Detroit

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Repair the World Detroit was founded in 2013 to mobilize Jews and their communities to take action to pursue a just world.

Detroit Repair addresses pressing local needs through volunteerism grounded in Jewish values alongside local partners and neighbors. Sign up to serve today.

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PEERCORPS

PeerCorps Detroit was established in 2013 as a way for teens to engage in transformation service, learning, and Jewish leadership development.

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PARTNERS

Bookstock is a community service project through which donations of books and media continue to provide enjoyment and knowledge. Proceeds from th

Brilliant Detroit builds kid success families and neighborhoods where families have what they need to be school ready, healthy and stable.

Coleman A. Young Elementary School is a part of the Detroit Public School Community District. The goal of CAY is to provide students, pre-K throu

DJJ organizes Metro Detroit Jewish community to participate in movements for racial and economic justice.

Detroit Public Schools provides support services including transportation, school nutrition, special education, and early childhood learning.

The mission of the Georgia Street Community Collective is to provide the residents of our community with health, education, leadership training,

Gleaners provides households with access to sufficient, nutritious food, and related resources through collaboration, efficient operations, educa

Hillel of Metro Detroit is a dynamic organization for Jewish college students and young adults (18-29) who live in the metro Detroit area. HMD pr

The principal mission of the Downtown Synagogue is to serve as a beacon for the entire Jewish community of Metropolitan Detroit by maintaining an

Keep Growing Detroit exists to promote a food sovereign Detroit where the majority of fruits and vegetables are grown within the city limits.

NEWLeaf's mission is to increase awareness about sustainability and ecology, teach people how to grow food, and promote community engaged learnin

NEXTGen Detroit is on a mission to be the hub of a vibrant and dynamic Jewish community for young adults in Metro Detroit. By serving as a connec

Yad Ezra provides Kosher food to vulnerable families, Jewish and non-Jewish, living in Southeast Michigan.

OUR TEAM

Abby Rubin

City Coordinator, Detroit

Abby grew up in Cleveland, OH. After completing her degree in Organizational Studies at the University of Michigan, she went on to be a Repair the World fellow in Detroit in the 2014-2015 cohort.

Ellery Rosenzweig

Youth & Family Engagement Associate, Detroit

Ellery was born and raised in the suburbs of Metro-Detroit with a strong connection to her close-knit Jewish community. In high school, she became a PeerCorps mentor where she was exposed to justice education through a Jewish lens.

Rebecca Steinman-DeGroot

Community Engagement Specialist, Detroit

Rebecca Steinman-DeGroot is a Michigan native and is currently serving as the Director of Education for Dor Hadash, a supplementary Jewish education program of the Detroit Jewish Coalition, for youth and families in the city of Detroit.

Sarah Allyn

Executive Director, Detroit

Sarah grew up in Metro Detroit and is thrilled to be working with the many passionate people and organizations in the city.

Konrat Pekkip

Fellow, Repair the World Detroit

Mary McLoughlin

Fellow, Repair the World Detroit

Megan Hernandez-Greene

Fellow, Repair the World Detroit

Rachel Wasserman

Fellow, Repair the World Detroit

Shira Woodside

Senior Fellow, Repair the World Detroit

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Detroit, MI 48206

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