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Friday, April 24, 2009	Forward this message

In this Issue:

• YWC Spring Insights Event

• Israel Solidarity Day - City Walk

• Volunteer with YWC

See why Miriam and Cindy, both YWC Council members, give. E-mail YWCCouncil@juf.org to tell us why you give.

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YWC Spring Insights Event
		Hot Spots: Where to Eat, Drink, Shop and Play in Chicago Join us for an exciting evening as we explore what’s hot in Chicago with Sarah Preston, Production Director for Playboy, and Andrea Rubin, Regional Marketing Director for Yelp. You’ll get the inside scoop on Chicago’s best restaurants, bars, entertainment options and shopping destinations. Don’t miss this chance to be “in the know” about what’s hot in Chicago! Wednesday, May 20, 2009 6:30 p.m. ~ Registration and Refreshments 7:00 p.m. ~ Program (begins promptly) Landmark Grill & Lounge 1633 N. Halsted Street Valet and limited street parking available $25 per person, includes light bites, beer, wine and soda during the event Space is limited Register Online »


Israel Solidarity Day - City Walk
		Co-Chairs: Marna & Dan Goldwin Bernard Zell Anshe Emet Day School Field (3751 N. Broadway) 9:00 am: Registration 10:30 am: Kickoff, 6K Walk with Israel & Family Walk Anshe Emet Synagogue (3751 N. Broadway) 12:00 pm: Food and Entertainment, Featuring the Jesse White Tumblers and the King David Drummers. • There will be NO parking available at Anshe Emet Synagogue. Register online to participate in the Walk, or register to volunteer here.


Volunteer with YWC
		In conjunction with JUF’s Tikkun Olam Network (TOV), the Young Women’s City (YWC) Council will coordinate special volunteer opportunities for groups of women are offered throughout the year. Please join us for a JCFS Beautification Day: Date: Sunday, June 7^th from 1:00 – 3:30 p.m. Agency: Jewish Child and Family Services Location: Will be released upon registration. Description: JCFS runs numerous group homes for foster children and developmentally disabled adults in the city of Chicago. Put a smile on the faces of the residents with this two-part program: paint a new set of dishes for the residents of Migdal Oaz, a residential home for young men with developmental disabilities, and decorate and plant beautiful flower pots for the JCFS group homes. Participants will also hear from a representative of JCFS, who will provide an introduction to the agency. Cost: The pottery painting project will cost $18 per piece.

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Young Women's City Council • 30 S. Wells St. • Chicago, IL 60606
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The Young Women's City (YWC) Council of the Jewish United Fund's mission is to create and build a vibrant Jewish women's community in the city of Chicago. Representing the Jewish United Fund, we offer educational and outreach programs, mitzvot opportunities and tzedakah events.

THE JEWISH UNITED FUND annual campaign funds essential social welfare, education, and relief programs for 300,000 Chicagoans of all faiths and 2 million Jews worldwide. Donate now to JUF.

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Hot Spots: Where to Eat, Drink, Shop and Play in Chicago

Co-Chairs: Marna & Dan Goldwin

Bernard Zell Anshe Emet Day School Field (3751 N. Broadway)

Anshe Emet Synagogue (3751 N. Broadway)