Honor the fallen by showing up for those who show up for us. Honor the heroes of 9/11 by donating the following needed items by our own local heroes. Come together as a community to pack up collected items to donate to our local heroes.

We will have bagels and schmears out for the students while giving out educational resources about voting and civic duty. We will have Mitzvote materials from Hillel International out on tables and students can help each other register to vote. We will also have a presentation about voting and civic duty.

A handwritten postcard from a neighbor can be the reminder that gets someone to the polls. Join Repair the World Atlanta and Moishe House Southeast Beltline for an evening of writing postcards with Center for Common Ground. Through their Reclaim Our Vote campaign, volunteers send notes to voters. The notes carry a nonpartisan message encouraging voters to check their registration status and vote. We'll give you everything you need: postcards, pens, addresses, and a short script. You bring your handwriting and a little creativity. No experience needed, and you don't need to know anything about elections to take part. We'll also spend a few minutes on why this matters to us as Jews.

Honor the fallen by showing up for those who show up for us. Honor the heroes of 9/11 by donating the following needed items by our own local heroes. Come together as a community to pack up collected items to donate to our local heroes.

In partnership with the Evelyn Rubenstein Jewish Community Center’s teen program, Repair the World will lead a reflective service activity as part of the J’s community-wide commemoration of October 7th. Teens will explore how their own experiences of October 7th, and the Jewish community’s response and resilience in its aftermath, have shaped their empathy for others who have experienced violence and understanding of how to show up for those in need. Participants will put their reflections into action by packing pantry staples for refugee families through Church World Service Houston, connecting Jewish grief and resilience with a commitment to global compassion, solidarity, and service.

The Dortort Center for Creativity in the Arts invites you to join us for a screening of "Find Me, Okay?" on Wednesday, October 7th, from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm. In commemoration of the third anniversary of October 7th, the darkest day in Israel's history, the Dortort Center for Creativity in the Arts proudly presents "Find Me, Okay?" the award-winning Israeli documentary by Yula Gidron. The screening will be followed by a reception.