Breakfast Run January 29th

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Please indicate all in your family who will participate. The Breakfast Run is open to all ages!

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I/we would like to participate in the Breakfast Run by (check as many as you'd like):

Bringing winter clothing, supplies, and toiletries to the synagogue to distribute on the run anytime between now and January 26thPreparing a breakfast item for 50 people to serve on the Run and bringing to the synagogue either on Friday, January 27th (if it will keep) or early morning Sunday, January 29th (exact time TBA)Organizing the supplies at the synagogue on Friday, January 27th (time can work around your schedule as long before Shabbat)Coming on the breakfast run on Sunday, January 29th - we will gather at the synagogue early morning Sunday, January 29th and transport the donated items and food to one assigned spot where we will serve breakfast and give out clothes for about an hour

If you signed up to donate clothes/supplies/toiletries, please call the synagogue (212-593-3300) to ensure we are open before coming in to drop something off. Here's what we are looking for:

WARM COATS, Large and extra large sizes, as even small men and women like to layer. Dark colors preferred, Durable pants. Large sizes preferred. Blue jeans preferred over khakis. Mostly men's sizes, but bring five or so pairs of women's pants as well. SOCKS, white or dark, UNDERPANTS. Sizes 32 through 46., SWEATERS, SWEATSHIRTS, and LONG SLEEVED SHIRTS. IN LARGE SIZES. Dark colors preferred. Hooded sweatshirts are especially popular. T-SHIRTS. Medium through extra large. Any color. GLOVES. Ski gloves clipped in pairs or knit gloves rolled together. Dark colors. HATS. Knit and warm for winter. Baseball caps for summer. SHOES. Sizes 9 through 14. Lightly worn sneakers or athletic shoes (no spikes), soft-soled shoes and work boots preferred. LONG UNDERWEAR Large sizes. Any color. BELTS. Sizes 32 to 46. BACKPACKS, BLANKETS, REUSABLE GROCERY BAGS, and TOILETRIES.

If you signed up to prepare/purchase a breakfast item, please let us know what you'll bring here:

The organization Midnight Run recommends the following, "The food is anything you want. Groups have carried scrambled eggs, hash browns, pancakes and oatmeal, all pre-cooked and put in appropriate containers to keep warm. Some groups bring a variety of quiches, which are easy to prepare in advance and fine served cold. Breakfast meats are popular. Guys like pastries, everything from donuts to coffee cake to danish. Cold cereal is okay, particularly in single serve boxes, but only as an adjunct. Fruit salad is popular, as well as bananas and oranges. And of course coffee and juice, or hot chocolate in winter. Use your imagination, within reason. But do think through the mechanics of transportation and serving. Cold eggs are not popular. You can get by with cold food in summer, but in winter plan on having something hot and nutritious."

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