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"How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world." ~ Anne Frank

Rooted in the Jewish value of Tikkun Olam—repairing the world—the Beth Shalom Social Action Committee is dedicated to fostering compassion, justice, and active engagement within our temple and the greater community. We strive to create meaningful opportunities for outreach and service that reflect our shared values, promote empathy and gratitude, and strengthen bonds across generations.

Through partnerships with local and Jewish community organizations, we aim to inspire members of all ages to take action, deepen their understanding of social issues, and build a more inclusive, caring, and connected world. By embracing the power of community and collective responsibility, we seek to make a lasting impact—within and beyond the walls of Beth Shalom.

Acts of Loving Kindness

Beth Shalom provides many opportunities for adults, children, and families to pursue Tikkun Olam through acts of loving kindness. Such opportunities include the annual Yom Kippur and Turkey Drives and other food drives, Mitzvah Day, Good Deeds Day, Habitat for Humanity, and the Federation of Greater Raleigh Meal Delivery. 

Beth Shalom also assists with the physical, emotional, and spiritual support and well-being of our members. We celebrate in our members' joyous events and milestones.  Additionally, we embrace and support those who are experiencing difficult times by visiting, comforting, and providing meals to those in need.

Social Justice

Beth Shalom furthers social justice through advocacy by joining marches that address social inequalities in our community. Our members also attend and support specific community events, including LGBTQ+, interfaith, and interracial events. We intentionally nuture relationships and hold Shabbat Services that promote peace, equality, and inclusiveness.

Click Here to Listen to Rabbi Edery and Yolanda Hairston's Discussion of Race and Identity

Sat, October 4 2025 12 Tishrei 5786