On Together Tuesday, we're bringing people together for a happy hour with a purpose: packing hygiene kits for CHI-CARE, a Chicago organization supporting unhoused neighbors. Together Tuesday is a GivingTuesday activation that invites communities across the country to make generosity visible through simple, local acts of care. Grab a drink, pack some kits, and be part of what it looks like when we show up for our neighbors.

Join Repair the World at University Synagogue on Tuesday, June 23 from 5:00–6:30 PM for an evening of hands-on service for neighbors right here in Orange County. We'll be tying fleece blankets for WISEPlace, making t-shirt tote bags for Collective Aid OC, and packing sandwiches for Someone Cares OC — three projects, one night, all for OC neighbors in need.Connect with your community, engage in hands-on service rooted in Jewish values, and discover what it really means to show up for our neighbors in need.

Roll up your sleeves and get your hands dirty as we join Moishe House Somerville to serve with Groundwork Somerville at their community-based urban farm. We'll weed the pollinator garden and plant native species that support local pollinators. Through the lens of Jewish values, we'll explore what it means to tend the land as an act of service and to show up for our neighbors facing food insecurity.

America turns 250 this year. That's worth showing up for — and so are the people who showed up for America. Join us at the American Legion Banquet Hall in Culver City as we gather alongside veterans and their families for an afternoon of patriotic bingo, laughter, and connection. We'll decorate the hall together, play rounds of bingo in their honor, and leave the space just as we found it — because showing up means seeing it all the way through. This is what service looks like: neighbors sitting side by side, sharing a game, expressing gratitude. People choosing to be present with one another. Bring your energy and your B-I-N-G-O game-we'll take care of the rest.

Join Repair the World for a joyful day at the NYC Pride Parade alongside our partners at Moishe House Harlem and Moishe House Crown Heights. We'll gather before the march for a short learning session connecting Jewish values to themes of love, visibility, and belonging — then head down the route together as a proud, inclusive Jewish community. Whether you're LGBTQ+, an ally, or simply showing up for your neighbors, you are warmly welcome here. March steps off at 26th St & 5th Ave at 12:00 PM. Come celebrate, learn, and be part of a community that believes everyone deserves to feel seen and loved.