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National Days of Jewish Service
Join Us in Activating Jewish Communities Through Service
Repair the World’s National Days of Jewish Service (NDJS) offers three annual service activations centered around key moments throughout the year. We provide the framework, funding, and tools to inspire meaningful experiences that strengthen local communities and unite the global Jewish community. NDJS is how we turn reflection into action and make a real difference.
This fall, thousands of volunteers across the country will show up in meaningful ways through hundreds of service programs marking renewal, resilience, and remembrance, from the High Holidays through the anniversary of October 7th.
Funding Opportunities:
Repair the World supports organizations and individuals to bring meaningful Jewish service to their communities.
- For Jewish organizations: Microgrants of up to $1,000 per program.
- For individuals: A $150 volunteer stipend to lead peers in service as a Michael Kay Jewish Service Ambassador.
Ready to Show Up This Fall?
This fall, as we move through the High Holidays and mark the anniversaries of 9/11 and October 7th, thousands of volunteers are answering the call to serve, rooted in Jewish values and making a real difference in their communities across the country.
Find your opportunity and register today.
Register to Serve This NDJSOn the National Day of Service, we remember the lives lost on September 11 by showing up for our neighbors.
This year marks the 25th anniversary of the September 11th attacks. Hillels nationwide can apply for a dedicated microgrant of up to $1,000 to run 9/11 Day of Service programming on campus, through a partnership with Hillel International.
Hillels: Apply for 9/11 Day of Service Funding
Rolling application window: August 3
Join a 9/11 Day of Service ProgramTo mark America’s 250th anniversary, Repair is proud to support initiatives that support free, safe, accessible, fair elections in the lead up to the 2026 midterms. By making sure potential voters from all over the country are registered, have accurate, non-partisan information about how to vote, and the ability to show up safely and securely on election day, we are embodying the Jewish value of hitchazkut, strengthening one another. In doing so, we strengthen our democracy.
Explore Opportunities to Support Free and Fair ElectionsMeet the Service Ambassadors bringing people together to serve. Read their stories of Jewish service, connection, and impact from across the country.
Read Their StoriesStay Involved: Commit to a Year of Meaningful Service
This year, apply for every activation. Every time your community shows up together, it builds something lasting. Applications are open on a rolling basis through March, 2027.
Upcoming Activation: Fall National Days of Jewish Service | September 10 – October 10, 2026
Renewal, Resilience, and Remembrance
Funded programs will be centered around key themes such as the Jewish High Holidays, the 9/11 National Day of Service, supporting civic service in the lead-up to the midterm elections, and the remembrance of the October 7th attacks on Israel. Serve with your community this fall.
MLK Day(s) of Service | January 16-19, 2027
Anchored in racial equity and bridge-building, funded programs will honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy by connecting Jewish and Black communities in shared service.
Spring National Days of Jewish Service | April 1-30, 2027
Rooted in Tradition and Branching into Action
A full month of service through joy and regeneration, spanning Global Volunteer Month, Good Deeds Day, Passover in partnership with OneTable, and Earth Day in partnership with Adamah.
Program Planning Tools
NDJS Sponsors
Interested in sponsoring Jewish service in your community, or around the world? Reach out to us at [email protected] to learn more about available sponsorship opportunities.