COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
Repair the World – Tikkun Olam
“The world depends on three things:
on Torah, on worship, and on deeds of loving kindness.”
In Judaism, how we lead our lives is more important than what we believe in.
TBE offers many opportunities to repair the world.
Join us in learning, reflection, and good deeds of all types!
Social Action
Come together with TBE members and the broader community to learn about nuanced and complicated issues, advocate for justice, and help power change.
Community Service
Join adults and/or families in small-group social justice activities that bring Jewish values to life. From organic farming to serving meals at shelters, you can make a difference.
Collections & Tzedakah
Help support our community partners that help people in need. Donate money in our tzedakah box or items to our collection bins in the TBE lobby.
Reach Out
Nicole Roos
VP, Tikkun Olam
Sandy Aronson
Director of Tikkun Olam Initiatives & Partnerships
Mira Warmflash
Tikkun Olam Youth Educator
Read the latest Mitzvah Moments Newsletter
Sign up for Tikkun Olam Email Updates
Donate to the Social Action Fund
Reach Out
Nicole Roos
VP, Tikkun Olam
Sandy Aronson
Director of Tikkun Olam Initiatives & Partnerships
Mira Warmflash
Tikkun Olam Youth Educator
Read the latest Mitzvah Moments Newsletter
Sign up for Tikkun Olam Email Updates
Donate to the Social Action Fund
News & Updates
Why I’m Taking Time to Protect Our Gun Safety Laws
Busy mom of three, Joanna Troy helps lead JPGS to mobilize the Jewish community to uphold strong MA gun laws and prevent violence, ensuring safety for all families.
Witnessing Humanity: The Art of John Wilson
RJI members toured the MFA’s John Wilson exhibit, exploring his powerful art on Black identity, social justice, and humanity, honoring his Roxbury roots.
Naso: Lifted by the Heavy Work of Repair
In this sermon, Sandy Aronson, TBE’s Director of Tikkun Olam Initiatives & Partnerships, reflects on the burdens we bear today—the weight of injustice, heartbreak, and division—and how, like our ancestors, we can find strength and elevation in the act of carrying what matters most.