For over 22 years SHAI’s Senior Program has worked tirelessly to provide a place for our parents and grandparents to come together. Under the leadership of SHAI member Mrs. Parvaneh Khodadadian, and with generous supporters and a wonderfully compassionate group of volunteers, SHAI’s partnership with the Town of North Hempstead […]
Read MoreThe SHAI Sephardic Summer Day Camp has been brimming with activity, including Krav Maga lessons, basketball tournaments, video games, board games, socializing, and a successful daily minyan. There are also visits with the seniors at the Great Neck Social Center, where the kids and the seniors spend quality time bonding […]
Read MoreOn August 11th, we hosted a young professionals Tu B’Av party with Moise Safra Center. More than 170 singles enjoyed Hawaiian themed food, music, and entertainment, including a fire hula dancing show. This was a fun and different spin on the traditional Tu B’Av white party, and all three of […]
Read MoreOn Wednesday, June 15th, SHAI proudly held its biennial gala at Temple Israel of Great Neck. SHAI was founded in 1992, and this special event was an evening of laughter, community, and unity, celebrating 30 years of our organization’s commitment to enhancing our community and preserving our rich Sephardic, Mizrahi, […]
Read MoreOn June 13th, 2 nights before our Gala, we hosted a very targeted singles event with our young professionals from the ages 21-29. This event was held at Tempura Rooftop Restaurant in New York City, in partnership with the JRC of Michigan and Hineni. Former Israeli ambassador to the US […]
Read MoreOn May 30th, SHAI marched in unison along with the Persian community down Middle Neck Road as part of Great Neck’s Memorial Day Parade.
Read MoreAfter a three year pause, SHAI resumed its tradition of marching in the JCRC-NY Celebrate Israel Parade on Sunday, May 22, 2022. The parade theme this year was “Together Again – Kulanu B’Yachad,” celebrating the State of Israel’s 74th birthday. With over 40,000 marchers, dozens of fabulous floats, marching bands, […]
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