Sukkot: Survivor: Only 2 days to go!

Wednesday, September 30, 2009

Only 2 days to go!

The whole team is looking forward to Fri. night (Oct. 2), for the first night of Sukkot and the beginning of Sukkot: Survivor. I, for one, look forward to all the awards and words of praise I’m sure to receive once I beat my very honourable opponents.

All sponsorships go directly to Aish in the Annex and helps the Goldsteins host more guests for Shabbat & holidays. For more info, and to donate, visit http://www.aishintheannex.com/calendar/21/101-Sukkot-Survivor.html

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Todd Finegold

Born at Mount Sinai Hospital in Toronto (Shortly after my spiritual birth in the desert) I quickly migrated north to Thornhill, then moved to London when I was 4, at which point I began drinking lot of tea--which is weird because in London Ontario they really don't drink that much Tea. I moved back to Thornhill when I was 6 for business, as in, Toys R Us closed in London so had to move back where it was in business. Been living downtown for almost 5 years, and it's not too shabby. I like cheese, chewing gum and skies with variable cloudiness--I have an active imagination. Help me raise money for Aish in the Annex, a sanctuary for young Jews in Toronto to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and just chiiiiillll, and who knows, maybe learn a little something.

Rob Walker

Unlike his pampered competitors, Rob Walker was born in the wild. As a child, he walked uphill (both ways) to school in a blizzard- even in summer. He’s a real tough guy. In fact, he once went to the hospital ER for choking on a piece of a cucumber- and didn’t even cry! He’s lived in the darkest, loneliest, most inhospitable place known to man (Ottawa), but now has moved back to Toronto and works in corporate sales. He’s eager to help Aish in the Annex grow and help the Goldstein’s host more guests, but mostly he’s out to prove to the world what a 115 lb juggernaut is capable of!

Justin Kaufman

Born and raised in the cold north of Thornhill, moved south to the warmer downtown of Toronto to study a Bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering, Graduating only to find himself as a logistician (is that a real word?) Having lived a fairly pampered life never living in a Sukkah he's taking his life into his hands risking life limb and cookie addiction to raise some for Aish In the Annex an organization so close to his heart that he wants to do anything to help.

Can this pampered boy from thornhill handle the harsh environment that is the outdoors in the annex?

Rabbi Mitch Goldstein