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Mitchell Greebel addressed the audience and highlighted the Youth Leadership Division saying it was the future of Kulanu.
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Kulanu’s Young Leadership Division Summer Event brought together Yaffa Kuflik, left, and Danielle Robinson, who hadn’t seen each other since another Kulanu event.
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“Night at the Beach” Kulanu’s summer event at Sunny Atlantic’s Boardwalk Café had Noah Goodman, left, Deidre Stein and Shmuley Rosengarten smiling.
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Youthful energy helped to make Kulanu Center for Special Services’ fourth annual Young Leadership Division Summer Event a success as 130 people attended on Aug. 7.
The Cedarhurst-based organization that serves children with special needs and their families held a “Night at the Beach” at the Sunny Atlantic Beach Club Boardwalk Café.
Festivities included music from Azamra DJ and accompaniment by live drums, a Glatt kosher barbecue, frozen vodka drinks, beer and raffles highlighted by items such as a $1,500 diamond necklace, a famous make baby stroller, other chic jewelry, baseball tickets, electronic devices and more.
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