Social Action
Pride Parade
Deeds of loving-kindness are equal in weight to all the commandments.
-Jerusalem Talmud, Peah 1:1
The Social Action Committee at Temple Ohabei Shalom works for tikkun olam, community engagement, and social justice through advocacy, volunteering, and direct service. Our ongoing initiatives include our GBIO partnership and volunteer opportunities for service within and outside of our congregation. All TOS, ARS, and TCEE members and families are welcome to participate in current initiatives, or suggest new opportunities and paths of action for our community. The Social Action Committee meets roughly once a month.
The Social Action Committee Board: Lori Berry, Shoma Dhar, Robin LeWinter and Jessica Ullian.
If you have specific questions, you can contact our Social Action committee at socialaction@ohabei.org.
Committees and Schools
Many of our members and students are involved in Social Action projects through committees and projects. Get in touch with our committee chairs to find out more.
Family Table
Throughout the year, we collect and distribute canned tuna or salmon and whole grain cereal in support of Jewish Family and Children’s Project. 
GBIO
Greater Boston Interfaith Organization (GBIO) is a broad-based organization that works for social justice by coalescing, training and organizing people across religious, ethnic, class and neighborhood lines. This is our second year as members and we look forward to more exciting work together.
High Holy Days Food Drive
Every year, we support the Brookline Food Pantry, Grow Clinic and Family Table by running a food drive during the High Holy Day season.
Holiday Toy Drive
We support The Grow Clinic at Boston Medical Center serving malnourished and at risk children.
Brookline Literacy Partnership
Born out of a TOS Mitzvah Project, our very own Sarah Plovnick founded the Brookline Literacy Partnership which has collected over 4,000 books to build a library at the Emerson School.
Annual Mitzvah Day
Temple Ohabei Shalom’s commitment to making a difference in our local community is never more evident than on Mitzvah Day when members of all ages participate in activities that support our local and wide-spread community.
Mon, January 18 2021
5 Sh'vat 5781
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Progressive in attitude yet traditional in practice, Temple Ohabei Shalom is an inclusive Jewish community committed to nurturing, sustaining, and touching Jewish lives through lifelong learning, joyful worship, and repair of the world in word and deed.
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