Hatzalah Chicago

Please join us, and the top Sommeliers in the kosher wine industry, for a night filled with the finest wines and a five-course feast, benefiting Hatzalah Chicago. TO RESERVE: contact Nuovo Chicago - (847) 213-1026

Hatzalah Chicago is a non-profit volunteer emergency medical service that provides emergency medical response 24 hours a day, 365 days a year to all who need it, regardless of race, religion or ethnicity. Since December 2011, Hatzalah Chicago has answered over 12,000 calls throughout Skokie, Lincolnwood, Evanston, West Rogers and Peterson Park. Hatzalah Chicago’s mission is to enhance pre-hospital care and develop a higher level of emergency preparedness and support in the Chicagoland Jewish Community by augmenting the existing services to improve medical outcomes.

Chances are you, your family, or someone you know has called upon the emergency medical services of Hatzalah. Please be there for us, now, as we are for you, always!

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Hatzalah Chicago and EJ's Pizzeria Skokie are teaming up again for the 6th year in a row. Motzei Pesach Pizza Fundraiser. Bid to receive the FIRST Three Pies and Fries Delivered to your door, all proceeds Go to Hatzalah Chicago

EJ's Pizzeria/Hatzalah Chicago Motzei Pesach First Pies/Fries: Bid to Save Lives | eBay Raise Dough for Hatzalah Chicago! All proceeds will be donated to Hatzalah Chicago!

Hatzalah Chicago recently dedicated an ambulance, donated by the Herenstein, Kirshner, Friedman, Sheldon and Kuperman families, in honor of Eleanor Kirshner, and in memory of Don Kirshner Z”L, Birdie and Maurie Kirshner Z”L, and Marsha Mayefsky-Lerer Z”L.

Smoke from wildfires in Canada continues to impact air quality in Chicago. Wildfire smoke can irritate the eyes, nose, throat, and lungs. Based on current levels of particulate matter, air quality in Chicago today is unhealthy. Groups that may be more sensitive – people with heart or lung conditions, older adults, children and teens – should take steps to limit their exposure:
- Avoid strenuous outdoor activities
- Keep outdoor activities short
- Consider moving physical activities indoors or rescheduling them
Others are recommended to consider these steps to reduce their exposure:
- Choose less strenuous activities (like walking instead of running) so you don’t breathe as hard
- Shorten the amount of time you are active outdoors
To learn more about air quality in our area and monitor for updates from the US EPA, visit...

AirNow.gov AirNow is your one-stop source for air quality data. Our recently redesigned site highlights air quality in your local area first, while still providing air quality information at state, national, and world views.

Our campaign has started. Help show our Responders, Dispatchers, Serviceman and Instructors your continued support. ANY amount is always appreciated.

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