In order to achieve our goals, we welcome the involvement of each of you. We are engaged in the task of building a Jewish future in Israel. Please join us in our endeavor - one child, one family at a time.

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Eileen Kobrin & Elaine Genesove
Co-presidents
Emunah Toronto

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Left to right: Laurie Dame Teperman, Shawna Magence, Aryella Weisz Recipients of Community Volunteerism Award and Dinner Honourees Photo courtesy: Rebecca Ansel

The annual Family-In-Israel (Mother-In-Israel) dinner honors all women who participate in the Family in Israel program.

Left to right: Sheba Sanders, Naomi Weinberg-Korman, Rochelle Rosenblum (volunteers working at the door) Photo courtesy: Rebecca Ansel

The Toronto Emunah Family-in-Israel dinner took place on April 30, 2007 at the Beth Avraham Yoseph Congregation in Thornhill. Three very hardworking, longtime volunteers: Shawna Magence, Laurie Dame Teperman, and Aryella Weisz were honoured. Over the years

Liebe Geft, Keynote speaker, Director of the Simon Wiesenthal Museum of Tolerance, in Los Angeles Photo courtesy: Rebecca Ansel

these three women have volunteered countless hours of time and energy to Emunah Women, and were instrumental in raising several hundred thousand dollars for the organization. A Community Volunteerism Award was given to each one not only for their dedication and commitment to Emunah but also for their continued volunteer efforts on behalf of other organizations in the community, including Netivot Hatorah Day School, Zareinu, and others.

Left to right; Fern Orzech, Susan Silverman, dinner committee; Edie Kalb (dinner chair); Helen Bergel-dinner committee); Ann Feldman (dinner co-chair) Photo courtesy: Rebecca Ansel

Especially noteworthy is the fact that all three are under the age of 41.

Keynote Speaker was Liebe Geft, Director of the Simon Wiesenthal Centre, Museum of Tolerance, Los Angeles. She spoke eloquently on "Faith Family and Future", and kept the audience rapt with her eloquent message and stories.

(left to right)Scholarship Award Recipients Tova Nadler, Rebecca Zendel and Miriam Gofine; Scholarship Committee Co-chair Roberta Newman Photo courtesy: Rebecca Ansel

The evening, co-chaired by Ann Feldman and Edie Kalb, was tremendously well attended and continues to be one of Emunah Women of Toronto's most successful annual fundraising campaigns. Proceeds are directed to Emunah projects in Israel, which include the Neve Michael Children's Village and Crisis Centre in Pardes Chana, Israel, a world-renowned orphanage known for its compassion and adherence to Torah values.

Emunah is extremely proud to award scholarships to deserving female High School graduates who will pursue Torah studies in Israel in religious Zionist institutions. Information and Application form.

The annual Me'n U campaign

Participants of the Leadership Mission (left to right)Rochel Silver, Sorrie Javasky, Eileen Kobrin, and Elaine Genesove at the Laskin Day Care Center

provides the donor with the unique opportunity to correspond with a child in Neve Michael while covering the costs for specific services for one year.

Purim Cards

Neve Michael is the residential home supported by Emunah Women of Canada.

Emunah Shabbat is a Toronto city wide learning program which takes place annually in June on a Shabbat afternoon. 10 synagogues participate in this program that consists of a dynamic speaker dealing with interesting and diverse topics which is followed by a delicious seudah shlishit.

In lieu of sending Mishloach Manot an Emunah Purim Card can be sent which will inform the receiver that a donation has been made in their honor to an Emunah Canada project in Israel.