Empowering Young Adults to Make the World a Better Place

This post originally appeared on eJewish Philanthropy on September 8, 2016

By David Cygielman

The concept of a “service project” is one that is incredibly familiar to most Millennials from their years of school and youth involvement. From food drives in middle school to volunteering at homeless shelters with friends for high school volunteer hours, today’s millenials have grown up in a culture of giving back to the community. But in a typical young adults’ daily life today, they’re far less likely to encounter opportunities for actual service work.

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