10/07/2026
On the anniversary of October 7th, amid enormous grief, we hold on to the ideal that our hope is not yet lost, od lo avdah tikvateinu - עוֹד לֹא אָבְדָה תִּקְוָתֵנוּ.
Our hope stands in the face of sorrow, hope that our future will be brighter, hope that we can collectively heal the wounds of this past year, and the hope we can build strong, resilient Jewish communities through service.
Service can be a powerful way to honor the memory of those we’ve lost. We invite you to join us, as we volunteer alongside our neighbors to strengthen our communities, in honor of the lives lost three years ago today.
Through our ongoing National Days of Jewish Service, you can connect with other Jews, stand against hatred and oppression, and meet the pressing needs of your community. Whether you’re hosting a commemorative event for 10/7, leading a community service project, or organizing a poll worker registration drive, your volunteering can make a real difference.
As we reflect on the brokenness of our world and the tragedy of 10/7, we recommit to doing our part to repair the world.
