The Charlotte Jewish News - August 2018 - Page 10
Pajama Walk is Coming Back
Lefs Keep Making Dreams Come True
AT STONEHAVEN
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Were you there last year? If
yes, no need to read on. Just skip
to the bottom of the article and
sign up at PajamaWalk.com
You were not there?
Boy, did you miss out. But fret
not; it’s happening again.
Sunday, November 11, we’ll
be having our second Pajama
Walk at Freedom Park to make
dreams come true for individuals
with special needs.
Organized by Friendship Cir
cle and ZABS Place, the Pajama
Walk engages families, adults,
and seniors alike to don their cut
est pajamas and join us at Free
dom Park where you’ll meet hun
dreds of other dreamers walking
for such an exciting and meaning
ful cause.
Of course, you’ll also have a
blast. Live entertainment, after
walk carnival, moon bounces.
Kosher food, and much more.
Sign up at www.PajamaWalk.
com.
All funds raised will go direct
ly to help the children at Friend
ship Circle and the young adults
at ZABS Place.
Friendship Circler and ZABS
Place are initiatives of Chabad of
Charlotte and beneficiary agen
cies of the Jewish Federation of
Greater Charlotte. *5*
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Pajama Walk energy.
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Jewish ownership offers sensifivify fo Jewish
culture and interests. Our location - just
minutes from the JCC - makes it an ideal
choice for seniors looking to remain
connected with the local Jewish community.
-Lev Saks, Owner
Friendship Circle Meets with Providence
Day Students
Sanc+ua rySenior.com
704.233.3374
Sophie Molinari is not just a
Teen Coordinator, she’s every
teenager’s best friend. So, when
she asks you to become a Friend
ship Circle Teen Friend (befriend
ing a child with special needs),
it’s hard to tell her “no.”
In addition to the programs run
by Friendship Circle to benefit
families of children with special
needs. Friendship Circle empha
sizes the importance of engaging
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Teens to recognize the unique po
tential and genuine spirit of their
special needs buddies. The expe
rience is life changing.
It was this message of friend
ship and inclusion that Friendship
Circle Teen Coordinator Sophie
Molinari brought to the middle
school and high school students
of Providence Day.
The results: A grass roots ini
tiative called UMatter which en
courages kids and teens to reach
out to their peers and let them
know that they matter. Everyone
matters. Because you were creat
ed by God for a unique purpose in
this world. You are needed. No
body is extra. UMatter!
Stay tuned for updates or get in
touch with Sophie to learn more:
Sophie@FriendshipCircleNC.
org.
Friendship Circle is an initia
tive of Chabad of Charlotte and a
beneficiary agency of the Jewish
Federation of Greater Charlotte.
Learn more at www.Friend-
shipCircleNC.org or call 704-
366-5983.*:*
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Photos above: Providence Day .students cracking the code of friendship.