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We would love to hear from you

Call us:

Main Office: 914.271.4705
Find more contact info and bios on our Who We Are page

Email Us:

Main Office: robin@tinw.org

Center for Jewish Learning (CJL): roberta@tinw.org

Community Engagement: michelle@tinw.org

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By Train:

Approximately one hour from Grand Central Terminal in Manhattan (depending on train choice), Croton-Harmon is the nearest stop to TINW on both Metro North and Amtrak lines. Taxis await at the Croton-Harmon station most hours of the day and local taxis can be called if none are available at the station.

Visit Temple Israel of Northern Westchester:

31 Glengary Road

Croton On Hudson, NY 10520

Wed, November 21 2018
13 Kislev 5779

TINW Happenings

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Saturday
Dec 1

Midnight Run
Shabbat, Dec 1st 2:00pm to 11:55pm
Many hands make short work! Please come help us sort clothing and make sandwiches at 2:00 pm for our Midnight Run on Saturday night. The Midnight Run leaves at 8:00 pm where we need help to pass out clothing and provisions to the homeless in Manhattan and one adult volunteer to drive in. Make a difference in someone's life today! Donate warm men's clothing and meatloaf the week before to provide for the Midnight Run. To learn more about Midnight Run contact Peter Goldich at midnightrun@tinw.org.
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Sunday
Dec 2

Tot CJL: Hanukkah Celebration
Sunday, Dec 2nd 9:30am to 10:30am
Expect a morning of fun, food and candle lighting festivities all geared toward families with children aged 0-5. We look forward to seeing you there!
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Sunday
Dec 2

Brotherhood Breakfast- Cantor Fogelman Guest Speaker
Sunday, Dec 2nd 10:00am to 11:30am
Join us for a delicious breakfast where Cantor Fogelman will be our featured guest speaker! Breakfast is $12/adult and free for children. Pay at the door where you can also purchase 50/50 raffle tickets.
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Wednesday
Dec 5

Orchestra of Exiles: Sisterhood Movie Night
Wednesday, Dec 5th 7:30pm to 9:00pm
A Documentary: The Extraordinary story of violinist Bronislaw Huberman and the formation of the Israeli Philharmonic. In the early 1930's Hitler began firing Jewish musicians across Europe. Overcoming extraordinary obstacles, Huberman moved these great musicians to Palestine forming a symphony that would become the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra. Huberman saved nearly 1,000 Jews guaranteeing the survival of Europe's musical heritage. Join for the film, nosh & discussion! Open to all!
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