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The 22-year-old has been appointed as marketing and office co-ordinator, taking over from previous incumbent Danielle Rose. Joanne, whose father Simon is Israeli, said: "JNF is a great charity and, as a big supporter of Israel, I am really enjoying the job." The former King David High School pupil studied marketing, advertising and public relations at Birmingham City University. She applied for the job after seeing it advertised in the Jewish Telegraph. Joanne, of Prestwich, added: "There is a great atmosphere here and our two young committees, eXposure and Butterfly, are planning lots of exciting events." Her job involves liaising with JNF events' co-ordinator Kelly Bentley and marketing JNF and its committees' events. She explained: "I am quite a chatty person and I love being creative. I am definitely in it for the long-term." Future events include a quiz night at Whitefield's Parkfield Inn on Sunday, July 27 (7.30pm) and an after-Fast party in October. JNF Manchester is also looking for tried and tested recipes for its new Little Bubbalah Pesach Cook Book. For £15, they will publish your recipe and personalise your page with your chosen photograph in your own copy of the finished book. All proceeds will go to the Aleh Negev Rehabilitation Centre in Israel. * Details: 0161-795 765 or email joanne@jnfman.co.uk or kelly@jnfman.co.uk
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