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Please help make 2024 the sweetest year ever by purchasing a Rosh Hashanah gift of honey for you, your family, or friends.
This distinctive 8-ounce jar of kosher honey arrives in time for Rosh Hashanah, decorated with a festive label, and includes a personalized card reading “Shana Tova—Wishing you a Healthy and Happy New Year.” This card also lets the recipients know that a donation has been made in their honor to THE REFORM TEMPLE OF FOREST HILLS.
The cost is $14.00 per jar.
All purchases will help Women’s Connection fund and support vital temple programs throughout the year. You can purchase online via credit card or PayPal.
**If you are paying by check**
ORT is no longer accepting checks directly so we will place the orders internally. If paying by check, you MUST send this order form and a check for the full amount of your order payable to “RTFH Women’s Connection” to Temple. Put “Attention WoCo” on the envelope. Please be prompt. We MUST have all order forms and checks in the WoCo mailbox by THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 2024. This will allow ample time for us to place your order.
**If you are paying online**
To order online, go to https://orthoney.com/RTF.
Please note:
If you are having trouble accessing your previous orders, please follow the instructions below:
Do not log into your account. Just click on “I ordered in a previous year” and select option 3: By Phone, Zip and Last Name
Put in the last 4 digits of your phone number, your zip code and the first letter of your last name.
It will ask “Is this you?” Click Yes, which will bring up your old order and it will then ask if you accept the free shipping terms.
You must click on every teal bar and either EDIT, DELETE or ADD TO CART. Once that is done, the bar turns purple. When the last teal bar is edited, deleted, or added to the cart, the system will assign the order a new number and you can then add more recipients and/or checkout. We are only accepting credit cards and PayPal as payments this year.
For more information, please email Chairperson Shelley Radbel at
