The Siegler sisters are at it again. Englewood’s Tali Siegler has followed in her sisters’ footsteps, hosting a joint bat mitzvah bake sale and jewelry sale this past week to benefit some special children.

Shira Siegler started the trend years ago for her bat mitzvah and joined forces with Jen Krup, of Jen K Jewelry, to raise funds for Bet Elazraki in Israel. A few years later, Nava Siegler followed in her footsteps and worked hard for her bake sale, partnering with Jen K as well, to raise funds for Aleh in Jerusalem. Finally, it was Tali’s turn to collaborate with Jen K—a fabulous partner—to sell some delicious desserts and fundraise for a cause close to her heart.

Tali has been a longtime camper at Camp Morasha and every summer she has spent there has been enhanced by her connection with the campers in the Yachad program. She looks forward to spending time with them and has stayed connected to her Yachad friends throughout the year. In honor of her bat mitzvah, Tali is raising money to sponsor a carnival for Yachad at Camp Morasha this coming summer, 2022.

A camp carnival is an inspired, fun, amazing idea, but in the Siegler family, they ask: “Why limit yourself to only one chesed project?” A year ago, Tali started a campaign called “Eye Make a Difference” (“Talia Siegler Has Her Eye on the Prize” February 11, 2021), in which she collected used frames to donate to VSP Eyes of Hope, which refits the frames and distributes them to children and adults worldwide with no access to eye care. This week Tali wrapped up that effort and shipped 199 frames to Eyes of Hope—in addition to the 506 pairs she sent off before going to Morasha last summer.

The Siegler family thanks everyone who came out to support Tali’s efforts. Kol hakavod, Tali!