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Creating Meaningful Relationships and Spaces Through Service

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Serving the Moment in Chicago

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The way that I'm connected most to Judaism is through different service opportunities, so I think it’s a really nice way to bring the community together and that’s how I feel the strongest connection to the values and texts in Judaism.

Jackie (she/her), UVA Campus Corps Member 2021

A Fellowship Year Like No Other

We’re really thinking about this moment as us planting the seeds for building strong relationships with the communities we serve in the coming years and bridging the gaps, allowing us to make a more meaningful impact

Megan Hernandez- Greene (she/her), Detroit Fellow, 2020-21

Hannah Grossman Teen Program Manager Video

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Teens Mobilize to Volunteer During COVID-19 Pandemic

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As volunteers we gathered at an urban farm on 134 St., that grows vegetables and houses chickens that produce eggs. But our job was not gardening but cleaning the neighborhood. Equipped with squeeze handle grabbers and garbage bags, we walked over to 131st St., and picked up all the trash on the street.

Ramaa Reddy (she/her), volunteer

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Creating Meaningful Relationships and Spaces Through Service

We’re really thinking about this moment as us planting the seeds for building strong relationships with the communities we serve in the coming years and bridging the gaps, allowing us to make a more meaningful impact

Megan Hernandez- Greene (she/her), Detroit Fellow, 2020-21

Corps Members

Serving the Moment in Chicago

Hannah Grossman Teen Program Manager Video

Volunteers

Teens Mobilize to Volunteer During COVID-19 Pandemic

Partners

The way that I'm connected most to Judaism is through different service opportunities, so I think it’s a really nice way to bring the community together and that’s how I feel the strongest connection to the values and texts in Judaism.

Jackie (she/her), UVA Campus Corps Member 2021

Volunteers

As volunteers we gathered at an urban farm on 134 St., that grows vegetables and houses chickens that produce eggs. But our job was not gardening but cleaning the neighborhood. Equipped with squeeze handle grabbers and garbage bags, we walked over to 131st St., and picked up all the trash on the street.

Ramaa Reddy (she/her), volunteer

A Fellowship Year Like No Other

Community Agreements

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