Join Mezuzah and Repair the World for a volunteer opportunity as we clean up the site of an upcoming neighborhood project! There will be tasks for everybody: weeding, trimming, scraping, and hauling. Dinner will be served.

Join Repair the World NYC, ROWM Beauty, NYC Filipinos, and Project Barkada for a hands-on evening of global and local care. We're collecting new or gently loved teddy bears to send to children affected by the recent earthquake in the Southern Philippines — and writing cards to Jewish seniors right here in NYC. Two communities, one evening, one simple reminder that no one is alone. Bring a bear, write a card, and show up for neighbors near and far. Thursday, July 2 - the event will include an all-day collection with a culminating event from 5-6 PM ROWM Beauty — 72 7th Ave, Brooklyn, NYC

Join Repair the World at the Union Square Greenmarket to rescue fresh produce and bread from farmers at the close of market — loading it onto a City Harvest truck to be distributed across their network of 400+ emergency food programs in New York City. This is hands-on, impactful service that directly addresses food insecurity in our community. Saturday, July 11, 4:30–6:30 PM along East 17th Street across from Barnes & Noble. Wear closed-toe shoes and dress for the weather — this one takes place rain or shine.

Rosh Chodesh Av holds a unique tension — it marks the beginning of a month shadowed by grief and destruction, and yet our tradition also calls it the month of love. Join Repair the World and Mishkan Chicago to sit with that complexity through text study and honest conversation, then channel it into action by writing letters of encouragement for young patients at a local children's hospital.

Together, let’s Heal the Bay! Join us in cleaning up Manhattan Beach to protect ocean wildlife and our coastal environment. 9:30 - 11:00 AM Manhattan Beach location shared in advance with registrants This opportunity is open to volunteers of all ages.

Together, with Adat Ari El, let’s honor Holocaust survivors. L’Dough V’Dough invites you to braid and bake challah, actively fulfilling the value of L’Dor V’Dor (from generation to generation). While kneading the dough, you will reflect on the importance of passing stories from one generation to the next. As your challah bakes, you will be joined by a survivor, child of survivors, or grandchild of survivors who will share their own or their family's story of survival and perseverance. Volunteers can choose from one of two sessions 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM 1:30 – 3:30 PM Valley Village location shared in advance with registrants Due to the sensitive nature of the content, parents must use discretion in including children under age 12.