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Weinberg Tzedek Hillel
is a public service and social justice initiative devoted to transforming the culture of your campus and your community.
Alternative Break Opportunities
- Find information about a variety of Alternative Break opportunities as well as stories and pictures from past breaks.
Take Action in Haiti Today!
Support rebuilding and recovery efforts in Haiti in multiple ways with Hillel.
Never Forget. Save Darfur.
You can help stop the genocide in the Darfur region of Sudan. Raise awareness on your campus and in the community with Weinberg Tzedek Hillel.
Bring the
Paper Plate Project
to your campus!
One Click Campaigns
- Quick ways to be socially conscious while surfing the web.
Gift of Life
Bring the Hillel - Gift of Life Marrow Donor Campaign to your campus and you can help save a life!
Tzedek How-to Guides
- Detailed resources that help you plan, promote and get others involved in social action.
Announcing Hillel’s 2013 Renaissance Award Honoree: Frank R. Lautenberg
We are proud to present this Award to Senator Lautenberg, Senior US Senator from New Jersey, on May 29, 2013 in New York.
Staff Giving to the Nonprofits for Which They Work
You Can't Fool the Youth: A Jewish Institutional Makeover
BBYO Launches “Beyond,” New Gap Year Israel Experience
Harrison LAPID Announces 4th Cohort
Harrison LAPID’s fourth cohort was selected among an exceptional group of applicants from around the world. The 12 professionals from Israel, Brazil, the US, and Russia, will receive intensive training and tools to support their professional development.
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