in appreciation of Roberta Roos for all she does for the cause of social justice

Madelyn Katz

Cantor Katie Oringel … in honor of Daniel Cainer

Naomi and Richard Binenfeld

Nicole Roos

Rabbi Susie Moskowitz

Angela Stone

Rabbi Norman Cohen

Aliza Burton

Lisa Izes and Jason Laks

Marjory and Mark Selig

Stephen and Lori Corrsin

David Billotti and Rosalie Will

Marian Kleinman

Anonymous

Jeanne and Murray Bodin

Rabbi Peter J Rubinstein … in honor of Billy and Ellen Dreskin

Shari and Jonathan Turell

Rabbi Bernard H Mehlman … in honor of Rabbi Gustav and Sheila Buchdahl on the wedding of their grandson, Max Buchdahl, to Mara

Probert family … in memory of Jonah

Sarah Sager … in honor of Ellen Dreskin, my teacher, frequent source of inspiration, and cherished friend

Chana Rothman … in memory of Jonah Maccabee z”l

Judy Rubin Lacker

Cantor Lisa Levine

Corey Friedlander

Tom and Susan Schaeffer

Geri Pell

Dialectica Ltd

Beth Sher

Susan and Jonathan Stein

Karen Steele … in memory of Jonah

Anonymous … in memory of Jonah

Julie Goldstein Feldman

Marc Maxwell … in memory of David Passer and Rae Sedel

Jenna and Zach Plesent … in honor of Rabbi Jeffrey Sirkman and Cantor Ellen Dreskin, for their help, guidance, and love, and for officiating our incredible wedding

Margo and Charles Wolfson

Our friends

Doug Mishkin and Wendy Jennis

Merri and Ramie Arian

Ira Lichtiger and Joyce Bluestone

Frances Rosenfeld

Bonnie Denmark Friedman

Myron Katz … in memory of Rina

Maxwell Sedel Family Foundation, Inc.

Marilyn and Jeff Bilsky

Phyllis Opochinsky

Just “thank you!”

January 2, 2023 Billy Thank You No comments

Whew! That was huge.

First of all, you stuck by us as we bombarded you with nearly a dozen emails this month. We’d wanted to share with you the wonderful videos from our 10th Anniversary Event, and you let us! Thank you for that.

Second, did you know that charitable giving is down everywhere because of the economy? But you came through for us! Thank you even moreso for that. We promise to use your dollars in as caring and compassionate a way as possible.

And all those videos? If you missed any, here they are one more time:

That’s it, friends. Thank you again. Sincerely. We’ll keep you updated on our projects. More than anything, you have our deep gratitude … for helping us remember Jonah Mac by turning love into action.

As always, you’re welcome to send additional donations, perhaps to honor someone YOU love.

Wishing you every goodness in the new year,
The Dreskin family
The Jonah Maccabee Foundation

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Thanks to all who have contributed to our “Our Second 10 Years!” Campaign

November 29, 2022 Billy Thank You No comments

We are so grateful that you take the time and dollars to support our work. It’s incredibly gratifying and this list of donors to our “Our Second 10 Years!” Campaign is a small but earnest expression of our thanks. May our shared efforts bring ever-increasing goodness into a world that so desperately needs it.

The Dreskins

Malka and Ross Wolman

Janet and Doron Elam

Andrew Katz

Sue Shankman and Michael Namath

Kenneth I Green

Barbara Orwick

Jeffrey Nakrin

Steve and Terri Levin

Anonymous

Bari Ziegel

Eileen Reiter

Marsha Shapiro … in memory of Rabbi Mark Dov Shapiro

Jo Hariton

Tom and Susan Schaeffer

Richard and Marsha Cohn

Cantor Leon Sher … in honor of all the good work the Dreskin family does in the world

The Sommer family

Glynis Conyer

Allison Pincus and Matt Scult … in memory of Jonah Dreskin whose spirit continues to impact many

Dale Glasser

Rick and Addie Lupert

Steve Klaper and Mary Gilhuly

Dr. Daniel Lucas

Carol Ochs

Ronni Schatz … in memory of Rabbi Scott Corngold

Anonymous … in honor of the Dreskin family

Nicole Roos

Bonnie Denmark Friedman

Noni and Bob Stearns

Jonathan Kessel

Melissa Kaye-Swift … in loving memory of Jonah

Pietra, Alan, and Ben Greenberg/Cohen … in memory of Sylvia and Arthur

Margot Serwer and Jonathan Gordon … in memory of Jonah Dreskin (z”l)

Jody and Michael Weinberg

Rabbi Mo Salth

Tracy Friend

Myron Katz … in memory of Rina Katz

Rabbi Jeffrey Sirkman … in memory of Susan Sirkman

Geri Pell

Patti Linsky

Sharol Brickman

Rena Dreskin … in memory of Jonah M Dreskin

Rabbi Zachary Plesent and Cantor Jenna Mark

Noah Budin … in honor of Sharon Grace

Nina Luban … in memory of Jonah

Liz Kanter Groskind and Eric Groskind

Elliott and Phyllis Rosen

Harvey Feldman … in memory of Nathan and Marian Feldman

Dan and Kelly Kaskawits … in memory of Tammy Kaskawits

Cantor Lisa Levine

Naomi and Richard Binenfeld … to celebrate Jonah’s life!

Renni Altman and Rick Wender … in honor of Daniel Wender, because he loved Jonah

Joan and Andy Farber … in honor of Ellen, Billy, Katie and Aiden

Jay and Erica Leon

Kyla and Mitchell Schneider

Rabbi Jonah Pesner and Dana Gershon

Daniel Pliskin

Patti and Wayne Fuchs … in memory of Mrs. Hilda Blum

Abby and Harry Heiman

Ariel Milan-Polisar

Neil and Denise Weinstein

Marilyn and Jeff Bilsky

Andy and Susan Sterling

Carol Scharff

Ellen G Krieger Rubin … in memory of Larry Gralla

Todd Gordon and Susan Feder

Danny Siegel

Anonymous … in memory of Hilda Blum

Rene Katersky … in honor of the Dreskin family because I have so much respect and admiration for all you do, not only in this good work in Jonah’s memory, but for your continuous warmth of welcome and teaching

Anonymous

Cantor Danielle Rodnizki … in honor of singing with Ellen, Merri, Benjie and Jenna

Mark Kaufman and Rachel Wineberg

Julie and Scott Stein

Cantor Todd Kipnis

Debra Robbins

Faryn Rudnick

Abby Gostein

Josh Perlstein

Rabbi Andy Vogel and Martha Hausman

Kim Geringer and Colin Dunn

Martine and Bruce Klein

Adina Baseman Sharfstein

Bonnie C. Mitelman

Rabbi Steven Lowenstein

Helen Meltzer-Krim

Merri Rosenberg

Michael Pincus

Anonymous … in memory of Hilda Blum

Stan and Loretta Freimark … in memory of Mrs. Hilda Blum, an elegant kind woman who will be missed by many

Cantor Jill Abramson

Jeanne and Murray Bodin

Craig Taubman … in memory of Jonah Maccabee

Marc Rosenstein

Beth D. Davidson

Kathy Tuchman Glass

John Kalter

Chuck and Nancy Fishman

Morris L. Kramer

Mayta Cohen

Phyllis Opochinsky … in memory of Jonah Dreskin

Robbie Harris

Jeanne Weiland and Jay Moskovitz

Scott B. Cantor and Lisa E. Stone

Gail Nalven and Pat Rudden

Cantor Benjie Schiller and Rabbi Les Bronstein

Rabbi and Mrs. Norman Cohen … in honor of Ellen and Billy Dreskin

Vivian and David Singer

Jonathan Slater

Mary Ann Shamis

Rob Berliner … in memory of Jonah

Ilene Berger

Jessica and Chuck Myers

Sara Steinberg

The Hacker family

Barbara Stambler

Linda A Harvey

Rabbi Larry Milder

Anonymous

The American Jewish Archives, Dr. Gary P. Zola, Executive Director

Michael Dreskin and Carol Williams … in honor of his favorite brother Billy (which Michael did not say but since Billy controls this page, he figured why not)

Arnie Sleutelberg and Robert Crowe

Louis and Kathy Bordman … in honor of the Dreskin family

Dr. Madelyn Katz … in memory of Micah Bycel

Ken and Liz Blum … in memory of Hilda Blum, and in recognition of Rabbi Mara’s beautiful, touching funeral service

Corey Friedlander

Corey Friedlander … in memory of Hilda Blum, mother of Ken Blum

Lois and Jay Izes

Anonymous

Beth Sher

Jeremy Wolfe

Steve Hummel and family … in memory of Jonah

The Pomer Family

Rabbi Larry and Rhonda Karol

Jan and Lanie Katzew

Rochelle Novins … in memory of Jay and Kevin Novins

Rabbi Norman M. Cohen

Al and Sara Dreskin

Susan and David Berger

Madeline Hendricks

Sally Winter

Rabbi Hillel Cohn

Paul Flexner … in honor of Billy

Lew Wyman and Susan Newman

Liza Pincus and Elie Salamon

Barry and Joanne Citrin

Michael Mellen

Molly Rodriguez

Rebecca Schwartz

Roberta Grossman

Roberta Roos

Jamie and Joey Carroll … in honor of Katie Dreskin

Ruth Rugoff and Joe + Annie Potischman … in memory of Jonah Maccabee Dreskin

Karen Steele

Norman E. Friedman

With Your Help, Here’s What We Accomplished In 2022

November 23, 2022 Billy Grants, Thank You, What's Happening? No comments

Dear friends,

We thought you might like to know how we spent the money you donated to The Jonah Maccabee Foundation in 2022.

Here’s the rundown of the grants we made this year:

MindLeaps … creates educational paths for vulnerable children by engaging them in fun dance classes that are part of a carefully crafted curriculum to develop key cognitive and social-emotional skills vital to success in school and work.
American Indian College Fund … supports Native student access to higher education. With only 14% of American Indians earning college degrees (less than half the national average), AICF empowers 4000 American Indian students annually to start and stay in school, complete degrees and launch careers.
Yes We Can … provides full time bilingual education and safe spaces for migrant children at U.S.-Mexico border who have no permanent address to attend school.
League of Women Voters … working to protect and expand voting rights through advocacy, education and litigation at the local, state, and national levels.
IsraAid … supports Ukrainian refugees in Moldova and supplies humanitarian aid to southern Ukraine
Thompson Island Outward Bound Education Center … provides free outdoor educational programming to low-resourced communities in the Boston Public Schools
The Penguin Project … provides theatrical outlets across the country for young artists with developmental disabilities, joined onstage by children without disabilities who work side-by-side through rehearsals and performances
United Negro College Fund …awards more than 10,000 students scholarships annually, and provides financial support to 37 historically black colleges and universities
“Songleading: A Work of Art” … the Foundation has underwritten this important book that promotes the training of a new generation of capable, effective leaders of communal singing.
The PICO Union Project … distributes free, fresh produce, mentors high school students, plants gardens and trees, and provides art programs to lift the minds and spirits of the immigrant communities living in the El Pueblo district in Los Angeles
The Florence Immigrant & Refugee Rights Project … provides free legal services to men, women, and unaccompanied children in Arizona who face immigration removal proceedings, endeavoring to ensure each immigrant has access to counsel, understands their rights under the law, and is treated fairly and humanely
Harmony Project … provides no-cost, high-quality music instruction and social support to underserved children in low-income communities, motivating them to cultivate their human potential
The Reform Movement’s Racial Justice Campaign … combats voter suppression, addressing systemic racism by demanding policy change on both a state and federal level
Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights … advocates for the rights and best interests of immigrant children, from custody and release to the ultimate decision about whether the child will be allowed to remain in the U.S.
Play Group Theatre … “preparing kids for every stage in life,” PGT understands that the show isn’t what’s most important when kids do theatre. Learning collaboration, sharpening listening skills, embracing creativity, and treating one another with honor … these are what PGT is all about. We love that!
National Diaper Network … provides basic necessities required to build the strong foundations all children, families, and individuals need to thrive and reach their full potential
6 Points Creative Arts Academy … a summer camp that strives to create holistic, meaningful experiences for young artists in a living laboratory for learning and performing
The Tali Fund … in memory of Talia Faith Agler, supports Tali’s ongoing work and dreams, helping fund the Talia Agler Girls Shelter in Nairobi, Kenya
52nd Street Project … creates and produces new plays for, and often by, kids ages 9-18 who reside in the Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood of New York City
Lifting Up Westchester Summer Camp … gives children who are experiencing homelessness in Westchester County, New York, a safe space filled with fun and games, plus literacy activities that help them retain the past year’s school lessons, preparing for success when the new school year begins.

We hope you feel as good about these grants as we do. Thank you so much for supporting us. We’re grateful to have you with us as we carry forward Jonah’s legacy — his zest for living and his passion for goodness — and, together, work to improve the lives of young people everywhere.

Wishing you every goodness,
Ellen, Billy, Katie, Mark and Aiden
The Jonah Maccabee Foundation

Performing THIS SUNDAY @ Our 10th Anniversary Event!

June 23, 2022 Billy What's Happening? No comments

The show starts this Sunday (June 26) at 7:00 pm (7:30 if you’ve signed up to attend online). And here’s the fantastic lineup we’ve got for you:

The Levins — Ira and Julia Levin are true national treasures, both in the folk music world and in human civilization. Their music is lovely, loving, and thoughtful. And so are they!

Kenny Green spends most of his time singing with kids all over Westchester. In his spare time, he studies an exotic instrument called the Chapman Stick. To hear him play is a wonder indeed. Kenny is another of the world’s nicest people and we’re honored to have him with us.

Michael Skloff is a composer, pianist and songwriter from Los Angeles who’s coming to New York just to be with us for the 10th Anniversary Event. You might recognize his name from the TV show, “Friends.” Michael wrote the theme song. As a friend and as a super-talented musician, we’re so glad he’ll be with us.

Five Jewish professional singers will be singing together at our gathering. They include Cantor Danielle Rodnizki, Cantor Jenna Mark, Merri Lovinger Arian, Cantor Benjie Ellen Schiller and, of course, Cantor Ellen Dreskin! This will be a musical moment to behold indeed!

And lastly, the young Cabaret performers from Play Group Theatre itself (where our event is taking place) will be presenting. This is always a highlight of the PGT season and we’re delighted to share these kids with you on Sunday.

Add a couple of consummate storytellers into the mix — Rabbis Les Bronstein and Jeffrey Sirkman — and our anniversary evening together is shaping up to be a wonderful time for everybody.

We’d love to see you there in person or to have watch online. Either way, please sign up at jonahmac.org/ten.

Jonah’s Trading Post … Our Featured Artist: NOAH BUDIN

June 22, 2022 Billy What's Happening? No comments

Noah Budin’s been making great folk music for a whole lot of years. And those of us who love his music wait a long, long time for him to release a new album. Well thankfully, one’s coming out soon.

But before that happens, Noah has given exclusive distribution to JMF for a brief while of one track, “Only Love.” For a donation of any amount, you can hear it before the album comes out. How cool is that!

Noah was so inspired by the work we’ve been doing that he came to us and asked if he could help out. We’re really grateful to him just for sharing his music with the world. Sharing it through the Foundation is about as great as it gets!

Please download your copy of “Only Love” today. Just visit Jonah’s Trading Post.

“We’re 10 Years Old!” (our June campaign marches on)

June 21, 2022 Billy What's Happening? No comments

If you’ve not yet donated to our anniversary campaign, we’d be honored to have you do so here. Ten years of remembering Jonah by helping others — that’s a moment worth marking by helping us make our second decade a success as well. Thank you!

Geri Pell has been a Dreskin friend for nearly 30 years. Her son grew up with Jonah. And she has looked out for all of us from then right up to today. Geri writes:

I remember a lot of things about Jonah Maccabee Dreskin. I remember what good friends he was with my son Ben, the things they did together, the sleepovers, and the play dates when Aiden came along. But I think what I remember most was his love of music. One day, when Jonah was about 11, we were in the car together and he looked at me and said, “You know, Geri, I have a really good voice. Do you want me to sing you a song?” And so he did, and he was indeed very, very good. This leads to so many memories of Jonah performing in shows and going to see him both in community shows and at Play Group Theatre.

When Jonah was around 17 years old, many of us went to the URJ Biennial that year in San Diego. One evening there was a late night show at about 11 pm, and Josh Nelson was performing. I had never heard the amazing Josh Nelson before, but I was completely blown away by his evocative music and how it made me feel.

But more than how it made me feel, there was a group of kids at the very front near the stage, jumping up and down and hugging and loving the Jewish music. I watched as it surged to Jonah‘s blood. I marveled at how much he enjoyed his friends from camp and the Jewish music they had all came to love. I thought of what a wonderful legacy it was that Billy and Ellen had brought to him, along with the URJ and Eisner Camp.

Full circle, this is what the Jonah Maccabee Foundation means to me. It’s about carrying on Jonah’s legacy and how much Jewish camping and Jewish music meant to him. It was a way to light up Jonah‘s heart and face. I loved watching that glow. And I love watching it in every new person we bring to Jewish music and every person who’s heard it before and gets to hear it again and again.

Through its Arts Fund and Jewish Life Fund, the Jonah Maccabee Foundation has been so important to me these past ten years. I love that we have helped so many access the big ball of Judaism. There is a big spirituality in that, and it’s beautiful. I love watching the faces of people who have never heard the music before or participated in Jewish Life and are suddenly touched and infused with a new point of light in their Jewish souls.

And for this and more, his memory is a righteous one.

Jerry Wishner, along with his wife Barbara and three daughters, were part of the Dreskin’s synagogue going on twenty years. Jerry writes:

I didn’t know Jonah very well. This wasn’t unusual as I was much older, and our paths didn’t cross very often.

My three daughters did know Jonah. This seems unusual since he was between five and eight years older than them and you wouldn’t think their paths would have crossed much either. Despite the age difference, however, they remember him well from their days at Woodlands, particularly religious school. As one of my daughters explained, “Jonah was a force with limitless energy and enthusiasm. He lifted the entire room”

Still, while it may not be unusual that I didn’t know Jonah, it is my loss.

Making the world a better place isn’t always easy. If you are looking for ways to do it, hitch your cart to Rabbi Billy and the Dreskin family. Their commitment to healing the world was evident the very first time we met. Social justice, Jewish life, art and music, they have it covered. I can’t think of a better guide on this journey.

It has been a privilege to be able to support the Jonah Maccabee Foundation over the years, making the world a better place in ways that are an extension of who Jonah was and keeping his spirit alive. Supporting the foundation gives me a second chance to be in the room he lifted and helps me get to know Jonah a little bit better.

We’re so grateful for wonderfully kind donors like Geri and Jerry (homonyms!). We hope you’ll be inspired by them to donate to our June campaign.

Thank you for caring.

Very sincerely,
Ellen, Billy, Aiden, Katie and Mark
The Jonah Maccabee Foundation

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With Your Help, Here’s What We’ve Accomplished So Far In 2022

June 11, 2022 Billy Grants, Thank You, What's Happening? No comments

Dear friends,

We thought you might like to know how we’ve been spending the money you donated to The Jonah Maccabee Foundation.

Here’s the rundown of the grants we’ve made so far during 2022:

IsraAid … supports Ukrainian refugees in Moldova and supplies humanitarian aid to southern Ukraine
Thompson Island Outward Bound Education Center … provides free outdoor educational programming to low-resourced communities in the Boston Public Schools
The Penguin Project … provides theatrical outlets across the country for young artists with developmental disabilities, joined onstage by children without disabilities who work side-by-side through rehearsals and performances
United Negro College Fund …awards more than 10,000 students scholarships annually, and provides financial support to 37 historically black colleges and universities
“Songleading: A Work of Art” … the Foundation has underwritten this important book that promotes the training of a new generation of capable, effective leaders of communal singing.
The PICO Union Project … distributes free, fresh produce, mentors high school students, plants gardens and trees, and provides art programs to lift the minds and spirits of the immigrant communities living in the El Pueblo district in Los Angeles
The Florence Immigrant & Refugee Rights Project … provides free legal services to men, women, and unaccompanied children in Arizona who face immigration removal proceedings, endeavoring to ensure each immigrant has access to counsel, understands their rights under the law, and is treated fairly and humanely
Harmony Project … provides no-cost, high-quality music instruction and social support to underserved children in low-income communities, motivating them to cultivate their human potential
The Reform Movement’s Racial Justice Campaign … combats voter suppression, addressing systemic racism by demanding policy change on both a state and federal level
Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights … advocates for the rights and best interests of immigrant children, from custody and release to the ultimate decision about whether the child will be allowed to remain in the U.S.
Play Group Theatre … “preparing kids for every stage in life,” PGT understands that the show isn’t what’s most important when kids do theatre. Learning collaboration, sharpening listening skills, embracing creativity, and treating one another with honor … these are what PGT is all about. We love that!
National Diaper Network … provides basic necessities required to build the strong foundations all children, families, and individuals need to thrive and reach their full potential
6 Points Creative Arts Academy … a summer camp that strives to create holistic, meaningful experiences for young artists in a living laboratory for learning and performing
The Tali Fund … in memory of Talia Faith Agler, supports Tali’s ongoing work and dreams, helping fund the Talia Agler Girls Shelter in Nairobi, Kenya
52nd Street Project … creates and produces new plays for, and often by, kids ages 9-18 who reside in the Hell’s Kitchen neighborhood of New York City
Lifting Up Westchester Summer Camp … gives children who are experiencing homelessness in Westchester County, New York, a safe space filled with fun and games, plus literacy activities that help them retain the past year’s school lessons, preparing for success when the new school year begins.

Wishing you every goodness,
Ellen, Billy, Katie, Mark and Aiden
The Jonah Maccabee Foundation

Our 10th Year Anniversary Event is Now Just 2 Weeks Away!

June 10, 2022 Billy What's Happening? No comments

Well, folks, our 10th Year Anniversary Event is only two weeks away. We’re so excited to be hosting this event.

Will there be music, you ask? Oh yeah. The Levins will be there. Kenny Green will be there. Michael Skloff will be there. And a quintet of cantors too!

Will there be storytelling, you ask? Yes yes yes. Rabbi Les Bronstein and Rabbi Jeffrey Sirkman. Two of the very best.

Will there be anything to eat? Only if you want something delicious and heartwarming.

So please join us — online or on-site in White Plains, NY.

The event is FREE but reservations are necessary.

There will be NO donation requests during the event. We really want this night to be a big thank you to YOU for making everything we do possible.

It all happens at Play Group Theatre (1 North Broadway, White Plains, NY). We’ll gather at 7:00 pm for hors d’oeuvres, followed by an hour of entertainment and tributes, and conclude with a dessert reception. It’s a school night (that’s “work night” for all you adult types) so the formal part will end by 9 pm. Feel free to hang with us a while, if you like.

Please visit jonahmac.org/ten, and let us know you’ll be with us online or on-site for our June 26 event.

If you have any questions, give us a holler. We sincerely hope to see you there!

And don’t forget, our “We’re 10 Years Old!” campaign runs throughout the month of June.

Please stop by jonahmac.org/donate and, as they say, give til it feels good.

And please know how much we appreciate each and every gift.

Thank you.

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Thank you … to those who, in 2023, have provided funds so we can make a difference in people’s lives

Just “thank you!”

Thanks to all who have contributed to our “Our Second 10 Years!” Campaign

With Your Help, Here’s What We Accomplished In 2022

Performing THIS SUNDAY @ Our 10th Anniversary Event!

Jonah’s Trading Post … Our Featured Artist: NOAH BUDIN

“We’re 10 Years Old!” (our June campaign marches on)

With Your Help, Here’s What We’ve Accomplished So Far In 2022

Our 10th Year Anniversary Event is Now Just 2 Weeks Away!

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