Bay Area
Repair the World Bay Area mobilizes Jews and their communities to serve and learn in pursuit of a just world.
Volunteers from Congregation Emanu-El in San Francisco sort donations at Jewish Family and Children’s Services’ food pantry.
A Service Corps Member cares for plants at Urban Adamah’s West Berkeley urban farm.
Volunteers paint tiny houses at Youth Spirit Artworks’ Empowerment Village for unhoused youth.
A volunteer chops donated potatoes at Foodz Mutual Aid in Oakland.
Upcoming Opportunities
Ongoing
Souper Saucers Wednesday Cook Days
Bay Area
Souper Saucers Wednesday Cook Days
Ongoing
Join from anywhere on your own time
Bay Area
Food Justice
Begins: 5:00 PM (PT)
Ends: 8:00 PM (PT)
Urban Adamah
1151 Sixth St.
Bay Area California 94710
10 spots left
Join us in making a big pot of soup to feed our neighbors. Isky is a community member who has been working weekly at Urban Adamah, chopping, cooking and distributing hot meals to folks in the area and on Wednesday nights we help him out.
Service & Learning Opportunities
Make a difference in the Bay Area by joining us to serve through a Jewish lens, and supporting organizations making a difference in our community.
Serve With UsStrengthen your service by engaging in pressing issues through dynamic conversation guides grounded in Jewish values of repairing the world, tikkun olam, and justice, tzedek.
Deepen Your LearningExpand your commitment to service in the Bay Area as a part-time service corps member. Learn alongside peers addressing systemic injustices, and directly serve to meet vital community needs.
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Our Team
Julia Cinnamon
she/her
West Development Director
Julia Cinnamon
she/her
West Development Director
Julia (she/her) is an experienced fundraiser with a proven track record of making big ideas happen. She directs development in Repair’s West Region through community-building and collaboration. Before joining Repair, Julia managed Major Gifts and directed storytelling at City Year San José/Silicon Valley, an education-focused service organization. She currently serves on her local Federation board, Jewish Silicon Valley, and is a member of the Silicon Valley Jewish Community Relationship Council (JCRC). Committed to helping young adults connect to their Jewish identity, she was a founding Resident of Moishe House Silicon Valley where she hosted 200+ in-person and 200+ virtual events over three years. Julia received her BA in Political Science and Psychology from Rutgers University. In her free time, Julia enjoys exploring the great outdoors in a raft or kayak, pretending her cat Oliver is a person, and performing Improvisational Comedy at Endgames in San Francisco.
Lauren Halperin
she/her
Program Manager, Bay Area
Lauren Halperin
she/her
Program Manager, Bay Area
After getting a degree in English from the University of Michigan, Lauren came to Berkeley to participate in the Urban Adamah fellowship which deepened her understanding of her own Jewish identity and how it weaves into the world around her. Most recently, Lauren’s been living and learning in Moishe House Oakland Lake Merritt, a Bay Area hub within an international network of Jewish communal homes. Lauren has been working towards food justice and security in the Oakland community as a three-cohort member of the Service Corps, and is excited to continue building and growing within this movement.
Hannah Trumbull
she/her
Program Manager, Bay Area
Hannah Trumbull
she/her
Program Manager, Bay Area
Hannah (she/her) is passionate about fighting for racial and gender justice alongside members of impacted communities. At her last job, Hannah managed the creation of the nation’s first Tiny House Village for Homeless Youth, a 26-unit affordable housing project with wrap-around services and a restorative-justice program model. Hannah is certified as a domestic violence counselor, and formerly counseled Jewish DV survivors at Shalom Bayit. She was honored as a Bend the Arc Jeremiah fellow, UC Davis Writing Fellow, and was the 2017 UC Davis graduation student speaker. Hannah lives with 12 friends in a co-op, where she plays pop music on the violin and makes unnecessary slideshows.
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