Friendship Circle - Chabad Shaarey Israel
- Friends @ Home
- Sunday Circle!
- Birthday Club
- Friendship Walk
- Mitzvah Volunteer Program
- Upcoming Events |
- Volunteers |
- Parents/Family |
- Drum Circle with the Friendship Circle 2025
- Bowling with Friendship Circle 2025
- Friendship Circle Reptile Adventures 2025 (Videos)
- Friendship Circle Reptile Adventures 2025
- Matty Roxx Pre Chanukah Concert
- Matty Roxx Pre Chanukah Concert (Videos)
- Fun Day at the Farm
- Friendship Circle Drum Circle 2024
- Friendship Circle Drum Circle 2024 (Videos)
- Friendship Circle Kickoff 2013-14 @ Bounce U!
- A Celebration of Friendship 2013
- Sunday Circle Pizza Chefs
- Sunday Circle Sushi Chefs
- Sunday Circle at the Home Depot
- Sunday Circle Bowling Bash
- Sunday Circle @ Jill's Ceramics 4/6/14
- Dining with the Stars - End of Year Banquet 2014
- Karate Kickoff Event 2014
- Drum Circle 2014
- Chanukah Carnival 2014
- Home Depot Workshop Jan 2015
- Hobby Quest Workshop/ Tu'bshevat
- Friendship Circle Dinner 2013
- Rockland Friendship Walk 2015
- Friendship Circle Dinner 2015
- Friendship Circle Kickoff Event at Tevaland 2015-16
- Menorah Workshop at Home Depot
- Hamantash Baking and Dancing with the FC
- Friends at Home Photos |
- Walk Photos |
- Evening of Appreciation Video Clips
The Friendship Circle's unique approach brings together teenage volunteers and children with special needs for hours of fun and friendship. These shared experiences empower children with special needs, while enriching the lives of everyone involved.
We envision a world in which children with special needs and their families experience acceptance, inclusion and friendship.
We envision a time when children with special needs with be seen and accepted as contributing members of society.
We envision stimulating programs and activities in which teen volunteers, children with special needs, and their families find meaning, purpose, and self-value.
We envision a Jewish community that embraces children with special needs and their families, and allows each person to contribute in his/her own way.
We envision teen volunteers developing into leaders of tomorrow’s Jewish community; leaders who are sensitive to others and their needs.
We envision a world filled with love and respect for everyone, regardless of age, race, religious affiliation, or personal differences.
How can you help complete the circle?
Do you know a teenager who would like to be a volunteer?
Do you know a family that can use extra help in their home with children who have special needs?
Would you like to support our programs and help us continue the work of the Friendship Circle?
The Friendship Circle is made up of five parts: volunteers, children, parents, staff, and supporters. The true beauty of the Circle is how we all link together to form a seamless circle of friendship. Together, we can perform miracles.
