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Our B’nai B’rith volunteers organize a wide variety of community projects:

Saluting First Responders

Our lodge shows appreciation by showing up with food for hard-working first responders that make our community safer

Fort Worth Police West Division

Fort Worth Police South Division

Texas Health Resources ICU

911 Call Center

Fort Worth Fire Station #26

Colleyville Police HQ

MedStar Paramedics

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Thanksgiving Jewish Seniors lunch

Every year our lodge provides a traditional pre-Thanksgiving lunch for our Jewish Family Services Senior Program

Community Seder

Our lodge has organized lunchtime Seders for a diverse group of over 350 non-Jewish Tarrant County religious, political, civic and community leaders. The Seders strengthen relationships with our non-Jewish Tarrant County friends and neighbors. B’nai B’rith Lodge members prepare the meal, underwrite the cost of the free Seder and provide Haggadah’s and kippah’s for all attendees.

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Christmas at Beautiful Feet Ministries

For over 35 years B’nai B’rith has served over 9,000 Christmas meals to the homeless in Fort Worth. Members gather at Beautiful Feet Ministries in Southeast Fort Worth, a Christian mission that serves the poor and the needy. They arrive early in the morning on Christmas and cook and serve a hot breakfast and a hot lunch. This allows the Mission staff to spend Christmas at home with their families and brightens the day for 100 – 150 homeless guests.

College Awards for High School Seniors

Every year at the Person of the Year event, a group of carefully selected high school seniors are recognized and awarded grants to use as they enter college.

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Ambulance

After terrorists struck Israel on October 7th and ambulances were destroyed, our chapter went into action to raise money for a B’nai B’rith Fort Worth United Hatzalah ambulance. The ambulance sponsored by our lodge is now saving lives in the Jerusalem area. 83 B’nai B’rith members, the community at large and non-Jewish supporters of Israel contributed towards purchasing and equipping an ambulance that is now saving lives by providing free emergency care in Jerusalem.