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Please note that all currently scheduled events are subject to change based on evolving public health recommendations. This page will be updated as we have more information. When in doubt, call to confirm.
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Meals-To-Go
$8 per meal (pay what you can) No-contact curbside pickup or FREE Home Delivery.
Delivery/pickup window: 12-2pm. All pickups are distributed from the EAST SIDE (REAR) of the building. Order Deadlines: To help us serve you better, please place your order by NOON ON FRIDAY for Monday meals and NOON ON TUESDAY for Wednesday meals. Orders received after that time will be fulfilled based on availability, first come first served.
Our kosher meal home delivery on Mondays and Wednesdays is now available to all Northwest Indiana Jewish community members who would like to participate.
This includes all Jewish residents of Lake, Porter, or LaPorte Counties, as well as current members of our 6 member congregations or of Federation's Adult Friendship Club. Cost is $8 per meal. In case of financial hardship, pay what you can. No money is collected at time of delivery; we will invoice you at the beginning of the next calendar month. JANUARY MENU
Subject to change. (V) = vegetarian (dairy meal). Mon 1/18 Pasta fagioli (V), side salad, roll, dessert Wed 1/20 Chicken Pad Thai (noodles) with vegetables, dessert Mon 1/25 House made Italian beef sandwich served with Au Jus and horseradish cream, seasoned potato wedges, dessert Wed 1/27 Vegetable lasagna (V), garlic bread, dessert |
You will receive an email confirmation within 1 business day. Contact the Federation office at 219-301-0960 with any questions or changes, or if you do not receive confirmation by 10am the morning of delivery.
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*Subject to change pending further public health mandates. As an essential human service agency, we will continue meal service as long as we are able to remain open.
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Winter 2021 Book Club Discussions (via Zoom)
The Third Daughter by Talia Carner Monday, January 25, 7:00pm Please read the book in advance, then tune in for lively discussion facilitated by Carol Culberg. To get the Zoom information, RSVP below or call the office at (219) 301-0960. Copies of the book are available to purchase or borrow (1 week loan) from the Federation office; call for availability or to reserve.
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A frightening journey into the New World of the late 1800s, told by a trusting young woman lured from Russia and forced into prostitution in Buenos Aires. As she finds courage in the face of danger and hope in hours of despair, Batya struggles to free herself from bondage while bringing down the powerful pimps’ union. A powerful story of finding courage in the face of danger, and hope in the face of despair, The Third Daughter brings to life a dark period of Jewish history and gives a voice to victims whose truth deserves to finally be told.
