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Who is Temple Emanu-El Brotherhood?
A social network for Jewish men that serves the Temple as an auxiliary. We had 127 members last year. Dues cost $36 annually.
What events do we have?
Events range from sports to politics to health issues to Jewish discussions. Our annual Chanukah luncheon and “Brotherhood at the Barons” game are popular hits.
How do we help the Temple?
We provide funding for Temple needs, such as helping a student attend a Jewish summer camp. We also help build the Sukkah, greet and usher at High Holy Days, work at the Food Fair and fund the monthly Temple bulletin.
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Charles Bloom, Brotherhood President |
Charles Bloom is in his second year as President of Temple Emanu-El's Brotherhood. He served as secretary prior to his presidential role and is also a member of the Temple Emanu-El Board of Directors.
Professionally, he is in his 15th year as director of the Southeastern Conference office's media and public relations efforts, and his ninth year as Associate Commissioner.
In the Southeastern Conference office, Bloom supervises the media and public relations operations for the league's 20 sports, directly overseeing football. He is the chief spokesperson for the conference office and oversees communication strategies for the office.
Bloom, a native of Emporia, Va., came to the Southeastern Conference from East Carolina University, where he served as Sports Information Director/Assistant Athletic Director from 1988-95. Prior to joining the ECU staff, he was an associate SID at Ole Miss from 1987-88 and an assistant SID at LSU from 1985-87.
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A 1985 graduate of the University of South Carolina, Bloom is a past president and current board member of the College Sports Information Directors of America, current President of the Alabama Public Relations Society of America chapter, board member of the Football Writers Association of America as well as member of the United States Basketball Writers Association, National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (past president), Public Relations Society of America (national) and the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics.
Bloom, who is also active in United Way of Central Alabama, and his wife, Cindy, are parents of two children - daughter, Lindsey (17), and son, Max (7).
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Brotherhood News & Notes
Brotherhood has created a memorial fund to honor our members who have passed away. Brotherhood will make a donation to the Temple in the memory of any member who died during the year. For additional information, please call David Reese at 960-0386.
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Upcoming Events
The 10th annual Bill Peetluk Softball
Tournament is scheduled for Sunday, April 15 at the LJCC and Temple Emanu-El is once again fielding a team of superstar athletes, led by Glenn Fleisig. Please contact Glenn or Bill Goldman if you are interested in being a Temple Emanu-El Softball Superstar. You can contact Glenn at 205-942-7176 or glennf@asmi.org or Bill at 205-903-4847or bgold240@aol.com.
Golf Tournament
Come join the Brotherhood for a round of golf in our First Annual Golf Tournament the morning of Sunday, April 22! The event will take place at Highland Park Golf Course. Anyone age 12 and up is welcome to play, and all proceeds will go to a new outdoor Sukkah for Temple. $100 per person includes breakfast, golf, and fun bag. Prizes for top 3 scores, last place, longest drive, and closest to pin. To register click here.
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How can I join Brotherhood?
Contact President Charles Bloom at cbloom@sec.org, 205.936.8937 or 205.995.0149. Beyond dues, we need your participation and ideas. Please become an active member and help us grow.
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