News U.S. Avodah teen program shelved — for 2003 Facebook Twitter Email SMS WhatsApp Share By J. Correspondent | April 11, 2003 Modeled after the Kohn Internship program, Avodah — literally "work" — placed high-school-age Jews in jobs with Jewish community organizations. Over the past few years, 20 to 25 students received a stipend of roughly $750. Last summer, the Jewish Community Endowment Fund informed the JVS that it would no longer be picking up the tab for the $70,000 program. The JVS was unsuccessful in lining up another primary donor, but it hopes to do so by 2004. Said Snay: "We prefer to look at this as a pause in the program rather than a scrapping or cancellation." — Joe Eskenazi J. Correspondent Also On J. Bay Area How local Jewish orgs are helping Ukrainian and Afghan refugees find jobs Sports No Yom Kippur dilemma for MLB players this year, but Joc comes close Books Buzzy novel ‘Whalefall’ offers modern spin on Book of Jonah Politics Bibi to face divided, aggrieved American Jewish community in N.Y. Subscribe to our Newsletter Enter Email Sign Up