Updated: Apr 3
Check out this eJewishphilanthropy.com post on Professor David Elcott’s recently released study on Jewish Baby Boomers. As mentioned in the post and in the report’s forward by Steven M. Cohen, the boomer generation poses both a challenge and an opportunity to Jewish communal life. Skilled Volunteers for Israel represents one step in engaging this talented generation of Jewish professionals.
The May 2 2012 post in ejewishphilanthropy.com by Stephen Donshik raises some interesting points about thinking through the rationale for using volunteers to accomplish needed work and the processes a
The value of volunteering is estimated at $400 BILLION globally based on previous research and reported in a Volunteer Match blog, approximately “double the value of cash and other valuables contribut
This post was written by Rabbi Ted Stainman who is volunteering as an English tutor in Netanya with the Ethiopian National Project (ENP). The ENP works closely with Ethiopian youth between the ages o