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Virtual Shopping to benefit Temple Beth Elohim
or How can you use your computer to earn $$ for the Temple while you shop?
Support our fundraising efforts each time you shop online at Amazon.com and its partners. The Temple will earn a commission for products you purchase in any of the Amazon.com departments. Most important to remember is that for the Temple to benefit, you MUST enter Amazon.com directly from the Temple website. This will ensure that purchase is credited to the Temple.
Note to our college students: Did you know that you can order your textbooks on line from Amazon and help the Temple at the same time? The Temple even earns a commission on used texts.
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Shop & Support Temple Beth Elohim
with our Gift Card Program |
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Do you buy food, use gas, travel, planning renovations, need a birthday, anniversary, Mother's Day, Father's Day, graduation, baby or wedding shower, baby or wedding gifts?
Do you want to help cover the expenses of the new Temple without any cost to you?
Store certificates/gift cards, most in the form of a debit card, in varied denominations, are purchased by the Temple at a discounted rate; e.g., Macy's 9%, Starbucks 6%, food stores 4%, gas companies 2%. The certificates are sold to you at face value.
If every family participates in this program by purchasing only $200 in food store certificates, the monthly income is over $2000. By adding clothing stores, and other higher percentage certificates, the monthly income can be over $3000. The sky's the limit!
New This Year
In addition to Shaws, Shoprite, Stop & Shop, and Waldbaum's/A&P, the following cards are immediately available: Bed, Bath & Beyond, Macy's, Home Depot, and Toys R Us. The complete 
list of merchantscan be downloaded here.
Directions For Ordering:
Orders can be placed easily as follows:
Download the order form, fill it out and E-mail it: giftcards@templebethelohim.org; Fax to the Temple at 845-279-1961, mail it with your check, or bring it to the Temple next time you stop by.
For further information, contact Wendy Nevid via e-mail giftcards@templebethelohim.org.
Please make a commitment to support this program.
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Don't Throw Away That Empty Ink Jet
or Laser Cartridge! Have an Obsolete Cell Phone? Bring it to Temple Beth Elohim!!! |
Thank you for participating in Temple Beth Elohim’s ink jet recycling program. We have expanded to include Laser cartridges and cell phones too!
You can help! Any cartridge with a printhead can be recycled, regardless of brand or type. Do you have an HP, Lexmark, Xerox, Compaq, Samsung, Kodak, or Canon printer? Bring in your empty cartridges (placed in the original box that you would have thrown away to keep it safe from spills and damages, or a Ziploc bag) or cell phones and put them in the box in the cloakroom.
(Note: Epson cartridges cannot be recycled - they don't have a printhead. Damaged, remanufactured, or refilled cartridges do not qualify for this program.)
Benefits to our community:
Reduce pollution. Cartridges do not decompose for 1,000 years.
Save energy. Empty ones can be remanufactured and reused.
No buying, no selling, no burden to anyone.
Thank you in advance for helping us recycle those old ink cartridges and cell phones and participating in this wonderful fund raising program.
"Traditions: A Collection of Recipes" by our members and the families and friends is on sale at the Judaic Shop and in the Temple office. Sisterhood's beautiful creation is a great idea for Hanukkah gift giving. You might also want to give one to any child who is way at college and does his of her own cooking. May people have bought a copy for each of the children so that they will always have a handy collection of Jewish recipes available. The is also a chapter explaining many food traditions for holidays throughout the year.
You may also order a copy of Traditions by mail, please send a check made out to: "Sisterhood, Temple Beth Elohim" in the amount of $11.00 ($7 for the book and $4.00 p&h) to:
Temple Beth Elohim; 31 Mt. Ebo Rd. North; Brewster, NY 10509.
