Weinberg Tzedek Hillel is a public service and social justice initiative devoted to transforming the culture of your campus and your community.
Alternative Break Opportunities - Find information about a variety of Alternative Break opportunities as well as stories and pictures from past breaks.
Alternative Break in Israel 2008-2009
Registration for Alternative Break in Israel 2008-2009 will be open soon! Check out all the information and read about last year's trip!
Never Forget. Save Darfur.
You can help stop the genocide in the Darfur region of Sudan. Raise awareness on your campus and in the community with Weinberg Tzedek Hillel.
Bring the Paper Plate Project to your campus!
One Click Campaigns - Quick ways to be socially conscious while surfing the web.
Gift of Life
Bring the Hillel - Gift of Life Marrow Donor Campaign to your campus and you can help save a life!
Tzedek How-to Guides - Detailed resources that help you plan, promote and get others involved in social action.
Displaced Tulane Students Find Home Away From Home
Loren Galler-Rabinowitz: Olympic-Trained Skater Pursues Social Justice
Champion ice dancer puts athletics on hold to pursue a degree from Harvard and repair the world.
Georgia Hillel Supports Conflict’s Refugees
Shortly after the outbreak of fighting on the border of Russia and the former Soviet republic of Georgia, Hillel Tbilisi Director Moris Krikheli responded by helping relocate families that fled their homes in Gori, a city hurt by the fighting. In the days that followed, dozens of Hillel student activists joined his efforts to aid in the refugee’s plight.
Campus Entrepreneurs, Professionals Gather for 2008 Engagement Institute
200 people attend East Coast Engagement Institute hosted at Camp Ramah Darom.
University of Florida Students Provide Flood Relief in Iowa
Walking into University of Florida’s Hillel building for Friday night services for the first time, Andrew Wyzan had no idea the opportunity that would be presented to him. Wyzan, a freshman who just graduated high school in May and began attending UF early as part of the school’s summer program, jumped at the chance to join seven other UF students and a HIllel professional to help clean up the damage to homes in Iowa caused by recent flooding that ravaged the Midwest. "It was one of the most rewarding experiences I've taken part in and I’m so happy I took the time to do it," said Wyzan, who had to take several days off from his summer classes to travel to Waverly and Mason City, Iowa with the group July 24-28.