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      Local Happenings from page 5                      MorseLife Implements

      enslaved?” This prophetic call challenges us to align our rituals   Happiness Programme to
      with acts of humility, generosity, and care for the needy.
         As articulated in the Yom Kippur prayer book, Mishkan   Enhance Memory Care
      HaNefesh, “The prophet notes, ironically, that God pays no
      heed to the people’s ritual acts of fasting and prostration; their      MorseLife Health System has partnered with Social-
      hypocritical displays of piety fall, as it were, on deaf ears. Only   Ability, a leading healthcare technology service provider, to
      if these rituals are accompanied by humility, generosity, and care   roll out the Happiness Programme, a first-of-its-kind service
      for the needy will God ‘hear’ the worshipers and attend to their   that sparks laughter and happiness through interactive light
      call.” This serves as a poignant reminder that the true essence of   displays, for those living with cognitive challenges.
      Yom Kippur extends beyond abstaining from food and work; it                                             The first senior community in the United States to adopt
      calls for a profound commitment to social justice and compassion.                                    the technology, the program is now available to residents
         In line with this ethos, Temple Israel is dedicating one hour                                     at MorseLife Memory Care in West Palm Beach, a luxury
      in the middle of Yom Kippur for a meaningful discussion on                                           residence offering innovative programs and quality healthcare
      social justice, a core tenet of Reform Judaism. Last year, the                                       services to individuals who have dementia or other memory-
      temple welcomed Ricky Aiken and his team from Inner City                                             related illnesses.
      Innovators. This year, they are hosting Stanley, who has been                                           The Happiness Programme uses a 360-degree projector
      a tireless advocate for the most vulnerable populations across                                       to create engaging and interactive light displays on surfaces
      Palm Beach County. Stanley recently announced her retirement
      from her current role at the end of this year, making this event a                                   Local Happenings on page 7
      significant moment to honor her contributions to social justice.
      YJP White Party


         Chabad of Palm Beach Gardens recently hosted its
      annual YJP Tu B’Av White Party for young Jewish adults
      in the Palm Beach Gardens area.
         Tu B’Av — the Jewish festival of romance — focuses   Feeling like you paid too
      on Jewish love, continuity, and progress. The festival   much in taxes this year?
      always comes just one week after Tisha B’Av, the saddest
      day in the Jewish calendar, which commemorates the
      destruction of the Jerusalem temple and the tragic exile   Learn about investment strategies
      that followed. The message is clear: After sunset comes   that could potentially lower next year’s
      sunrise, after mourning the tragedy of the past we need   tax bill. Contact your financial advisor
      to be forward thinking and focus on our youth, our bright   today to learn how.
      and proud Jewish future.
         The evening created the perfect blend of excitement,
      spirituality, and joyousness as young Jewish professionals
      gathered to celebrate in the company of friends, food,         Sally S Stahl, CFP®, AAMS™
      and great vibes.                                               Financial Advisor


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