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 CBOI Online Learning  is now available to review on our website at your leisure:  The Origins of Anti-Semitism - White Supremacy and Hate,, The Human  Genome: - Do We Have the Right to Play  G-D?,   Diminishing   Gun  Violence:  Israel and The United States A Case Study, The Origins of Kashrut  and Why we  still do it,  and  How to Bring Shabbat Into Your Life.  Look for All  recorded  discussions under the LEARN tab - CBOI 

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• Israel Bond purchases by  congregants can benefit our synagogue as well as Israel. Congregants can purchase Israel bonds and donate the bond to the synagogue, thereby fulfilling their charitable contribution to the synagogue. The bond purchase, which may be a charitable contribution (investors must speak to a tax advisor), also is a double mitzvah.
• Instead of checks and gift cards for gifts - the eMitzvah bond (minimum investment is $36 which can only be purchased online) and the Mazel Tov bond (minimum investment is $100), have the benefit and potential to transform a gift into a mitzvah as well as a learning experience. We can provide printed or electronic information.

·         A collaborative project is taking place with American Friends of Magen David Adom (AFMDA) & Israel Bonds. Our Region has a goal of purchasing at least one Ambulance. The cost of an Ambulance is a $100,000. Individuals can participate by purchasing a minimum $1,000 – 3 year Sabra bond. The bond is registered to AFMDA and when it matures, the proceeds from all bonds that are part of this program equal to $100,000 will purchase an ambulance for Israel. This is another great way to support Israel by doing a double mitzvah. Some synagogues are making it possible for individuals to participate at a smaller amount. Individuals write a check to the synagogue which pools the funds. When the synagogue has received a minimum of $1,000, the synagogue purchases the bond and registers it to AFMDA. Contributions may be tax deductible to the extent permitted by law. A tax advisor should be consulted for details. Information is attached about this program.
Our website can be directly accessed by going to www.israelbonds.com

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Beginning July 6, 2021 the CBOI Office will be opened every day - Sunday through Friday