I think it’s important that we look beyond ourselves...While it’s important to take care of ourselves and our families, it’s also important to take care of the strangers that are in our community, that are kind of the unknown family. They’re part of us, and we all depend on each other even if we don’t necessarily see or feel it in the day to day.
Lindsay Ottersen (she/her), Repair the World Detroit volunteer
Atlanta Repair exists to meet urgent needs in our community, to kindle hope in each other, to support one another in living our Jewish values through consistent, persistent learning, and small acts of care that propel us toward justice and wholeness.
Lily Brent (she/her), Former Atlanta City Director
I felt my experience of humanity expand and my identity as a justice-seeking Jew strengthen. I felt my compassion deepen, and my understanding of society and the structures that hold it together unfold. Above all, the Service Corps gave me the tools to be impactful in an often scary and confusing world. Especially in times like these.
Rachel Rumstein (she/her), Los Angeles Corps Member
Our organizations' missions to serve community members and make a difference are extremely aligned. That is exactly what we've been looking for.
Robbie Khazan (he/him), Founder and Chief Instructor for Kiddo Byte
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