Central Florida's Independent Jewish Voice
Thanks to the community’s generous contributions, Jewish Family Services of Greater Orlando collected $18,742 and 4,930 lbs. of food in this year’s Restock Challenge. With every $1 and pound of food matched $0.50 by The Weiner Family and The Winter Park Wealth Group, JFS surpassed their $10,000 match goal and therefore raised a grand total of $28,742.
Although due to COVID-19 JFS could no longer collect food donations two weeks into the drive, donors “stepped up to the challenge” by giving monetary donations. These donations made a big impact as they could allow JFS to buy $6 worth of food for every $1 at Second Harvest Food Bank. That means that $28,742 actually translates to an impact of $172,452 worth of food purchasing power.
JFS Orlando would like to give a special thanks to their match sponsors, The Weiner Family and The Winter Park Wealth Group, as well as their community partners.
Aldi at Aloma Square Shopping Center
barre3 Winter Park
Certified Financial Group, Inc.
Congregation Ohev Shalom
Congregation of Reform Judaism
Einstein Bros. Bagels
Shoppes of Maitland
The Fresh Market on N. Mills Ave
FreshPoint Central Florida
Harry Levine Insurance
Holy Cross Young Adults
Jewish Academy of Orlando
MAGAL
Personal Mini Storage
Publix Super Market at Maitland Place
The Rosen JCC: Jewish Community Center of Southwest Orlando
The Roth Family Jewish Community Center of Greater Orlando
Schwam-Wilcox & Associates
Southwest Orlando Jewish Congregation
Sprouts Farmers Market at Winter Park Corners
Temple Israel
Temple Shir Shalom
The Tribe
Your support is already going a long way in helping the Central Florida community, especially during these difficult times.
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