I want youth to come of age where volunteering is viewed as a regular, expected occurrence; where the opportunities for this service are vast and meaningful.
Liz Jaffe (she/her), A Founding Member of Repair the World
Being Jewish now meant engaging in social justice and service. I remain thankful to Repair the World for facilitating the even deeper personal exploration of the intersection of Judaism and social justice.
Becca Lerman (she/her), Philadelphia Fellow, 2017-18
Change happens when people talk to others from different backgrounds and with different challenges, and together they try to overcome them.
Hal Klein (he/him), Former Repair the World Pittsburgh Advisory Committee Member
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