Partnerships
Our visionary partnerships with Jewish engagement organizations and local non-profits equip them to catalyze their communities in meaningful service and Jewish learning through training, consultation, and shared programming, and local non-profits to increase capacity to meet the vital needs across our communities.
Together, We’re Building a Jewish Service Movement
We collaborate alongside organizations to galvanize Jewish communities to serve and tackle pressing needs. Serving together creates an opportunity for optimism, gratitude, and purpose: hallmarks of resilient communities and organizational culture.
Through deep partnership, we support professionals and young adults looking to grow their skills and deepen their knowledge at the intersection of volunteering, Jewish values, and social change.
Cultivate Your SkillsTogether with you, we bring the tools and skills of volunteer management and Jewish service-learning to enhance your programs, engagement strategy, and Jewish learning in pursuit of a just world.
Reach OutShared purpose and shared action are a potent combination. Bring us to your next conference or staff gathering to create a service opportunity for your community.
Build a Culture of ServiceImpact in the Field
Repair the World supports our national and local partners to authentically integrate Jewish service-learning into their work.
Volunteering and serving my community is now one of the foundational ways through which I can express my own personal Judaism.
Samantha (she/her)
Repair Campus Corps Intern, Spring 2021
85%
of Repair Campus Corps Interns at local Hillels said their immersive Jewish Service Learning experience connected them more deeply with the Jewish community.
10,000+
volunteers engaged through Repair’s partnerships, contributing 30,000+ acts of service & learning to their communities.
An entire generation of people are actually having different types of conversations rooted in their Jewish values because of Repair.
Andrew Belinfante (he/him)
Director of Engagement, JDC Entwine
Volunteering and serving my community is now one of the foundational ways through which I can express my own personal Judaism.
Samantha (she/her)
Repair Campus Corps Intern, Spring 2021
10,000+
volunteers engaged through Repair’s partnerships, contributing 30,000+ acts of service & learning to their communities.
85%
of Repair Campus Corps Interns at local Hillels said their immersive Jewish Service Learning experience connected them more deeply with the Jewish community.
An entire generation of people are actually having different types of conversations rooted in their Jewish values because of Repair.
Andrew Belinfante (he/him)
Director of Engagement, JDC Entwine
National Partnership Highlights
Hillel
We collaborate alongside Hillel International to support Jewish students on college campuses to learn and take action on issues they care about, through service grounded in Jewish values. We do this through the Repair Campus Corps Internship program and training Hillel Springboard Social Justice Fellows.
Moishe House
Our shared Director of Jewish Service Learning brings the culture of service at Moishe House to life based on Repair’s model, implementing Jewish service-learning across programming. In the partnership’s first year, residents, staff, and leaders supported nearly 3,000 community members to volunteer.
JDC Entwine
At the height of COVID-19, we helped fund the Jewish Service Corps at home, so Jewish communities abroad were able to receive necessary support throughout the pandemic. With Repair the World’s partnership, JDC’s Community Reps are also organizing their peers to serve domestically.
Jewish Service Alliance
In 2020, we established the Jewish Service Alliance (JSA) to strengthen the efforts of Jewish organizations responding to the COVID-19 pandemic and the calls for racial justice across the US and the world. We continue this effort to lift up and sharpen the efforts of Jewish organizations making change through direct service.
Our Partners
Our partners drive our work and inspire our mission to galvanize the Jewish community to serve in support of social change.
