Temple Beth Abraham in Canton Receives Commendation for Community Service

received a commendation from the Commonwealth of Massachusetts for its efforts in supplying food and toiletries to the

In 2011, the congregants of Temple Beth Abraham, led by the Social Action Committee, collected record amounts of much needed necessities for the those in our community that need assistance.

Michael G. Bellotti, of Norfolk County writes, “Congratulations and thank you for your outstanding efforts in gathering donations for the Canton Food Pantry.  The entire Temple Beth Abraham congregation deserves high praise for working so hard to help people in need.  The positive effects of your charitable endeavors cannot be overstated.” 

Temple Beth Abraham is grateful to have an active congregation that is committed to giving back to the Canton community.  

Lesley Shain, chairman of the Social Action Committee added, “I am so proud of my congregation.  We continue our year-long efforts to support our community through donations to the Canton Food Pantry, Family Table, Afghans for Our Troops and other organizations."

Temple Beth Abraham and our renowned Rabbi David Paskin inspire the Conservative community in Canton and surrounding towns with a welcoming and spiritually enriching environment filled with song. Through religious, community service, educational, cultural, and social opportunities, our progressive, close-knit congregation serves the many needs of the current and future community of Jews.

For more information, visit www.templebethabraham.org or call 781-828-5250.

-Press release contributed by Temple Beth Abraham.