Jewish Volunteer Events for Ages 30s

Join a monthly interfaith food collection in Westwood to gather donated items from neighborhood porches and support the Westside Food Bank in fighting local hunger.

Join a volunteer service gathering exploring Jewish traditions of gratitude and honoring ancestors, with optional letter writing and card-making for seniors.

Volunteer to pick up fresh challah at the JCC and hand-deliver it to a Upper West Side resident. Walk a route within 20 blocks, solo or with a buddy.

Spend a morning bringing joy to seniors at Los Angeles Jewish Health with Hanukkah decorating, dreidel games, sufganiyot, and singing together.

Spend quality time with seniors at Los Angeles Jewish Health’s pre-Hanukkah party, making decorations, playing dreidel, eating sufganiyot and singing together.

Volunteer at Atlanta’s Five Points Community Garden to practice Tikkun Olam through urban agriculture and community service.

Donate blood and give back to the community at this annual blood drive and mitzvah fair honoring a beloved donor’s memory.

Walk, celebrate, and support inclusion with bounce houses, games, and a live concert at this community fair.

Hear a Holocaust survivor’s testimony, reflect on history, and pack care packages together.

Volunteers help SF Hillel’s Fall Pop-Up Food Pantry pack fresh groceries for college students facing food insecurity in San Francisco.

Roll up your sleeves and help assemble care packages for neighbors in need.

A hands-on volunteer morning in a commercial kitchen preparing food to support those in need, a mitzvah project with the YJP community.

Join YAD, Repair the World, and Feeding the Lonestar for a hands-on volunteer event benefiting the Houston community.

Pack care packages for neighbors experiencing homelessness while enjoying pizza with Moishe House and Tribe 12. A hands-on service night for ages 21-32.

Celebrate Friendsgiving with your Central 20s & 30s community, feasting with friends and local sheltered neighbors in partnership with Knock-Knock Give a Sock.

Volunteers pick up fresh challah at the Marlene Meyerson JCC Manhattan and hand-deliver it to Upper West Side residents within a 20-block radius.

Young professionals gather for an evening of connection and creativity centered on relationship-inspired challah-making and service learning, exploring themes of intention and community through Jewish tradition.

Kick off the Do Good Detroit initiative with pizza dinner and a collaborative art project alongside Gesher Clubhouse members, creating pieces to auction, donate, or take home.

Wrap up Shabbat with Havdallah, then upcycle old t-shirts into snack-filled tote bags for people in need and donate clothing, followed by pie. For Jewish young professionals 21-45.