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Embracing Tough Conversations on MLK Day

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Sukkot as a Moment of Service

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I grew in ways that I didn't anticipate during this year. I am a very different person than I was back in September, and I am still blown away by the many ways in which this program challenged me to think outside the box and explore things in a new manner.

Stephanie Bello (she/her), Philadelphia Fellow, 2013-14

Volunteers shovel dirt

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Immersing Into a New Community

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Community is when I found myself in a room with the cashier from my favorite restaurant, a man I met at the art gallery visiting the Repair Workshop, and a volunteer from one of our partner organizations and found out they were all brothers.

Jon Cohen (he/him), Brooklyn Fellow, 2015-16

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When this opportunity came up, not only was I excited to volunteer with a food justice organization, and I was intrigued by the opportunity to make my high holiday experience more meaningful.

Matthew Renick (he/him), Philadelphia Fellow, 2013-14

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Volunteering is Personal

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With the Jewish community’s resources, we have opportunities to make Jewish service and volunteering effective, transformative, and meaningful for everyone involved, transforming volunteers and how others view Jews.

Rabbi Seth Goren (he/him)

Fellows

Embracing Tough Conversations on MLK Day

Fellows

Community is when I found myself in a room with the cashier from my favorite restaurant, a man I met at the art gallery visiting the Repair Workshop, and a volunteer from one of our partner organizations and found out they were all brothers.

Jon Cohen (he/him), Brooklyn Fellow, 2015-16

Fellows

Sukkot as a Moment of Service

Fellows

When this opportunity came up, not only was I excited to volunteer with a food justice organization, and I was intrigued by the opportunity to make my high holiday experience more meaningful.

Matthew Renick (he/him), Philadelphia Fellow, 2013-14

Fellows

I grew in ways that I didn't anticipate during this year. I am a very different person than I was back in September, and I am still blown away by the many ways in which this program challenged me to think outside the box and explore things in a new manner.

Stephanie Bello (she/her), Philadelphia Fellow, 2013-14

Fellows

Volunteering is Personal

Volunteers shovel dirt

Fellows

Immersing Into a New Community

Staff

With the Jewish community’s resources, we have opportunities to make Jewish service and volunteering effective, transformative, and meaningful for everyone involved, transforming volunteers and how others view Jews.

Rabbi Seth Goren (he/him)

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