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Cleveland Jewish News receives Engage! Cleveland Generation NEXT Award for 12 Under 36 (opens the original)
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The spirit of young professionals was in the air at The Aviator outside the Cleveland Hopkins International Airport on Sept. 23, where Engage! Cleveland hosted its fifth annual Generation NEXT Award ceremony. The Cleveland Jewish News was recognized as the small company winner of Program of the Year for its CJN 12 Under 36: Members of the Tribe signature awards event, which aims to engage and recognize young professionals on their workforce and community accomplishments. Honorees in the Program
Sing Out for democracy lets freedom ring out (opens the original)
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A volunteer-led group of over 50 Greater Clevelanders let freedom ring at Sing Out for democracy, a free civic engagement initiative that celebrated the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, on Sept. 24 at the Simon and Rose Mandel Theatre at the Cuyahoga Community College Eastern Campus in Highland Hills. The main stage choral event featured an array of patriotic songs, including âAmerica the Beautiful,â âLift Every Voice and Sing,â âDonât Stop Believi
Mandel Supporting Foundation makes $2M gift to historical society (opens the original)
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The Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Supporting Foundation provided a $2 million gift to the Securing the Future of the Past Initiative, a 50th anniversary project in the Western Reserve Historical Societyâs Cleveland Jewish Archives. Announced on Sept. 28, the gift will support Securing the Future of the Past, a $4.2M multiyear project to enhance and accelerate the Cleveland Jewish Archivesâ work to collect, digitize, safeguard, share and promote the history of the Cleveland Jewish community,
Jewish community not immune to financial vulnerability (opens the original)
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In a community that is often thriving on the surface, the statistic that revealed that 20% of Jewish households are financially vulnerable was a surprise to many. According to the Jewish Federation of Clevelandâs 2022 Population Study, one in five Jewish households in Cleveland was either just getting by or unable to make ends meet. This includes households living at or below 250% of the federal poverty line, as well as families strained by childcare costs, college tuition or caring for aging
Silver linings: Ruth Hatchuel (opens the original)
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When Beachwood resident Ruth Hatchuel retired from her full-time career as a registered nurse and patient experience program manager at the VA in Cleveland, she had just one requirement for the next endeavor that would fill her time. âI wanted to do something that would continue to help others and would make a difference in peopleâs lives,â Hatchuel told the Cleveland Jewish News. Bringing her caregiver hands to a new community in need, Hatchuel volunteers twice a week at the Greater Cleve
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