Kehilla Residential Programme, a non-profit housing agency championing affordable housing initiatives responsive to the needs of the Jewish community in the Greater Toronto Area, is hosting Sukkahville outside Toronto City Hall October 14 and 15, 2014 to raise awareness of the need for adequate and affordable housing. During Sukkot, observant Jews spend time in sukkahs, temporary dwellings calling to mind the forty years of wandering in the wilderness. At Sukkahville, 8 innovative sukkahs from award-winning international design teams will be displayed and winners will be declared on October 15th. Come out to see the sukkahs and support Kehilla Residential Programme’s call for affordable housing!
