Fwd:

Good evening, Members and friends of Heights Jewish Center Synagogue. 

     As the year end quickly closes in on us, I am asking you to consider Heights Jewish Center when making your final tax plans for the year.  Most Americans will use the standard deduction for this year, but:

 In 2020, as part of the pandemic relief program in the U.S., taxpayers can deduct up to $300 in charitable donations, even if they choose to take the  standard deduction.  

 

     If you still need to allocate some of your meiser money, this is an ideal time to take advantage of this provision and to remember HJCS.  The link below has more information.  Be sure to consult your tax advisor to see if this is right for you.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/davidrae/2020/12/01/why-everyone-needs-to-donate-300-to-charity-now/?sh=22ddd1c63b10

  On another note, If you have ever had BBQ from the Wanderingque, out of hackensack N.J., and you are craving it, please read on.  While they will not be stopping in Cleveland this year, Yoyo Moore has made arrangements to meet them on the road to pick up your orders and bring them to Cleveland for distribution from his home.  Please see the flier below.  Time is limited, as the order deadline is December 9, at 10 a.m.  For answers to any questions please contact yoyo directly at  yoyomarni@gmail.com    Please note that there will be a delivery fee of 10% of your total order for this service.  Heights Jewish Center is not benefiting, nor endorsing this endeavor.  We are passing on the information as a service to the community.

 rob altshuler,

 President, HJCS

Our delivery fees will be 10% of your overall order cost. NOTE THE DEADLINE. ( This company is not coming to Cleveland this time so we are meeting them on the highway down about an hour from Cleveland , So if you wish to our place your orders make sure you note that it is for pick up at the private MOORE residence and note the cost for our delivery fees). THANK YOU