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Negev Dinner gala in photos

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Left to right: Shannon Gorski, Gary Averbach, JNF Pacific Region president David Goldman, Michael Averbach and JNF shaliach Ilan Pilo. (photo by Robert Albanese)

The soldout Jewish National Fund of Canada, Pacific Region, Negev Dinner on June 4 at Four Seasons Hotel Vancouver honoured Gary Averbach and his two children who live locally, Michael Averbach and Shannon Gorski, for their service to the community. Proceeds from the gala will fund infrastructure improvements to the Israeli Scouts (Tzofei Tzamid) facilities in Raanana and Dimona, in order to make them more accessible for children and youth with disabilities. The Israeli Scouts, which runs programming for youth aged 9-21, has more than 80,000 members, including more than 2,500 children and youth with disabilities.

photo - Richmond Jewish Day School principal Abba Brodt, right, was honoured with JNF’s Education Award
Richmond Jewish Day School principal Abba Brodt, right, was honoured with JNF’s Education Award. (photo by Robert Albanese)
photo - Current JNF Pacific Region president David Goldman, right, presents the president’s pin to immediate past president Frank Sirlin
Current JNF Pacific Region president David Goldman, right, presents the president’s pin to immediate past president Frank Sirlin. (photo by Robert Albanese)
photo - Elaine and Zev Shafran, honourary gala chairs, together with Shay and Mickey Keil, and Ariel and Rachael Lewinski
Elaine and Zev Shafran, honourary gala chairs, together with Shay and Mickey Keil, and Ariel and Rachael Lewinski. (photo by Robert Albanese)
photo - The Maccabeats got the crowd up and moving
The Maccabeats got the crowd up and moving. (photo by Robert Albanese)
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Format ImagePosted on June 30, 2017June 29, 2017Author Jewish National Fund Pacific RegionCategories LocalTags Averbach, JNF, Negev Dinner

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