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High Holy Days

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Temple Shir Shalom is happy and proud to welcome all visitors and guests to High Holy services at no charge, though we do request High Holiday donations from members and guests alike.

Make a High Holy Days Donation

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Presenting check to Bread of the Mighty 2025

Help Us Feed Thousands—Together

In the spirit of the High Holy Days, we reflect on renewal, compassion, and our responsibility to care for one another. Starting in 2013, Temple Shir Shalom began partnering with Bread of the Mighty Food bank by bringing non-perishable food items to Temple Shir Shalom. Sometimes almost a ton of food   It was tangible, heartfelt—and yet, not the most effective way to help.

Since 2020, in a response to covid, we switched to a virtual Food Drive and requested financial donations, a much more effective way to help Bread of the Mighty feed the hungry.

 

Thanks to your incredible generosity, we’ve raised over $3,000 each year—providing more than 18,000 meals annually to people in Alachua and surrounding counties.

 

Last year’s donations reached a pinnacle of $5500! That’s food for children, seniors, and families who otherwise might go hungry…your neighbors.

This year let’s do even more.

You can make your High Holy Day donation now in any of the following ways:

·       Online: click "Donate," and write “Food Drive” in the intent box.

·       By Check: Payable to “Temple Shir Shalom” with “Food Drive” in the memo line.

·       By Phone: Call the Temple office at (352) 371-6399 and let Gracie know it’s for the food drive.

All donations are presented to Bread of the Mighty after Yom Kippur.

With the federal defunding of programs such as food stamps the need for donations is stronger than ever.

Thank you for being a blessing.

With gratitude,


Sharon and Andy Hirshik

5786 Yizkor 

Temple Shir Shalom  /  3855 NW 8th Avenue  / Gainesville, Florida 32605 /  352.371.6399

 

Copyright 2026, Temple Shir Shalom. All rights reserved.

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