Jun 28, 2022 | The Jewish Outlook
Knitting the World a Better Place: Shalom Austin’s Adult 60+ Programming Brings Compassionate Crafters Together A volunteer with Mitzvah Knitters knits during a recent gathering. Credit: Dave Hawks By Matthew Medina, Shalom Austin Adult Program Coordinator It’s Friday...
Jun 28, 2022 | Food, The Jewish Outlook
Maple-Gochujang Salmon with Rice and Roasted Broccolini Recipe Olivia Herlambang-Tham- Unsplash By Robbin Tran, M.Sc. Exercise Physiology and Nutrition Food tells us about our identity, our values, and our relationships. As a 31-year-old first generation American...
Jun 24, 2022 | Jewish Foundation, The Jewish Outlook
Appreciating The Generosity And Celebrating The Impact Of Shalom Austin Jewish Foundation Fundholders From left to right: Lenny Krasnow, Adam Sadovsky, Jay Rubin, Joel Levine and Suzanne Newberg. Credit: Arielle Levy By Lisa Apfelberg and Sandy Dochen The Shalom...
Jun 24, 2022 | Jewish Foundation, The Jewish Outlook
Shalom Austin Allocates Grants to Community Partners By Amy Hyman Every year, Shalom Austin allocates approximately 10% of its unrestricted Annual Campaign along with an endowment distribution from the Jewish Community Innovation Fund at the Shalom Austin Jewish...
Jun 23, 2022 | Jewish Family Service, The Jewish Outlook
Celebrating Pride at Shalom Austin Means More Than Just Rainbows By: Nada Antoun Dorman, MSW Candidate, Clinical Intern, Jewish Family Service For so many people, June signifies the start of summer; reminiscent of popsicles, family gatherings, get-togethers at the...