ANNUAL COMMUNITY SERVICES TOUR, WEDNESDAY, MAY 7In the morning, we toured the CENTER FOR FOOD ACTION facility in Englewood, where we saw how the volunteers packed the bags with food. We learned about the process that takes place in order for clients to receive food and other necessities. After lunch, we visited the SWIM-IN PROGRAM at the Kaplen JCC in Tenafly. Swim-In is a therapeutic water exercise program for people with multiple sclerosis. The program is co-sponsored with the National Multiple Sclerosis Society  PICTURED FRONT L-R: Elaine Pollack, Doris Sarokin, Phyllis Betancourt, Jennifer Johnson (CFA Director of Communications), Shirley Guggenhiem, Marcia Levy BACK L-R: Diane Dobrow, Addie Rudin, Gladys Mittleman, Rita Halpern, Henrietta Wolfeiler, Roxanne Reff.  PICTURED L-R: Alan Landsman, Ruth Kornheiser, Millie Graye, Janet (swim-in client with aide), Phyllis Betancourt, Marcia Levy, Susan Siegel, Nick Silecchio, Karen Sandberg, Henrietta Wolfeiler, Jane Moser, Arlene Sugarman, Dora Graye, Patti Pasquino (National Multiple Sclerosis Society liaison with Swim-In program). |
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