We are in the process of upgrading our building to reduce our carbon footprint, including replacing all of our windows with funds received from a government grant. Additionally, we are going into our second year of providing our congregants with a CSA to purchase organic produce from a Jewish farmer. We are also going into our second year of an onsite garden.
Tagged Adults, Advocacy and/or Policy, Carbon Footprints, Clergy and Rabbinical Students, Climate Change, Community Organizing and Policymaking, Direct Educational Programs and Experiences, Early Childhood, Earth-Based Jewish Practices, Eco-Theology, Experiential Learning, Hands-On Greening, Interfaith, Jewish Education, Jewish Farming Practices, Jewish Identity, Sustainable Agriculture, Sustainable Building, Teenagers
