Support our service partners this #GivingTuesday

Repair the World is grateful to partner with 196 nonprofits across the country, who are giving Repair volunteers the opportunity to offer essential services to meet pressing local needs every day–combating food insecurity, supporting individuals experiencing homelessness, addressing educational inequity, and more. In honor of #PartnerPower, and in the spirit of our organizational values of achdoot (solidarity) and hitchazkut (strengthening each other), Repair is dedicating Giving Tuesday this year to our incredible service partners. 

On Tuesday, November 30th, we encourage you to go local and donate to one of our service partners whose mission resonates with you. Lift up your #PartnerPower this #GivingTuesday!

Hear from a service partner about how their partnership with Repair is strengthening their work.

To find a partner addressing the issues you’re passionate about, take our Service Strength quiz or browse a complete list of our partners across the country below.

REPAIR SERVICE PARTNERS 

ATLANTA

• Atlanta Community Food Bank – food justice
• Concrete Jungle – food justice
• Mind Bubble – education justice
• PAWKids – food justice
• Historic Westside Gardens ATL, Inc. – food justice
• Rebecca’s Tent – housing justice
• Jewish Home Life – health justice
• Jewish Family & Career Services Food Pantry – food justice
• Zaban Paradies Center – housing justice
• The Scholarship Academy – education justice
• Second Helpings Atlanta – food justice
• Wholesome Wave Georgia – food justice

BALTIMORE 

• Food Rescue Baltimore – food justice
• St. Francis Neighborhood Center – education justice
• SAFE Alternative Foundation for Education, Inc – education justice
• Black Church Food Security Network – food justice
• MD Book Bank – education justice
• Black Yield Institute – food justice

BAY AREA

• Perfect Strangers – food justice
• Alameda County Community Food Bank – food justice
• South Berkeley Mutual Aid Project – economic justice
• Sunrise Movement Bay Area – environmental justice 
• Berkeley Copwatch – criminal justice
• Jews on Ohlone Land – racial justice
• Portola Garden Club – environmental justice
• Urban Adamah – food justice
• Hamilton Families – housing justice
• Rogers and Rosewater – housing justice 
• Jewish Youth for Community Action – community building
• Shalom Bayit – gender justice
• Jewish Family and Children’s Services of San Francisco – community building
• Punks with Lunch West Oakland – food justice
• GLIDE Community Church – housing justice
• Jewish Family Services of Silicon Valley – community building
• Foodz – food justice
• Planting Justice – environmental justice
• The Ella Baker Foundation – criminal justice
• The Morgan Autism Center – education justice

BOSTON

• About Fresh – food justice
• The Neighborhood Developers – food and housing justice
• Kiddo Byte – education justice
• JewBer – food justice
• Cradles to Crayons – Boston – housing justice
• JVS Boston – Jewish Vocational Services – economic justice
• Lurie Institute for Disability Policy – health justice
• Farm at Gann Academy – food justice
• Beantown Jewish Gardens – food justice

CHICAGO

• Evanston Grows – food justice
• EZRA Multi-Service Center – food justice
• Chicago Community Jail Support – policing and incarceration
• The Night Ministry – housing justice 
• Lincoln Park Community Services – housing justice
• Raise Your Hand – education justice
• Inspiration Corporation – housing justice
• Lakeview Pantry – food justice
• No Shame on U – mental health justice
• SHALVA – domestic violence
• Albany Park Defense Network (please comment that your donation is for APDN) – immigration justice
• UCAN – racial justice
• Brighton Park Neighborhood Council – racial justice
• Jane Addams Senior Caucus – housing justice
• One Northside – economic justice
• Illinois Prison Project – policing and incarceration
• My Block My Hood My City – racial justice

CLEVELAND

• Food Not Bombs – food justice
• IRTF Cleveland – antimilitarism
• Northeast Ohio Coalition for the Homeless – housing justice
• Camp Wise – community building
• Showing Up for Racial Justice Northeast Ohio (SURJ NEO) – racial justice

COLORADO

• Mile High Early Learning – education justice
• Food Bank for Larimer County – food justice
• Healing Warriors – health justice
• Ekar Farm – food justice
• Project Our Town – community building
• Denver Urban Gardens – food justice
• Milk and Honey Farm, Boulder JCC – food justice

DETROIT

• Yad Ezra – food justice
• Life Remodeled – community building
• Freedom House – immigration justice
• Jewish Family Service of Metro Detroit – community building
• Detroit Jews for Justice – civic engagement
• Brilliant Detroit – education justice
• Keep Growing Detroit – food justice
• Hazon Detroit – environmental justice
• Gleaners Community Food Bank – food justice
• The NOAH Project – economic justice
• NewLEAF Detroit – environmental justice
• JARC – disability justice 

LOS ANGELES

• SOVA Community Food and Resource Program of JFSLA – food justice
• Safe Place for Youth – housing justice
• Shalom Institute – Shemesh Farms – community building
• PATH – housing justice 
• Aviva Family and Children’s Services – housing justice
• ONEgeneration – mental health justice 
• Karsh Family Services – food justice
• Young Eisner Scholars (YES) – education justice
• Safe Parking LA – housing justice 
• Jewish Multiracial Network – racial justice

MIAMI

• Alper JCC
• Belafonte TACOLCY Center – community building
• Ladies Empowerment and Action Program (LEAP) – criminal justice
• Camillus House – housing justice
• Branches – education justice
• ICU Baby – economic justice
• Good Samaritans – health justice
• JCS Kosher Food Bank – food justice
• The Salvation Army – Miami Area Command
• Joshua’s Heart Foundation – food justice
• Lotus House Shelter – housing justice
• Health in the Hood – food justice
• Miami-Dade County Public Schools – economic justice
• Urban Greenworks – food justice
• Guitars Over Guns Miami – education justice

NEW YORK

• Brownsville Community Justice Center – criminal justice
• Brooklyn Community Services – housing justice
• Bushwick City Farm – food justice
• Community Kitchen and Pantry of West Harlem – food justice
• Crown Heights Jewish Community Council – economic justice
• East Harlem Tutorial Program – education justice 
• East NY Farms – food justice 
• Ending Mass Incarceration – criminal justice
• Emmaus House – community building
• Free Minds – criminal justice
• Gotham Food Pantry – food justice
• Harlem Grown – food justice
• Hunger Free America – food justice
• Imani Garden – environmental justice
• Island Harvest Food Bank – food justice
• Little Essentials – economic justice
• Made for Me Books – education justice
• Met Council on Housing – housing justice
• Mixteca – immigration justice
• Reading Partners – education justice
• The Episcopal Church of St. Matthew & St. Timothy – community building
• St. John’s Bread & Life – food justice 
• We Deliver Period – health justice

PITTSBURGH

• 1Hood Media – racial justice
• Center Of Life – community building
• Steel City Squash – education justice
• Let’s Get Free – criminal justice
• Black Urban Gardeners and Farmers of Pittsburgh Cooperative (BUGS FPC) – food justice (
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• Wilkinsburg Community Ministry – food justice
• Za’Kiyah House – housing justice

VIRTUAL PARTNERS 

• Hearts over Hands – education justice
• Learn To Be – education justice
• The Neighbor Network – community building
• Yleana Leadership Foundation – education justice
• VaxVolunteers – health justice
• VoteRiders – civic engagement