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You don’t need to make a lot of noise to have a big impact and the Blumbergs are living proof of that. Chaim is our Baal Koreh and Treasurer and Shani serves on the Programming Committee. Together, they are a part of the vibrant force that defines our lay leadership.

 

For Chaim and Shani, Young Israel is more than just a shul. It is a community where members inspire one another to achieve more. It is also a hub of ongoing activity and inspiration where every week, they and their family receive a spiritual shot in the arm.

 

The Blumbergs’ activism stems from their belief that every member should view Young Israel as his/her own personal investment opportunity. Every chance to help is a chance to nab amazing returns. No job is too small or insignificant, and the shul thrives when we all pitch in.

 

Chaim and Shani are the proud parents of Reuven, 14, Bayla, 11, and Rami, 6. They have been a part of the Cherry Hill community for 4 years.

Shani & Chaim Blumberg

Shani & Chaim Blumberg

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Rabbi Jonathan Bienenfeld, Rabbi of YI                                             

Shmuel Gluck, President

Ari Daniels, Co-President

Melanie Weinberg, Vice President

Addi Berard, Treasurer

Biana Lifschitz, Secretary

Avrumi Adler, At-large Board member

Chaim Blumberg, At-large Board member

Nesanel Elouze, At-large Board member

Benjamin Kamienny, At-large Board member

Rivki Locker, At-large Board member

Jonathan Roller, At-large Board member

Elad Rosin, At-large Board member

Avrumi Sharabi, At-large Board member

819 Cooper Landing Road
Cherry Hill, NJ 08002

Bikur Cholim Room

Second floor Pavilion immediately to the right of the main elevator bank.

There is a keypad entry. 

 

To access press C to clear the padlock then enter 5412. Turn the knob to the right and it should open (may take a couple of tries). On the inside - on left wall there is a hole- put your hand in and unlock the hook to open the left door!

 

Inside will be kosher items which are maintained weekly.

There is a hot water kettle- on all the time- with tea and instant coffee. 

Snacks, meals in the refrigerator, prayer books, kiddush cups, light up candles, and many other necessities to sustain visitors and patients at Cooper.

There are some other basic necessities i.e. phone chargers and cords.

To close, shut the door and turn the knob to the left and hit C to clear the padlock.


 


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