The Religious School helps to clean Temple Shalom’s portion of Fayetteville’s Adopt-a-Trail program in 2019, kiddingly called the “Kosher Mile.” 
Temple Sisterhood supports the Jewish hunger organization Mazon, to help local food banks. Pictured is Sisterhood leader Sharon Berman. 
The Temple Shalom Sisterhood helped the Beaumont Jewish community after flooding in 2017. 
Temple Shalom is well-represented in Fayetteville’s 2018 Pride Parade. 
Temple Shalom is represented in the 2018 Christmas Eve Dinner for the food insecure, part of the Sunday Supper Project.
Responding to Covid
In this time of COVID-19 precautionary measures, if members of our Temple Shalom community are afraid to venture out for groceries and other necessities, or find themselves in a self-quarantine situation because of illness, please reach out to Temple Shalom for HELP. Contact the Temple by email office@templeshalomnwa.org or by phone 479-973-2702. Give your name and phone number so we can contact you. We are all in this together and we must look out for each other.
Donate to the Caring and Social Action Fund
Contributions to the Caring and Social Action fund are welcomed and appreciated as it helps support our Jewish community and our community at large. Use the Donate link below to contribute to this fund.
The Social Action Committee assists Temple congregants in need and supports the local community, as well as Jewish causes regional, national and international. The Social Action Committee has been a long-time supporter of Habitat for Humanity, Canopy NWA, and in recent years has partnered with the Religious School in a commitment to Fayetteville’s Adopt-A-Trail program.