Repair the World Harlem mobilizes people to volunteer, supporting long-time Harlem neighbors through partnership with local organizations.
Since 2017, we have been hosting events, showing up for our community, and creating ways for Jews and their communities to take action to pursue a just world. Join us!
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PARTNERS
DOROT's goal is to alleviate social isolation and provide concrete services to older adults.
East Harlem Tutorial Program seeks to prepare students with academic skills, strength of character, and emotional well-being
Harlem Grown inspires youth to lead healthy, ambitious lives through mentorship and education in urban farming, sustainability, and nutrition.
Hunger Free America is the voice for 1,100 nonprofit food pantries in NYC and 1.4 million low-income New Yorkers who can’t afford enough food.
Jenny's Garden has a goal of promoting, creating, and maintaining access to community gardening, open space, and sustainability education.
Mandala Cafe is committed to providing access, dignity, and mutuality around issues of food & employment.
The Police Athletic League supports and inspires youth to realize their full individual potential as productive members of society.
Reading Partners is a national nonprofit dedicated to transforming struggling young readers into confident readers excited about learning.
CKP of West Harlem works to end hunger by organizing food, information and support for community survival, empowerment, and dignity.
The Metropolitan Council on Housing is New York City's oldest and most well established tenants union.
OUR TEAM
Hannah Grossman
Family & Youth Manager, NYC
Hannah Grossman is an educator and curriculum designer who believes that experiential, values-based teaching has the power to change the world. Previously, Hannah spent four years at Congregation Beth Elohim in Brooklyn where she was the Assistant Director of the K-12 religious school.
Juliana Bearse
Operations Associate, NYC
Juliana is a director, actor and producer with a passion for building and supporting community. She holds a B.F.A from University of Connecticut.
Liza Freed
NYC Regional Program Manager
Liza Freed is passionate about mentoring, coaching, and investing in young leaders, and working to create programming that uses Judaism as a lens to examine injustice and inequity.
Rachel Figurasmith
Executive Director, NYC
Rachel has worked in education and non-profits for her entire career. A born-and-bred New Yorker, she is passionate about increasing access to quality education for young people.
Saadiah McIntosh
City Coordinator, Harlem
Hailing from Harlem, New York, Saadiah holds a B.A. from Brandeis University in History and American Studies. An avid fan of music, he developed a passion for a number of progressive issues while growing up as a young Jewish man of color and over the course of his college years.
