You can participate in our programs by visiting our website and browsing the “Programs” section, where you’ll find detailed information about each initiative. There, you can register for events, sign up for volunteer opportunities, and find contact information for program coordinators who can assist you further.

We offer a variety of educational initiatives, including:
 – Workshops and Seminars: Covering topics such as Jewish history, culture, and religious practices.
 – Holocaust Education: Through visits to Holocaust museums and survivor talks.
 – Youth Programs: Including bar/bat mitzvah preparation and Jewish summer camps.
 – Adult Learning: Torah study groups, Hebrew language classes, and lectures by scholars.

To become a volunteer, visit our “Volunteer” section on the website, where you can fill out an application form. We offer various opportunities, such as helping at soup kitchens, participating in city clean-ups, and assisting at educational events. After applying, you will be contacted by our volunteer coordinator for orientation and placement.

Sponsors benefit from enhanced visibility and recognition within the Jewish community. This includes:
 – Brand Exposure: Recognition in our newsletters, website, and event materials.
 – Networking Opportunities: Access to exclusive events and networking opportunities with community leaders.
 – Community Impact: Direct involvement in uplifting and empowering the Jewish community.

We ensure the effectiveness of our programs through:
 – Regular Assessments: Conducting surveys and gathering feedback from participants.
 – Outcome Tracking: Monitoring key performance indicators (KPIs) and outcomes.
 – Partnerships with Experts: Collaborating with educators, historians, and community leaders to ensure content accuracy and relevance.

Yes, businesses can partner with us as vendors for events, fundraising campaigns, and community projects. We welcome partnerships that align with our mission and values. Interested businesses can contact our partnership coordinator for more details.

We address antisemitism by:
 – Educational Campaigns: Providing resources and training on recognizing and combating antisemitism.
 – Advocacy: Working with local and national advocacy groups to promote policies that protect Jewish communities.
 – Support Services: Offering support to individuals affected by antisemitism, including counseling and legal assistance.