Join us for a bittersweet but celebratory evening as we send off Rabbi Jordana in true Sisterhood style. We will honor her impact on our community, conduct our year-end business, and look forward to the future together.

Cost: This event is FREE to attend.
‍Deadline: Register by May 10 to ensure we have adequate seating and refreshments.

Our collection at the Spring Annual Meeting will support Popsie’s by providing essential hygiene products and shelf-stable protein foods to offer budget relief for local families.

We are seeking donations of various personal care items and high-protein pantry staples to meet these needs. Monetary donations will also be gratefully accepted during registration or on the night of the event.

For more information, contact Bennie Silver.

Personal Hygiene Items
‍Toothpaste, toothbrushes, deodorant, soap, hand lotion, shampoo, shower gel, feminine hygiene products

‍Shelf-stable Proteins
‍Canned salmon, canned chicken, chicken pouches, tuna pouches, cans of chunky soup

Join Brad Swim, Regional Security Advisor for Safe Indiana, for a comprehensive 90-minute training program and learn how to be vigilant, empowered, and prepared in today’s threat environment both in the Jewish community and in your daily lives.

All members are welcome to attend the IHC Annual Meeting in person at IHC or on Zoom.

Meeting will include:

$42,000+

We have officially concluded our fundraising efforts for the 2025–26 year. Thanks to everyone who purchased Challah and Honey, Hamentashen, or Mah Jongg cards, and those who contributed to and attended Designer Bag Bingo, we raised over $42,000.

This funding is essential for the work we do for IHC, our local community, and our members. We are incredibly grateful to our supporters and the many volunteers whose "woman-power" made these fundraisers possible.

‍Note: We start back up in August with Challah and Honey sales—watch for details on how to order!

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who contributed to the 2026 Confirmation YES Fund appeal. These gifts are a beautiful way to honor our IHC Confirmands while helping to nurture and sustain Reform Jewish leadership around the world.

We also extend our sincere appreciation to those who made YES Fund gifts in memory of loved ones, in honor of friends, or simply to support our mission.

For 10 years, the Sisterhood has funded a vital literacy project at Greenbriar Elementary. We are happy to share that the latest class sets of paperback books have been delivered to every classroom!

Selected by Greenbriar teachers and Literacy Specialist Keely Korstange, these books are used for instructional units and then sent home with the students. This program allows students and their siblings to build their own personal libraries.

‍Building the Foundation
‍In addition to class sets, we provided bonus books for the "Welcome to Greenbriar" packs given to students new to the school. We are proud to support the Scholastic Literacy Partnership program and see the excitement these books bring to the students.

On April 29, the IHC Sisterhood held its annual Book Giveaway at Greenbriar Elementary School. Thanks to the generosity of those who donated new and gently used books, approximately 500 students were able to "shop" for a perfect book to take home for summer break.

A special thank you to the volunteers who made this event a success:

The Social Action Committee wishes to thank everyone who supported our projects throughout the year, including Greenbriar support, Thanksgiving and Passover baskets, Adopt a Family, and the St. Vincent House projects.

Without your help, we would be unable to meet our goals to support families in our community. If you have not been part of this work in the past, please consider getting involved in the future.

For more information, contact Bennie Silver.

Please note that our schedule will change for the summer season.