The High Holy Days take a lot of care behind the scenes. If you are looking for a simple way to help, we would love to have you.
Be part of the team that builds our beautiful congregational sukkah. We will gather at Temple Beth El for dinner and roll up our sleeves to build the sukkah together.
We will begin at 4:00pm, but you are welcome to join whenever you can after work or school. No experience is needed, and there is a role for everyone.
Dinner is free. Please register by Sunday, September 20 so we can plan accordingly.
The sukkah will be taken down on Sunday, October 4, marking the close of the season.
We extend special thanks to the TBE Brotherhood for its leadership of this important initiative.
Your kindness and presence can make all the difference. Explore the opportunities below and choose the role that feels right for you.
Greeters and ushers perform the mitzvah of hachnasat orchim, gracious hospitality, by helping everyone who arrives feel seen, welcomed, and cared for.
If you are a licensed medical professional, we invite you to be part of our team providing on-call emergency support during High Holy Day services.
Greeters, ushers, and medical responders must also complete the regular High Holy Day registration form for themselves and everyone in their household who will attend.