Misc

Michael G. Masters is the national director and CEO of the Secure Community Network (SCN), the national homeland security initiative of the Jewish Federations of North America and Conference of Presidents of Major American Organizations.

Providing support for individuals impacted by the October 2018 attack and others who experience hate-induced trauma.

Need a nice refreshing treat on a hot Sunday afternoon? Kona Ice has got you covered! Did you know you could earn a free Kona Ice by completing your BEE PASSPORT? Get your Passport at Registration and get your Bee Sticker at each Bee Stop along the way. Don’t Forget to Register! Register Now »

HOT AND COLD?Climb aboard the Firetruck or splash around the Misting Fans to cool down. Register Now »

Books, toys and so much more. Check out our new and expanded baby play space! And for those who need some quiet play, we have a Sensory Friendly Zone too. Register Now »

It’s big. It’s blue. It can do anything, just like you! With Imagination Playground, if you build it they will come! Register Now »

We ARRRRRRE jumping with joy about the BOUNCE HOUSES! And what could be more fun than Giant Inflatable Skee Ball?! Can you score all the colors? Register Now »

SHOFAR MAKING! Traditional shofar making is just one of the amazing activities taking place at Apples and Honey. Choose your own shofar, participate in its construction, then toot your own horn! Check back each week to see what else we have in store. And don’t forget to register! Register Now »

Dr. Young’s international career has focused on understanding the Holocaust and helping the grief-stricken. Recipient of the 1994 National Jewish Book Award and Distinguished University Professor Emeritus of English and Judaic & Near Eastern Studies at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, Dr. Young asks: How to articulate a void without filling it? Founding director: Institute…

Rabbi Shira Stern photo by Rabbi Donald Weber

As a disaster spiritual care provider for the American Red Cross, Rabbi Stern helps people “access their own spiritual resources.” She serves as the director of the Center for Pastoral Care and Counseling, in Marlboro, N.J. In addition to authoring her own works, she is consulting editor of Mishkan R’fuah: Where Healing Resides. Educator: Taught…

Jonathan Weinkle, MD A physician at the Squirrel Hill Health Center, Dr. Weinkle advises the Jewish Healthcare Foundation and is the author of Healing People, Not Patients. Dr. Weinkle’s book shows how his goal of being “a nice Jewish doctor” can deepen relationships and transform health care. Physician: Squirrel Hill Health Center (general internist and…

Providing housing and support services for people with mental and physical disabilities. Howard Levin Clubhouse – vocational training and supportive social environment for adults with mental illness.

Offering social, cultural and religious programs for all age groups and segments of Jewish community in Squirrel Hill and South Hills locations. Preschool, fitness and wellness, Jewish summer camp (Emma Kaufmann Camp – overnight; James and Rachel Levinson Day Camp), activities for children and adults with special needs, and much more.

Social, psychological and employment services provider for Greater Pittsburgh area, not limited to Jewish community. Offering counseling for all age groups; case management for adoption, elder care and immigration; Career Development Center; Squirrel Hill Food Pantry.

Providing residential and outreach services for Pittsburgh’s Jewish seniors. The Charles Morris Nursing and Rehabilitation Center (skilled nursing care, in/out-patient physical therapy), Weinberg Village and Weinberg Terrace (assisted living facilities), and Kosher meals on wheels.