Through film, dialogue, and service, Building-Bridges invites Atlanta's diverse communities to come together, encounter different stories, and turn connection into action, grounded in the Jewish value of repairing the world, tikkun olam. This is the first of three events: Film Screening, "All God's Children" Tuesday, September 15 at 7:15 PM | Location Upon Registration

Tabling at Northeastern's Fall Volunteer Fair to connect with students interested in service. Visitors will make bookmarks for Liberation Library, an organization that sends books to incarcerated youth, paired with brief learning on prison book access and a faith-based reflection on whether and how people can change within a punitive system. Alongside the activity, we'll be recruiting for the Fall Service Corps cohort, one-off service programs, and our Ambassador program.

We need YOUR help to make a difference! Together, we’ll prepare and package overnight oats to be shared with those in need in the community. As part of our High Holiday Food Drive, we’ll also be collecting non-perishable food items for our Shalom Pantry to support the community in need. Whether you come with friends, family, or on your own, this is a chance to get involved, meet others, and make a difference in the community. 🗓️ Date: Wednesday, September 15, 2026 🕕 Time: 6:00 - 7:30 pm 📍 Location: North Scottsdale (Details provided upon registration) 🎟️ All Ages Welcome (6 years old and up)! Please bring non-perishable food items with you to the event, or drop them off ahead of time at the Arizona Jews for Justice office. Sponsored by AJJ, ULT, & CJP

With Reverse Tashlich, we gather as a community to remove litter from our neighborhood's streets, parks, and waterways. Together, we care for the places we share, recognizing that repairing our world begins close to home. On Tuesday, September 15, from 5-7pm, join JCC Harlem, Kehillat Harlem, MoHo Harlem, the Grad Network, and Repair the World, together with Friends of Morningside Park, to mark the New Year through service. Together, we will clean and beautify our beloved Morningside Park. Part of Repair's Fall National Days of Jewish Service, a month of Jewish service and learning honoring 9/11, th

Join Repair the World Chicago and Base Logan Square on Wednesday, September 26th from 7:30-9:00PM at Base Logan Square for a special Sack Suppers during the Yemei Teshuvah, the Days of Repentance between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. Before packing vegetarian sack meals for The Night Ministry, we will reflect the teshuvah process by learning a few texts over dinner. Help us act on the value of kavod ha’bryiot, the preciousness of each human, as we support our local service partner in meeting the immediate needs of the unhoused community. Details and address provided the day before the program.

The evening will begin with dinner and fellowship, followed by reflections on embodied compassion from three invited speakers representing Judaism, Islam, and Christianity, and an open Q&A and community dialogue. As this is our very first Abraham’s Table gathering, we would be especially happy to have you join us! Space is limited and advance registration is required. RSVP: https://forms.gle/edApCLqLEQRFZx828 Please feel free to share the invitation with friends, colleagues, and community members who may be interested.

We're delivering Rosh Hashanah packages to older adults through our partnership with DOROT, combining hands-on service with home visits or phone calls. Volunteers pack and deliver holiday goodies, then either visit or call the person they're connecting with. A sweet way to start the new year by showing up for someone! This program is part of Repair's Fall National Days of Jewish Service, a month of Jewish service and learning honoring 9/11, the High Holidays, and 10/7 through remembrance, resilience, and renewal.

This service project at Kehillat Harlem marks September 11th with reflection and hands-on action. Volunteers pack care kits for local first responders who keep the shul safe, connecting the mitzvah of Tikkun Olam to remembrance of the lives lost that day. The evening includes service, Jewish learning, and community reflection on Judaism's connection to 9/11. This program is part of the Fall National Days of Jewish Service, powered by Repair the World — a month of Jewish service and learning honoring 9/11, the High Holidays, and October 7th through remembrance, resilience, and renewal.