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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)

Building Projects Build Neighborhood Connections

This year, my feet brought me to Detroit. Here, I serve as “boots on the ground” — a notion I’ve always been uncomfortable with.

Michael Evers (he/him), Detroit Fellow, 2013-14

Immersing Into a New Community

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Now, more than ever, the Jewish community must embody one of its core values and make service a defining element of Jewish life.

Cindy Greenberg (she/her), CEO of Repair the World

MLK Day in Philly

Higher Achievement realizes that talent is everywhere but opportunity is not.

Lindsay McCord (she/her), Pittsburgh Fellow, 2013-14

Volunteering is Personal

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)

Staff

Now, more than ever, the Jewish community must embody one of its core values and make service a defining element of Jewish life.

Cindy Greenberg (she/her), CEO of Repair the World

Building Projects Build Neighborhood Connections

MLK Day in Philly

This year, my feet brought me to Detroit. Here, I serve as “boots on the ground” — a notion I’ve always been uncomfortable with.

Michael Evers (he/him), Detroit Fellow, 2013-14

Higher Achievement realizes that talent is everywhere but opportunity is not.

Lindsay McCord (she/her), Pittsburgh Fellow, 2013-14

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