Founded by the visionary couple Rabbi Jack and Shira Melul upon their arrival in L.A. in 2017, AishLIT, the young professionals division of Aish Los Angeles, has evolved into the “home away from home” that many people in the post-college community crave.
Rather than endlessly swiping through options on standard dating apps like Hinge and Bumble, Loop’s quality matches emerge from mutual friend introductions and recommendations.
Five out of seven of the store’s windows were completely shattered, and the cash register, which contained just under $200, was stolen.
TAP is a leadership development program to inspire and mobilize teens to take action and change the world.
A Holocaust survivor with an extraordinary story, her self-help book is titled “The Gift: 12 Lessons to Save Your Life.”
The 17-year-old said that after seeing homeless people lacking the proper COVID-19 protection, she felt compelled to take action.
Making the most of quarantine, the Shorten family turned to challah-baking. They have dubbed their mitzvah project “Got Challah.”
“Receiving all these generous donations from businesses and families remind us, too, that they are rooting for us, and we are all in this together.”
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