Hadassah Burlington VT – Chai Tea

 

Hadassah of Burlington, VT, Sara Frank Chapter, celebrated Chai Tea at the home of Suzanne Brown in Shellburne. Kosher Katz, an A Capella group from the University of Vermont, sang three tunes, adding melody and nachas from the next generation of powerful Jewish women.

Tea was poured.

A Presidential message.

Honoring Chai Society, chapter benefactors.

A raffle.

Stella, 98 years old, heralds the past, present and future state of American Judaism and the satisfaction of contributing to Tikkun Olum.

A prayer from Rabbi Jan.

And too much cake and crustless sandwiches. So, what else is new?

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7 thoughts on “Hadassah Burlington VT – Chai Tea”

  1. We all had a great time. Nice to see so many women with such different interests and backgrounds all coming together for fellowship and to support Hadassah and Israel. I used every tea pot I had in the house, but it was well worth the effort. Now, on to more meetings and maybe having a life long member, Dorothy Woodrum, speak to the club about her best selling book, In My Mother’s Footsteps, a book about her hospice nursing experiences.

    Good sedar to all. Suzanne Brown

  2. WOW! Thanks, Lorin ,for taking such fabulous photos and capturing the excitement and energy that was pervasive throughout the afternoon!The vibrant women of the Sara Frank Chapter of Hadassah gathered to celebrate and honor the members of our new fundraising initiative, the Chai Society.The Kosher Katz certainly are a talented group and we loved their singing!
    Wishing everyone a Sweet and Happy Pesach,

    Linda Kopper

  3. Wonderful photos! Helps me to feel as if I was there. Looks like the event was a great success!
    Your other photos of people on the street are incredibly powerful and full of emotion. I’m glad I scrolled down to see more of your work.

  6. Lovely photos of a lovely event. I am delighted that it was so well attended and now, so beautifully documented. Hope that Hadassah goes from strength to strength – and to every corner of VT. Volunteering for Hadassah is a great ‘mitzvah’. Thanks to all who make this event such a success.

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