Join us for this worthwhile opportunity to feed the hungry and practice Tikkun Olam - an important Jewish value of repairing the world!
Gleaning has its roots in Biblical times when the corners of farmers' fields were left unharvested and overlooked or forgotten crops were 'gleaned' as sustenance for the poor, the hungry, the foreigner, the fatherless and the widow.
Gleaning is as important today as it was in ancient times. This early form of welfare is now a humanitarian act of the modern world.
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