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    To confirm the delivery time please call Shmouel: 419-322-2730

    Enjoy a fully catered Kosher Thanksgiving meal from Chef Cari in West Bloomfield, MI, available for order and pickup at Chabad House.

    To view the full menu and to order visit www.chefcari.com
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  • Gan Izzy ClubGan Izzy Club at Chabad of Toledo is back for the 2026–27 school year! For grades K–5, meeting once a month with kosher lunch, guest visitors, art, and fun Jewish activities.

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