Congregation Albert Bulletin
February 2000 / Shevat - Adar 5760

The Mitzvah Circle
A sphere of good deeds from good people

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Mitzvah Circle

An organization such as ours cannot run without the help of members who generously give of their time and talents. It was with this in mind that Congregation Albert is happy to announce the establishment of the Mitzvah Circle. The Circle is one of the ways we will show appreciation for the effort extended by our members. We will be honoring the outstanding efforts of our volunteers by including them in the Mitzvah Circle.

In addition, five exceptional individuals will receive recognition annually. One person will be chosen for superior volunteer efforts in each of the following categories: God and Torah, Community, Social Action/Outreach, Education, and Office/Administration. These outstanding volunteers' efforts will be noted on a permanent plaque along with a list of the names of all volunteers.

It is not too late to volunteer. The above mentioned categories show that there is room for all interests. Give the office a call for more information or to volunteer your time.

We will come together to celebrate the contribution of all individuals who volunteer with a dinner prior to our annual meeting on May 21. We hope you will plan on being a part of this important event.

Description of Photos (Clockwise from Left):

• Frances Field is one of our dedicated library volunteers.
• Congregants (from left) Charlie Brown, Bruce Levin, Phyllis Bernstein and Shauna Revo help out at the RoadRunner Food Bank on Mitzvah Day 1999
• Brian Meyer and Toby Grossman lead a recent Long Range Planning meeting.
• If it's Friday evening, this must be David Schnitzer handing out Prayer Books before services.
• You're never too young to begin volunteering at Congregation Albert. These unidentified teens are helping out with our Spring Clean-Up.

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