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Chabad Jewish Center of Buffalo fosters Jewish identity and community through education, outreach, and support. They provide a welcoming space for all, promoting Jewish traditions and values to enhance spiritual and communal life.

A new couple is moving to Buffalo. Rabbi Nochum and Sorale Labkowski are warm, thoughtful, deeply committed, and full of energy. They&rsquo;re coming for one reason: to help build a stronger, warmer, and more connected Jewish community. Let me explain. Mrs. Cohen is 84 years old and lives alone. Her children live out of town, and some weeks she barely sees another person. One Friday afternoon, a volunteer knocks on her door with a warm meal and a smile. &quot;You have no idea how much this means to me,&quot; she says. &quot;It&#39;s not just the food. It&#39;s knowing that someone remembers me.&quot; That&#39;s the kind of impact Nochum and Sorale want to make. Whether it&#39;s helping expand our kosher food pantry, organizing volunteers, visiting seniors, supporting families, or creating opportunities for people to connect, their passion is building a community where no one feels forgotten. As our community continues to grow, we know that buildings alone don&#39;t create community&mdash;people do. That&#39;s why Rabbi Nochum and Sorale are moving to Buffalo. To make this possible, we&#39;re raising $36,000 to bring them on full-time and launch this exciting new chapter of growth. Will you be a part of it? Your partnership will help create more acts of kindness, more connections, and more opportunities for every person to know they are cared for. Thank you for helping us build a warmer, stronger Jewish future for Buffalo.

A new couple is moving to Buffalo.Rabbi Nochum and Sorale Labkowski are warm, thoughtful, deeply committed, and full of energy. They’re coming for one reason: to help build a stronger, warmer, and more connected Jewish community.Let me explain.Mrs. Cohen is 84 years old and lives alone. Her children live out of town, and some weeks she barely sees another person. One Friday afternoon, a volunteer knocks on her door with a warm meal and a smile."You have no idea how much this means to me," she says. "It's not just the food. It's knowing that someone remembers me."That's the kind of impact Nochum and Sorale want to make.Whether it's helping expand our kosher food pantry, organizing volunteers, visiting seniors, supporting families, or creating opportunities for people to connect, their passion is building a community where no one feels forgotten.As our community continues to grow, we know that buildings alone don't create community—people do.That's why Rabbi Nochum and Sorale are moving to Buffalo.To make this possible, we're raising $36,000 to bring them on full-time and launch this exciting new chapter of growth.Will you be a part of it?Your partnership will help create more acts of kindness, more connections, and more opportunities for every person to know they are cared for.Thank you for helping us build a warmer, stronger Jewish future for Buffalo.

New Shluchim to Buffalo

A new couple is moving to Buffalo. Nochum and Sorale Labkowski are warm, thoughtful, deeply committed, and full of energy. They&rsquo;re coming for one reason: to help build a stronger, warmer, and more connected Jewish community. Let me explain. Mrs. Cohen is 84 years old and lives alone. Her children live out of town, and some weeks she barely sees another person. One Friday afternoon, a volunteer knocks on her door with a warm meal and a smile. &quot;You have no idea how much this means to me,&quot; she says. &quot;It&#39;s not just the food. It&#39;s knowing that someone remembers me.&quot; That&#39;s the kind of impact Nochum and Sorale want to make. Whether it&#39;s helping expand our kosher food pantry, organizing volunteers, visiting seniors, supporting families, or creating opportunities for people to connect, their passion is building a community where no one feels forgotten. As our community continues to grow, we know that buildings alone don&#39;t create community&mdash;people do. That&#39;s why Nochum and Sorale are moving to Buffalo. To make this possible, we&#39;re raising $72,000 to bring them on full-time and launch this exciting new chapter of growth. Will you be a part of it? Your partnership will help create more acts of kindness, more connections, and more opportunities for every person to know they are cared for. Thank you for helping us build a warmer, stronger Jewish future for Buffalo.

A new couple is moving to Buffalo.Nochum and Sorale Labkowski are warm, thoughtful, deeply committed, and full of energy. They’re coming for one reason: to help build a stronger, warmer, and more connected Jewish community.Let me explain.Mrs. Cohen is 84 years old and lives alone. Her children live out of town, and some weeks she barely sees another person. One Friday afternoon, a volunteer knocks on her door with a warm meal and a smile."You have no idea how much this means to me," she says. "It's not just the food. It's knowing that someone remembers me."That's the kind of impact Nochum and Sorale want to make.Whether it's helping expand our kosher food pantry, organizing volunteers, visiting seniors, supporting families, or creating opportunities for people to connect, their passion is building a community where no one feels forgotten.As our community continues to grow, we know that buildings alone don't create community—people do.That's why Nochum and Sorale are moving to Buffalo.To make this possible, we're raising $72,000 to bring them on full-time and launch this exciting new chapter of growth.Will you be a part of it?Your partnership will help create more acts of kindness, more connections, and more opportunities for every person to know they are cared for.Thank you for helping us build a warmer, stronger Jewish future for Buffalo.

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