Sisterhood Presents: Sexual Identity & Mental Health, Dr Marie Davenport
Sunday, April 27, 2025 • 29 Nisan 5785
1:00 PM - 3:00 PMZoom Speaker, Sexual Identity & Mental Health, Dr Marie Davenport An interactive & informative presentation with light refreshments, 1:00 -3:00 PM, Sisterhood- David Hatkoff Room at CGOH, Sisterhood members: free & Guests: $5.00/person
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Fri, April 25 2025
27 Nisan 5785
Our Japanese Cherry Trees
4-21-2025 
World Zionist Congress March 10 - May 4, 2025
Mitzvah of the Month
“Let all who are hungry come and eat…”—these powerful words from the Haggadah remind us that no one should face hunger alone. As we prepare to gather around our seder tables, let's extend this message of compassion and justice into our community. We are collecting donations of non-perishable food items to support our local food banks and help ensure that everyone has a seat at the table. Please join us in this mitzvah by bringing your donations to Congregation Gates of Heaven through the month of April, and together, let’s bring nourishment and hope to those in need.
ValleyCats 6/15 Sunday, Father's Day -CGOH to attend game
Josh Cooper-Ginsburg will sing the National Anthem & Rabbi Matt Cutler will throw the first pitch. Sign up here $11/person
B'Mitzvah Projects
Link for Jill Gilman's Project For Jill's bat mitzvah project, she decided to collect supplies and raise money for the Homeward Bound Dog Rescue of New York (HBDRNY). HBDRNY is not a shelter and does not have a facility, all the dogs live in foster homes in the area. The dogs eat, sleep, and live with their foster family so the family gets to know the dog well, which gives them the opportunity to match families up with the dogs so a home really is forever! The rescue group relies on donations to pay for food and medical bills (including spaying and neutering all the dogs, and vaccinations).
Noah Baxt's Bar Mitzvah project is asking for donations for Linclusion. It is an organization started by a friend of the family from summer camp for kids like her youngest son who is nonverbal and has been diagnosed with autism. Its mission is to provide the opportunity for kids of all abilities to be able to experience the magic of summer camp with the organization’s support. Here is the website for more information https://www.linclusion.org
To donate to Linclusion in honor of Noah use this QR code:
Tessa Lynch’s Bat Mitzvah project is raising money for the non- profit Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS. This organization works with not just Broadway performers and crew but for theater professionals across the country. They work to inform, teach, and help support those living with HIV/AIDS. They also work to support the national theater community whenever there is a disease (COVID) or other medical issue that affects the theater community. This issue is very close to Tessa’s heart, as she’s been involved with our local theater groups, whether it’s performing with DramaKids, doing a summer program with SCT, or with her dance studio. Link to donate in honor of Tessa Lynch
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Rachel & Ashden Roberts B'Mitzvah Project is to help those affected by the fires in Los Angeles. Please donate in their honor to any of the reputable LA groups in need.
Murray Heck’s Bar Mitzvah Project: Murray is collecting food & personal care items for the Regional Food Bank. Please place food & personal care items in Murray's collection box near the Judaica Shop.
You can donate monetary funds by scanning the QR code below:
Max Valentine's Bar Mitzvah project is to collect donations for the Dake Foundation. A 501c3 not-for-profit corporation through the Stewart's Shops - helps children with disabilities access opportunities unavailable through medical insurance & family budgets. To make a donation in Max's honor go to https://www.dakefoundation.org/
Julia Ziomek’s Bat Mitzvah project is dedicated to supporting children and young adults receiving treatment at the Melodies Care Center for Cancer and Blood Disorders at Albany Medical Center. She has a box in the foyer to collect donations of fidget toys, coloring books, crayons, arts and crafts supplies, and other engaging toys to provide comfort and entertainment during treatment. These items will be assembled into activity bags and distributed to patients at the Melodies Care Center. Your generosity and support are greatly appreciated.
