to Life

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Independent cable systems across America are also carrying JLTV:
CA - Laguna Woods Digital TV Service channel 210GA Wainwright Cable - Norman Park- channel 99, Funston channel 45

The Chabad "To Life" Telethon is a joyful celebration of life and a reminder of the power of good deeds.
Telethon donations range from a single dollar to tens of thousands. Last year's broadcast raised more than $9 million for Chabad, supporting the largest network of educational and nonsectarian social services under Jewish auspices on the West Coast. Countless people of all backgrounds and beliefs benefit from these community services -- whether it's a child who needs an education, a senior citizen who needs a friend, or an addict who needs a second chance.
Funds generated by the Telethon support a range of Chabad's efforts, which include: Education, Summer Camps, Youth Programs, children with special needs, Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation, Community Outreach, Crisis Intervention, AskMoses.com and many others.

Over the last 28 years, the Telethon has helped Chabad forge a unique partnership with actors, musicians, athletes, civic leaders and corporate executives. Featuring star-studded lineups and the endearing "dancing rabbis," the Telethons arespecial events that have proven consistently popular with audiences.
Past participants include Bob Dylan, Martin Sheen, Whoopi Goldberg, Adam Sandler, Dennis Franz, Anthony Hopkins, Howie Mandel, Jimmy Kimmel, Matisyahu, Edward James Olmos, Magic Johnson, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Bernie Mac, and Mike Piazza. The casts of numerous television shows, including 'Friends' and 'Everyone Loves Raymond,' have also made appearances.
The Telethon was created in 1980 in response to a devastating fire that destroyed Chabad's West Coast headquarters in Westwood Village and claimed the lives of three young men. Carroll O'Connor served as the program's first celebrity host, and together with co-host Jan Murray and Jeff and Jerry Cutler, he helped turn this tragedy into triumph. Overwhelming viewer support prompted Chabad to continue the Telethon, which has evolved into an annual fundraiser allowing Chabad to greatly expand its community services.

As a token of our thanks, we will send you the following Limited Edition Chabad Telethon 2010 merchandise:
For your gift of $3000, well send you this limited edition replica of the Rebbe portrait -- one of the only items to survive the fire that destroyed the chabad house in 1980, this portrait is a symbol of triumph over tragedy.

For your gift of $1800, this dancing rabbi leather jacket will be yours. Its guaranteed to be a hit. Wear it and youll bring a smile to whoever you meet.

For a contribution of $1000, this limited edition serigraph by Israeli artist Raphael Abi-kass-is will grace your home or office.

For your gift of $360, well send you this special 30th anniversary chabad telethon designer watch by croton.

For your gift of $180, youll be proudly outfitted in the official cap and windbreaker of the dancing rabbis.