Curious about Community Chevra Kadisha Los Angeles?
Join us to learn about our mission, the sacred traditions of Shmirah and Tahara, and how volunteers support Jewish individuals, families, and the community during end-of-life. Whether you're exploring volunteer opportunities or simply want to learn more, everyone is welcome.
Whether you're curious about our mission or looking to make a difference, this is the perfect chance to get all the information you need. Don't miss out on this valuable opportunity to connect with us and learn more about the meaningful work we do. We can't wait to see you there!
Join us to learn more about:
What is a Chevrah, and what does it do?
Chevra Kadisha ritual practices
How CCKLA supports families
Volunteer opportunities
Be inspired by a growing movement to revive sacred Jewish rituals, including Shmirah and Tahara.
A Chevra Kadisha, "holy society", is a collective of Jewish volunteers who support families and communities by caring for loved ones in the time before burial. Community Chevra Kadisha Los Angeles (CCKLA) is dedicated to this traditional communal responsibility: bringing honor and dignity to the deceased by providing rituals that have been part of Jewish tradition for centuries.
**This is a free event. As part of Givebutter's standard registration, you are asked to provide billing information, which is not required to attend this program.