Congregation Beth Sholom proudly presents the
Please Join Us!
April 17, 2019
Captain Cook Hotel
5 - 9 pm
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or
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Many thanks to our generous sponsors
Alaska Airlines
Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium
Betsy Lawer
Congregation Beth Sholom Board of Trustees
The Hayenga/Michalski Family
2 Friends Gallery
Alaska Communications
Alaska Community Foundation
Alaska Permanent Capital Management
Alaska Public Media
Alyeska Pipeline Service Company
Anchorage and Valley Radiation Therapy Centers
Arctic Slope Regional Corporation
Bering Straits Native Corporation
Calista Corporation
Chugach Alaska Corporation
Con and Becky Bunde
ConocoPhillips Alaska
Cook Inlet Region, Inc.
Cook Inlet Tribal Council
Barbara and Frank Easterbrook
First Alaskans Institute
Beth Rose, John Levy, and Heather Flynn
GCI, Inc.
Jaffa Construction, Inc.
Al and Ann Parrish
Partners for Progress
Rasmuson Foundation
Jim Torgerson and Morgan Christen
University of Alaska Anchorage
Wells Fargo
Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium
Betsy Lawer
Congregation Beth Sholom Board of Trustees
The Hayenga/Michalski Family
2 Friends Gallery
Alaska Communications
Alaska Community Foundation
Alaska Permanent Capital Management
Alaska Public Media
Alyeska Pipeline Service Company
Anchorage and Valley Radiation Therapy Centers
Arctic Slope Regional Corporation
Bering Straits Native Corporation
Calista Corporation
Chugach Alaska Corporation
Con and Becky Bunde
ConocoPhillips Alaska
Cook Inlet Region, Inc.
Cook Inlet Tribal Council
Barbara and Frank Easterbrook
First Alaskans Institute
Beth Rose, John Levy, and Heather Flynn
GCI, Inc.
Jaffa Construction, Inc.
Al and Ann Parrish
Partners for Progress
Rasmuson Foundation
Jim Torgerson and Morgan Christen
University of Alaska Anchorage
Wells Fargo
This event supports Congregation Beth Sholom's mission of
Tikkun Olam: "Repairing the World" through good works
Tikkun Olam: "Repairing the World" through good works
Congregation Beth Sholom is the largest Jewish congregation in Alaska, serving Anchorage and surrounding communities. The congregation initiates and supports programs to achieve Tikkun Olam, a Hebrew phrase that means "repair of the world." The Shining Lights Award recognizes those who exemplify the ideals of Tikkun Olam.
Proceeds from the banquet support the mission of Congregation Beth Sholom to repair the world. We do this through numerous interfaith and interagency activities in the Anchorage area. Tikkun Olam connects us across communities and religions – through projects like Mitzvah Mall, Thanksgiving Blessings, the Anne Frank Remembrance Fund, and the Joy Greisen Jewish Education Center.
Proceeds from the banquet support the mission of Congregation Beth Sholom to repair the world. We do this through numerous interfaith and interagency activities in the Anchorage area. Tikkun Olam connects us across communities and religions – through projects like Mitzvah Mall, Thanksgiving Blessings, the Anne Frank Remembrance Fund, and the Joy Greisen Jewish Education Center.