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Take the next steps in your Jewish service journey.

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Join us as we build a Jewish service movement. How will you meet pressing needs in your community through meaningful service and learning?

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Make service a meaningful expression of your Jewish identity. Engage in one-time or ongoing volunteer opportunities that connect Jewish values with real community needs. Strengthen your community, build relationships, and support social change.

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Repair the World Chicago volunteers sorting food donations for families facing food insecurity.

Strengthen your community and yourself. Spend ten weeks as a part-time volunteer, learning and growing while deepening your Jewish values. Serve alongside peers addressing systemic injustices across the country.

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Get resources and training to lead your own Jewish service program for your peers and community.

Become a Service Ambassador

The National Days of Jewish Service (NDJS) offer organizations and individuals resources to activate Jewish service and learning programs across the world.

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Enhance your service and explore essential questions of identity, responsibility, and purpose through Jewish wisdom and texts

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The Jewish Service Alliance (JSA) is a coalition of Jewish organizations that have made a commitment to enhance and expand service opportunities for the Jewish community.

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Volunteer in a Repair Community

Experience the joy of Jewish service, tackling pressing needs in one of our hub communities. Find upcoming opportunities to volunteer near you.

When the community is in trouble do not say, 'I will go home and eat and drink and all will be well with me' … Rather, involve yourself in the community's distress.

-Babylonian Talmud Taanit 11a