Weekly Roundup: July 11, 2025

Categories: Friendship Circle, Newsletter

J&R Day Camp Visit

Last week J&R Day Campers visited for the Friendship Circle for their Tikkun Olam day! They created birthday baggies for our friends!

Bunny Bakes

Bunny Bakes summer menu has officially dropped and we are so excited for you to enjoy all of the refreshing blends we have come up with!

Meet our NEW Raspberry Lemonade Loaf Cake! Sweet, tangy and totally irresistible! It is s summer dream, zesty lemonade loaf topped with luscious raspberry buttercream! Be sure to grab a slice of sunshine at Bunny Bakes!

The Beacon

Beacon teens soaked up the sunshine in our rooftop garden with an energizing drum circle experience! We came together to play drums, guitars, and other instruments—connecting through rhythm, teamwork, and the joy of making music in community!

Walk4Friendship 2025

Walk the Walk with us at our 5th Annual Walk4Friendship on November 2nd, 2025!

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