Join us for a beach cleanup rooted in the ritual of Reverse Tashlich – an invitation to care for the earth, honor memory, and join in collective healing through hands-on action.
Meet us at the shoreline as we come together to care for the beach and reflect in community. We’ll pick up trash and make space for reflection, drawing on Reverse Tashlich – a modern High Holiday practice of repairing what’s broken. As we work, we’ll honor the memory of those lost on October 7 and share a quiet moment of healing and hope.
Connect with community, reflect spiritually, and help repair the world, one piece of trash at a time. Come as you are; no experience needed.
Materials will be provided, but we encourage you to bring gloves, water, and snacks for your comfort.
Location details will be shared upon registration.
All are welcome – come as you are, and join us in this sacred act of hands-on repair.
This program is proudly supported by the Israel Engagement Fund: A JCC Association of North America Program Accelerator and the Ministry of Diaspora Affairs.
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