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Repair the World Atlanta mobilizes Jews and their communities to take action to pursue a just world, igniting a lifelong commitment to service. We support grassroots Atlanta organizations working toward housing, food, and education justice.

Our Fellows, Corps Members, and volunteers engage in meaningful service: a cycle of learning, action, and reflection. Our Fellows serve full-time for 11 months, while our Corps Members commit to 12 hours of service and learning per week a semester at a time. We believe that volunteering to meet urgent needs is a universal value and we celebrate everyone at the intersection of identities they hold.

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Concrete Jungle harvests thousands of fruit and nut trees in the Atlanta area and grows vegetables to donate on Doghead Farm.

Ending Mass Incarceration is a multifaith initiative aimed at transforming criminal justice.

Historic Westside Gardens supports home food gardening and garden hubs as a unique, decentralized approach to food access on the Westside.

The Jewish Community Relations Council (JCRC) convenes a common table for the Atlanta Jewish community.

Jewish Home Life helps families face the journey of aging through a network of lifestyles, healthcare and support services.

JF&CS brings compassion to their work in the fields of aging, career counseling, dentistry, health, and need-based support services.

Lost-N-Found Youth works with communities to end homelessness for LGBTQ youth by providing food, shelter, and life stabilization services.

Mind Bubble connects students at the secondary level with community members to provide free educational workshops, games, and tutoring.

The National Council of Jewish Women, a progressive Jewish women's organization, works to improve the lives of women, children and families.

Open Hand prepares, packs and delivers over 5,000 healthy meals each day throughout metro-Atlanta and in rural counties throughout Georgia.

PAWKids enrichment program is committed to partnering with the parents of Grove Park for the holistic development of their children.

An emergency shelter, Rebecca's Tent provides essential human services to help women rise up and work toward stability and independence.

Second Helpings reduces hunger and food waste in Metro Atlanta by rescuing healthy, nutritious, surplus food and distributing it to those in need

South West Emergency Ecumenical Assistance Center (SWEEAC)

A partner of the Atlanta Community Food Bank, SWEEAC provides resources to support self-sufficiency, prevent hunger, and address homelessness.

The Blue Dove Foundation helps to address the issues of mental illness and addiction in the Jewish community and beyond.

The Scholarship Academy helps low-income students secure resources to pursue higher education opportunities with minimum debt.

Wholesome Wave facilitates access to and awareness of healthy food choices for all Georgians in need through local farmers and community partners

The Zaban Paradies Center provides couples in crisis with a safe place to live and critical services to help them achieve economic stability.

OUR TEAM

Amy Price

Faculty Coordinator, Repair the World Atlanta

Received Masters in Social Foundations of Education. Works learning skills of people with disabilities around employment. Passions are Judaism, social justice and environmentalism.

Lily Brent

Executive Director, Atlanta

As the founding director of Repair the World Atlanta, Lily mobilizes young Jews in self-reflection, study, volunteer service, and strengthens alliances among diverse communities.

Ruby-Beth Buitekant

Faculty, Repair the World Atlanta

Ruby-Beth Buitekant is a lawyer & organizer. She has been a featured speaker on panels & publications on the criminal legal system, Black Lives Matter, & prison abolition.

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