15 January 2026 / 26 Tevet 5786
A Worldwide Network of Jewish Organizations Building a Stronger Future.
We are a growing network of Jewish organizations and influential leaders from around the world, united in our commitment to strengthening the ties that connect the Jewish people. Founded in the summer of 2023, our mission took on even greater urgency and significanceย after October 7th.ย In this pivotal moment, it has never been more important for world Jewry to come together in new ways to support one another, forge deeper relationships, and embrace the shared values that link us.
We are working to secure the Jewish future by making connections, building relationships, and amplifying the work of our partners. These three pillars — connection, collaboration, and amplification — are essential to breaking down silos and enriching the Jewish organizational ecosystem. By bringing organizations together, we are creating the foundation for new and innovative ways to enhance the resilience and solidarity of the global Jewish community.
Our approach is not to create new content and programming but to broaden the reach of our partners. Across the Jewish world, organizations are already doing extraordinary work. We aim to ensure that their contributions reach the widest possible audience, maximizing their impact and strengthening Jewish life everywhere.
We are extremely fortunate to have assembled a large and distinguished advisory board to help guide our efforts. This diverse and passionate group is deeply committed toย klalย Yisrael, the solidarity and well-being of the Jewish people. Their experience, expertise, and unwavering support are invaluable, and their leadership underscores the power of community and the necessity of meaningful connections.
Now, more than ever, we must stand together to build a vibrant, resilient, and connected Jewish future.ย
Please join us in this critical effort.
Mem Global believes thereโs no one way to be Jewish.
The organization envisioned a world where Jewish young adults in their 20s and early 30s have the access and resources needed to build and enjoy a thriving Jewish community, build relationships and move further along their Jewish journey. By making this stage of life one of the most exciting times to be Jewish, young adults are set on a trajectory for lifelong involvement in the Jewish community.
This investment in young adults has been part of their story since 2006, when a group of recent college graduates, caught between being too old for campus programs and too young for the existing institutional offerings, created their own space for Jewish life. With initial support from philanthropist Morris Squire, David Cygielman โ now Mem Globalโs CEO โ and friends hosted their first Shabbat dinner in the Bay Area. To all of their excitement, 73 young adults showed up to celebrate Shabbat and be together, as part of the Jewish community.
To learn more, visit memglobal.org/! ... See MoreSee Less
Register today to join our partner, the International Jewish Sports Hall of Fame to join the live premiere of "Witness to Munich: The Karen James Story".
Details below โฌ๏ธJoin us for a powerful live premiere, presented by the International Jewish Sports Hall of Fame.
Witness to Munich: The Karen James Story shares the extraordinary and deeply personal account of Karen James, a direct witness to the 1972 Munich Olympics massacre, and her lifelong commitment to remembrance, education, and Jewish resilience.
This is a story of memory, responsibility, and bearing witness so history is never forgotten.
February 8, 2026 at 1:00 PM ET
Register today at bit.ly/3YyNxqV! ... See MoreSee Less
The Golden Tree Institute was born in 2022 from a powerful and profound encounter between two siblings: Natalie and Raphael.
Young people who learned to deal with many issues very early on: philanthropy, work, community, the loss of a sibling, purpose, and impact. And they chose to practice the values โโthey believe in and what motivates them.
We combine purpose and innovation to plan and act in partnership with other institutions. Together, we promote best practices and projects that change realities and strengthen career paths.
The work carried out by the Golden Tree Institute reflects our commitment to strengthening social organizations and reaffirming our belief in the transformative power of philanthropy to build a more just, equitable, and sustainable society.
Along this path, IGT relies on Yael Sandberg, Daniella Ghertman, and Claudia Donegรก to build all of this together โ in a humane, caring way, committed to listening to and valuing each initiative.
Learn more at institutogt.org.br/! ... See MoreSee Less
JCC Harlem is a community space on West 118th Street that is welcome to all. An initiative of Marlene Meyerson JCC Manhattan in collaboration with UJA-Federation of NY, JCC Harlem creates unique and diverse access points to Jewish and communal life for members of the Harlem community.
We are an institution that is at once both intentionally Jewish and committed to facilitating experiences between those who identify Jewishly and those who identify otherwiseโin service of connecting, growing, and learning within an ever-changing Jewish landscape.
Read more at www.mmjccm.org/harlem! ... See MoreSee Less
โOur work is dedicated to disaster risk reduction and to rapid, dignified response when natural disasters or humanitarian crises strike...CADENA was created from a simple but deeply held conviction: when human lives are at risk, we have a responsibility to act.โ
In this weekโs edition of GJ Connections, Alejandro Podbilewicz of Cadena Foundation/ Cadena International details the organizationโs mission of aiding at-risk communities in times of disaster and crisis, and shares how partnership with Global Jewry can support this mission. Read more at globaljewry.org/cadena-coming-together-for-disaster-relief/. ... See MoreSee Less
Kivunim Gap Year is based in Jerusalem providing an immersive experience of focused international travel, serious academic study and cross-cultural dialogue. Kivunim students travel to up to 12 countries, from Morocco to India throughout the year. Kivunim fosters curiosity and intellectual growth among students and teachers alike.
The students build lifelong friendships and travel to places the typical tourist never sees.
To learn more about Kivunim, visit www.kivunim.org/! ... See MoreSee Less