Sunday, March 19 — A community-wide day of service
CommUNITY Mitzvah Day is an opportunity to put Jewish values of tikkun olam (repairing the world) and tzedakah (charitable giving) into action, making a real impact on the lives of others.
A mitzvah is a good deed or an act of kindness and doing mitzvot is an integral part of Jewish life.
Join your community for a day of hands-on service experiences to address real needs throughout Greater MetroWest! Activities for volunteers of all ages – both in-person and at-home – are available. Which mitzvah will YOU find meaningful?!
Online registration for our in-person events is now closed.
There’s still time to participate in our at-home packing project Sun’s Out – Phones Away and walk-ins are welcome at all CommUNITY Mitzvah Day projects (see below). Donations are also graciously accepted anytime!
Questions? Please contact mitzvah@jfedgmw.org.
Cori Wilf, Center for Volunteerism/NextGen Liaison
Chabad of Short Hills
Jewish Family Service of MetroWest
JCC Kosher Meals on Wheels
Temple Ner Tamid, Bloomfield
Temple Sholom of West Essex, Cedar Grove
Temple Sinai, Summit
Please note the following regarding our events and programs:
- Building an inclusive community is a priority. Please email federation@jfedgmw.org to let us know if you require an accommodation to meaningfully participate in an event. One of our Federation professionals will reach out to you to learn more.
- Pictures taken at Federation events and programs may appear on various channels, including social media and the Federation website. If you have any questions or concerns, please refer to the contact information in your confirmation email.
- COVID vaccination is required of all attendees of in-person events and programs. Masks are optional. If you are not feeling well, please refrain from attending.