After presenting the box it was brought back to the studio along with glass sheets that the Hiddur Mitzvah participants worked together to make. These were fired in the kilns and incorporated into the box. This piece is designed in a way that it incorporates six separate boxes into one - each having a glass plaque showing what the money collected in that box will be used for. It's a unique design and turned out rather spectacularly as shown by the photos below:
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Thursday, December 10, 2009
A Custom Tzedakah Box for Jewish Center of Princeton
Gary recently held a Hiddur Mitzvah event at the Jewish Center of Princeton. In addition to the event, Gary presented to the center a tzedakah box that was commissioned to kick off the center's 60th anniversary. A nice article about the event can be read here in the New Jersey Jewish News.
After presenting the box it was brought back to the studio along with glass sheets that the Hiddur Mitzvah participants worked together to make. These were fired in the kilns and incorporated into the box. This piece is designed in a way that it incorporates six separate boxes into one - each having a glass plaque showing what the money collected in that box will be used for. It's a unique design and turned out rather spectacularly as shown by the photos below:
After presenting the box it was brought back to the studio along with glass sheets that the Hiddur Mitzvah participants worked together to make. These were fired in the kilns and incorporated into the box. This piece is designed in a way that it incorporates six separate boxes into one - each having a glass plaque showing what the money collected in that box will be used for. It's a unique design and turned out rather spectacularly as shown by the photos below:
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