The Jewish Foundation of Greater Vancouver (JFGV) hosted a fun day in Douglas Park on Sunday.
The public was able to learn about the resources available for people in the Lower Mainland, enjoy snacks while the children did crafts and played on bouncy castles.
Almost half of the Jewish community of the Lower Mainland lives outside of Vancouver, according to the JFGV.
The communities with the fastest growing Jewish residents are Surrey, White Rock, the Tri-Cities, Maple Ridge/Pitt Meadows and 91原创.
The foundation provides services from Whistler to Chilliwack and is planning more activities in communities outside of Vancouver, including a Shabbat dinner Aug. 25 with the MP in Maple Ridge, activities on special days and holidays, summer programs for kids and teens, and more.
For more information, people can go to or on Facebook (ConnectMeInJFGV).
