National Council of Jewish Women is a volunteer organisation that puts progressive ideals into action. Inspired by Jewish ideals, NCJW works for social justice through enhancing the lives of women, children, and families while also protecting individual rights and liberties.

SAJ is the founding congregation of the Reconstructionist movement and a vibrant community on the Upper West Side of New York City. Ever since SAJ introduced America’s first Bat Mitzvah in 1922, it has been reconstructing Judaism, questioning tradition, and expanding its boundaries to ensure that Torah remains relevant, engaging, and welcoming to all. Our 260+ diverse households seek various entry points into Jewish life, including learning, social justice, spiritual exploration, and community engagement.

18Doors is a non-profit organization that provides assistance to interfaith families.

Influence, Inspire, Involve. We believe that the confluence of influence, inspiration, and involvement allows us to achieve the desired impact. We're a digital, creative, and technology company specialized in digital marketing services and technology. We provide a suite of digital services and solutions for brands, businesses, and organizations to meet their digital, branding, marketing, social media, and social commerce needs.

70 Faces Media is a non-profit media organization that offers digital advertising and marketing services to build brand awareness.

A Better Option is the US-based arm of Tmura: The Israeli Public Service Venture Fund. Tmura – The Israeli Public Service Venture Fund is a non-profit org. that solicits donations of stock options from Israeli and Israel-related tech companies for the benefit of the community. When a ‘donor company’ has a successful exit, we donate the proceeds to education- and youth-related charities in Israel; each company can earmark its funds for the non-profit(s) of its choice. Tmura harnesses some of the value being generated by Israeli tech companies to help reduce gaps in Israeli society, while promoting a culture of giving in the tech and venture capital sectors. In the 21 years since Tmura’s founding, we’ve received equity donations from 847 Israeli companies (with more joining weekly). And, we've 'cashed in' more than NIS 100 million (approx. $30M) to date – from exits including Waze, Riskified, Outbrain, CyberArk, and many others – enabling us to support a broad variety of terrific and innovative Israeli non-profits.

A More Perfect Union is a nonpartisan social-impact organization that mobilizes the American Jewish community to protect and strengthen democracy. We educate American Jews, equip Jewish institutions, and activate Jewish leaders to respond to the growing threat of authoritarianism and be engines for civic renewal in their communities. Rooted in the enduring American Jewish experience and powered by evidence-based strategies, we help communities meet this moment with clarity, courage, and collective action. Through research, messaging, training, and partnership, we’re building a future where democracy works for all of us.

A Wider Bridge is a North American LGBTQ organization that supports Israel and the LGBTQ community.

The Abraham Initiatives strives to fulfill the promise of full and equal citizenship and complete equality of social and political rights for Israel’s Jewish and Arab citizens, as embodied in Israel's Declaration of Independence: A state which is the national homeland of the Jewish people and a full, complete and equal home for its Arab-Palestinian national minority; A state that exists peacefully alongside a Palestinian state fulfilling the national aspirations of the Palestinian people.

The Academic Engagement Network (AEN), an independently run nonprofit organization headquartered in Washington, DC, empowers, educates, and mobilizes faculty and staff on university and college campuses across the US to: oppose efforts to delegitimize Israel; promote campus free expression and academic freedom; support research, education, and robust dialogue about Israel in the academy; and counter antisemitism when it occurs.

Since its founding in 1956 as a rabbinical school, the Academy for Jewish Religion has been at the forefront of pluralistic rabbinic and cantorial training. Beginning in January 2014, the Academy for Jewish Religion is very proud to introduce a Master’s Program in Jewish Studies. Our graduates and students serve both movement-affiliated and non-affiliated congregations in North America and around the world, fulfilling the needs of Klal Yisrael in this post-denominational era. The Academy for Jewish Religion is unique because: Our teachings respectfully span the full spectrum of Judaism; our faculty and students cross denominational lines, representing the full spectrum of the Jewish community. Students ranging in age from their 20s through their 80s study together as colleagues. AJR is the only seminary committed to training rabbis and cantors as equal partners in spiritual leadership. Both rabbis and cantors are prepared to lead dynamic, spiritually uplifting, meaningful religious services using the liturgy and nusah of all denominations, give skillful, compassionate counseling, be engaged teachers of Torah using both traditional and contemporary interpretations, incorporate spiritual practices and meditative techniques into their personal and communal prayer experiences, and officiate at moving, beautiful Jewish life cycle ceremonies. They guide congregations in their creation of supportive, spiritual, religiously meaningful communities.

Action for Post-Soviet Jewry's mission links to our projects - Adopt-a-Bubbe, Bar/Bat Mitzvah projects. Our newsletter, Post-Soviet Jewry Report.