At 100, Ruth Rotman is still active in the community

Ruth Wolfish Rotman was a trailblazer in the volunteer world when Na’amat Canada was still known as Pioneer Women. Na’amat is part of an international women’s organization, with roots in the Labour Zionist movement, that provides social services to women and children in Israel.

Day school students raise money to build wells in Sudan

Inspired by a book about a Sudanese girl who walked eight hours a day to bring drinking water to her family, five Grade 7 students at Bialik Hebrew Day School in Toronto embarked on a fundraising initiative to provide easier access to water for people in rural Sudan.

Money doesn’t make you a mensch

Dear Ella, I love my daughter-in-law Jess, but can’t stand her parents. They’re extremely well-off. They have a huge house in the city, a vacation home in Florida, a cottage in Muskoka and they are always traveling and buying gifts for my grandchildren that I could never afford. I always feel like they look down […]

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