Working to Repair the World Through Acts of Service
This story first appeared on Daily Point of Light.
Jonathan (right) serves alongside a fellow volunteer sorting books.
Jonathan Arogeti’s commitment to service spans from Atlanta to communities around the world. A returned Peace Corps volunteer, he found a natural home in Repair the World, an organization that mobilizes Jewish communities to take action for a more just world. From handing out supplies at local service events to shaping strategy as a member of Repair the World’s National Advisory Board, Jonathan’s journey reflects the power of sustained volunteerism. His work, alongside thousands of Repair the World volunteers, helps drive the organization toward its ambitious goal of reaching one million acts of service and learning by 2030.
