Welcome to ESCA

February, 2010

Just when we thought we'd never get any rain, the skies opened and down it came. The water level in Lake Kinerret is going up steadily and so should our hopes! It's time to take a deep breath and get ready for Spring!
O.K. – so Spring isn't exactly here yet, but it's just around the corner and the days are growing noticeably longer. The cold nights of winter haven't been so bad thanks to the fun we had at Food Night and Poetry Night. And there's more in store in the coming months to pique your interest. Now read on to see what's happened and what we hope to make happen.

If you have any questions, suggestions, ideas or thoughts you would like to share with us (concerning this web site), drop us a message. We promise to read everything and refer to it seriously.

CHAI means alive, and also the number 18. Everyone who donates double Chai (36 NIS) or more will be featured in our "To Life!" section. So give life to ESCA and enjoy it. Of course, anonymous gifts will also be appreciated. An idea for a present for one who has it all.Want to give more? 100 NIS makes you a CENTURY DONOR; 50 NIS a JUBILEE DONOR.

Thanks to Chaim Kolinsky for the donation to the club… always appreciated!

Thanks! To Robert Bar-Chaim for giving to keep these letters coming to everyone.

Thank you: To Margarita for a gift to ESCA, and our best wishes for the continued recovery of her husband. It was good to see you at Food Night!

Thanks for giving to ESCA: Esther Ben Avraham lives in Nes Tziona, but she's been to our events over the years and shows her appreciation with a donation. Glad you think about us now and then.

Our most dependable supporters Raymond Abraham and David Sassoon are back once again with a double hai donation for the stamp fund.

A welcome Century donation comes to us from Max Dahan, an old friend.

Note: All donations to ESCA are used for mailing our newsletter and for basic refreshments at our events.

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