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FEDERATION NEWS April 2020 9A

Wishing Brad Hanley April is Sababa time!

a happy retirement! Staﬀ report “We’re partnering with Sababa

o you need a little “sababa”

Staﬀ Report time? What’s “sababa” you because it oﬀers unique programming

he Jewish Federation of Sara- with our staﬀ and lay leadership dur- Dask? The word is Israeli slang that will engage families, teens and

sota-Manatee oﬀers a heartfelt ing his tenure. On a personal note, I for “cool” or “awesome,” and this Hillel students, connecting them to
Tcongratulations to our Facilities will miss his sense of humor, can-do April we have some cool and awesome each other, the world surrounding them

Coordinator, Brad Hanley, who begins attitude and seeing his big smile every events planned for area families, teens and Judaism,” says Andrea Eiﬀert, the
his long-awaited journey into the world day.” and young adults when Sababa Beach- Federation’s Teen and Family Program
of retirement this month. When asked about some of his away comes our way. Coordinator.
Brad is truly an asset to the Federa- favorite memories at the Federation, Sababa’s mission is true to its The Federation is bringing in the

tion team. His dedication to our organi- Brad says, “Prepping for the film fes- name. The organization provides a Sababa program staﬀ on Saturday,

zation over the past 12 years is evident tivals, especially helping Dani Menken Jewish experience that is rooted in the April 18 and Sunday, April 19 for a
every single day he comes to work. “stage” the background for his docu- awe of nature, healthy fun and true weekend of programming at Siesta Key
No matter what the task, be it chang- mentary, On the Map, about the Israeli connection. Sababa runs a residential, Beach and New College of Florida.

ing a lightbulb, hanging a picture, run- basketball team. That was my first film beach-based camp in Virginia Beach Events include a PJ Library Tot Shab-

ning the A/V equipment in the Beatrice credit, but what I really want to do is for ages 10-17; a day camp in New bat and community Havdalah, both at
Friedman Theater, taking out the trash, direct! I will miss working with people York; and vacation camps in Malibu, Siesta Key Beach; and a STEP/Hillel
or everything and anything in between, and the events that allowed me to learn California, and Boca Raton. SUP (stand-up paddleboard) and mind-
Brad always gets the job done quickly so much more about the ideas, stories And, this April 18 and 19, Sababa fulness meditation at the New College
and with enthusiasm (and maybe a lit- and history of the Jewish culture.” is coming to Sarasota! of Florida waterfront.
tle kvetching). And what is Brad looking forward Sababa’s goal is to provide a place What’s the takeaway? According

Chief Operating Oﬃcer Kim Adler, to the most about retirement? “Travel, where tweens, teens and young adults to Sababa spokesperson Marcy Mirkin,
who has worked with Brad most of his tennis and sleep, but not necessarily in enjoy today, are motivated to move the goal is to “introduce Sababa Beach-
tenure, says, “Brad has provided assis- that order. I also am looking forward to forward in a healthy way, and are giv- away to the Sarasota community and to
tance and support to so many aspects digitizing my large record collection!” en space to celebrate being themselves. provide meaningful activities to show
of our Federation operations – from We wish Brad nothing but the best It’s a laid-back, no-worries approach to how Judaism can be immediately rel-
event logistics to running the sound and as he starts his retirement. He has been Jewish practice. The organization pro- evant to people of all ages and move-
lights for a concert to making sure the an absolute pleasure to work with and vides Jewish youth, and the people who ments, and to promote a no-worries
landscapers get their jobs done – mak- will always hold a special place in Fed- love and care for them, the tools and approach to Jewish life.”
ing him almost impossible to replace. eration history. We will miss him im- experiences that allow them to engage For more information, please con-

He knows every inch of this campus mensely, and we know he will love life with authentic Jewish spirituality and tact Andrea Eiﬀert at 941.552.6308 or

and has developed strong relationships as a retiree. Enjoy Brad! You deserve it! mindfulness. Using exhilarating sports aeiﬀert@jfedsrq.org. To register for
that teach balance, healthy risk-taking, any of the Sababa weekend events,

and mindful and meditative reﬂection, visit jfedsrq.org/events.
Sababa gives individuals permission to THESE EVENTS HAVE BEEN
value who they are today and not who CANCELLED
they will be in the future.

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