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J-Serve
April 18 | 11 ניסן
The International Day of Jewish Youth Service
Since 2005, J-Serve has provided teens with a unique opportunity to band together through service as a united global network committed to fulfilling the Jewish values of gemilut chasidim (acts of loving-kindness), tzedakah (just and charitable giving), and tikkun olam (the responsibility to repair the world). Every year, as a part of a year-round commitment to service, Jewish teens worldwide join together to make their community and the world a better place.
J-Serve is a collaborative effort made possible by an incredible team of organizations.
How to Build an Excellent J-Serve
Planning
J-Serve continues to include all forms of meaningful social change. Participating communities are encouraged to explore new opportunities to engage a broader range of Jewish teens by redefining what is traditionally thought about as 'service'. J-Serve welcomes and celebrates all ideas that are grounded in tikkun olam, the repairing of the world.
If you still have questions, reach out to the International Sh'lichim at shaliach@bbyo.org and shlicha@bbyo.org for planning support.
Programming
It's never too early to start dreaming about your next J-Serve project! Use the J-Serve Planning Guide and Repair the World Toolkit to help you plan your projects. These tools are designed to help translate passions into a project vision that speaks to your community's interests, skills, and creativity.
Branding
Make this movement moment feel like it's everywhere by using the J-Serve Branding Kit. Create and use the following graphics:
- Flyers
- J-Serve Logo
- Letterhead
- Service Certificate
- Slide Deck
- Story Posts
- Thank You Note
We can't wait to see your event come to life!
