Volunteers. Chabad of Orange County teens promote animal welfare at the Pardess Chabad Farm
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| 09 Aug 2021 | 11:39
Chabad CTeen leader Gavin Reich of Highland Mills mows the lawn at the Pardess Chabad Farm at the Chabad of Orange County CTeen Volunteer day. Photos provided by Chabad of Orange County.
Chabad teens learn how to reinforce a fence at the Pardess Chabad Farm.
Chana Burston, who co-directs Chabad of Orange County with her husband, Rabbi Pesach, is pictured with Chabad CTeen leader Leor Resty of Monroe at the Pardess Chabad Farm.
Chabad teens construct a picnic table at the Pardess Chabad Farm.
Chabad CTeen leader Leor Resty of Monroe enjoys staining a fence at the Pardess Chabad Farm at the Chabad of Orange County CTeen Volunteer day.
CTeen of Chabad of Orange County spent the day recently volunteering on the Pardess Chabad Farm in Hopewell Junction.
High school teens enjoyed promoting animal welfare by reinforcing fencing, building a chicken coop and garden beds, constructing picnic tables and painting fences.
Teens helped care for the animals and even got a chance to try out the lawn mower.
A delicious BBQ dinner and social time ended off an exciting day.
“It was a great day at the farm” said Leor Resty of Monroe, one of Chabad of Orange County’s CTeen leader, “spending time with friends as we volunteered and helped the animals in so many ways.”
For more information on the CTeen program, call Rabbi Pesach and Chana Burston at 845 782-2770, log onto chabadorange.com or email rabbi@chabadorange.com.