Hebrew Free Loan Assn of Pgh’s Board of Directors
HFL's Board of Directors Meeting is a closed meeting for directors and emeriti of the organization. Board meetings happen three times a year.
HFL's Board of Directors Meeting is a closed meeting for directors and emeriti of the organization. Board meetings happen three times a year.
Join us for a discussion about how typical families afford college. Lauren Lieberman, a college consultant and college admissions expert, will be discussing scholarships, loans and federal aid.
4-Session Series: Wednesdays at 9:30 AM, Jan. 15 – Feb. 5, 2025.
Give your child the Jewish enrichment of a lifetime with our hands-on learning camps!
Hear from Kim Salzman as she discusses her novel "Straddling Black and White" about her work with Ethiopian Jewish immigrants in Israel.
Hillel JUC Board of Governors Meeting
Join us for an evening of putting the "fun" in fundraising at our "Sip & Support" event! This unique phoning session, open to all, combines the impact of volunteer fundraisers with the camaraderie of a happy hour. Connect with fellow volunteers, reach out to our supporters and enjoy delicious drinks and appetizers. Whether you're a […]
Join Chabad Squirrel Hill for a weekend of rejuvenation and inspiration during our Women's Weekend Retreat. More information coming soon.
Parshat Bo, Light Candles at: 5:20 PM Blessings: https://chabad.org/87131#blessings Brought to you by Chabad.org
Parshat Bo, Shabbat Ends: 6:21 PM Blessings: https://chabad.org/87131#blessings Brought to you by Chabad.org
4-Session Series: Sundays at 10:00 AM, Feb. 2–23.
Mahloket Matters, Cultivating a Constructive Disagreement Mindset. Disagreements are often seen as an unfortunate aspect of life. However, in the tradition of the Mishnah and Talmud, mahkloket (debate) is a vital tool for fostering discussion, critical thinking, personal growth and the strengthening of relationships.
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