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AJOCC - Atlanta Jews of Color Council
AJOCC - Atlanta Jews of Color Council
AJOCC is a Jewish women of color owned and led non-profit that provides DEI consulting, education, and community building to advance racial equity, affirmation and empowerment across the South. We provide the framework and tools needed for leading your organization towards a more equitable and racially conscious future. AJOCC believes JOC have the local nuanced knowledge to be the experts of their own narrative. Our voices should be amplified as leaders to drive diversity policy, equitable representation, philanthropic endeavors, and powerful initiatives in and beyond mainstream Jewish communal spaces. We seek to build an inclusive, vibrant community where JOC in the southeastern region of the United States can feel welcomed and empowered; which will inturn build a more equitable future for us all. Support our work by donating at https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=PJTQTE7SPUJTE
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Etgar 36
Etgar 36
Etgar 36 is dedicated to developing your political voice by taking you on the journey of your lifetime. On the road, you will become empowered to get involved politically and socially to change the world.
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Explore Brookhaven
Explore Brookhaven
Explore Brookhaven is a 501(c)6 organization contracted by the City of Brookhaven to provide professional tourism leadership and expertise for the Brookhaven destination. Explore Brookhaven has existed since 2019 and is also known as the Brookhaven Convention & Visitors Bureau. The organization is directed by a board of civic and business leaders within the community that represent lodging, food service, arts and culture, and the City of Brookhaven.

Brookhaven, GA 30319
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Listed in: Adult Education, Arts & Crafts, Arts & Culture, Business Services
HIAS
HIAS stands for a world in which refugees find welcome, safety, and freedom. HIAS rescues people whose lives are in danger for being who they are. We protect the most vulnerable refugees, helping them build new lives and reuniting them with their families in safety and freedom. We advocate for the protection of refugees and assure that displaced people are treated with the dignity they deserve. Guided by our Jewish values and history, we bring more than 139 years of expertise to our work with refugees.
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Israel ParaSport Center
Israel ParaSport Center
Mission: The American Friends of Israel Sport Center for the Disabled (AFISCD) is committed to providing ongoing financial support to the Center, empowering children and youth with physical disabilities from all backgrounds to participate in physical and psychological rehabilitation through sports in order to attain the goal of leading productive and successful lives in Israeli society.
1 Northfield Plaza, Suite 300
Northfield, IL 60093
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Listed in: Health & Wellness, Social Services, Special Needs, Sports
Jewish Women's Connection of Atlanta (JWCA)
Jewish Women's Connection of Atlanta (JWCA)
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JumpSpark
JumpSpark
JumpSpark connects and invests in the community to create more meaningful and defining moments for Jewish teens in Atlanta. Serving teens, their parents, and educators that work with teens, JumpSpark offers empowering teen programs, Navigating Parenthood workshops, professional development, and grants. JumpSpark is supported as an innovation initiative of the Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta, by the Jim Joseph Foundation, and by generous donors in the community.
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Repair the World
Repair the World
352 University Ave SW
Atlanta, GA 30310
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The Tzedekah Project
The Tzedekah Project
The Tzedakah Project provides tools and support to the community, enriching the lives of the recipients and encouraging them to practice the tenets of giving. While it can be translated as “charity,” the truer definition of tzedakah is “doing the right thing.” Through both financial and personal support, The Tzedakah Project works with community groups that strive to improve the lives of individuals who are looking for a hand up, rather than a hand out. The Tzedakah Project seeks to represent the two highest levels of tzedakah, as defined by the scholar Maimonides, which indicate that one gives willingly and anonymously and for the gift to make it unnecessary for the receiver to continue being dependent on others. Ultimately, the goal would be for the receiver to become able to provide tzedakah for someone else in need.
2221 Peachtree Rd NW, Ste D-308
Atlanta, GA 30309
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