JUST DO IT! - October 9-November 7, 2010
Whether you call it Tikkun Olam, social action, chesed - Join thousands of Jewish organizations and individuals around the world of all backgrounds and affiliations for a month of unity through social action. Volunteer with children, rally for Darfur, clean up a river, feed the homeless, raise money for Sderot, paint a mural – or do whatever you are passionate about…. How to get started? Visit our Ideas for Action section or copy this RSS feed to your blog, website, or facebook page. Pass it forward.

Sign up here to let everyone know what you are doing for JSAM!

If you would like to create a profile to meet other like-minded social activists - we invite you to do so here as well.

How can you participate?
• Get your friends and family together for a favorite cause.
• Have your organization or school endorse, support, or plan a JSAM event.
• Dedicate a volunteer activity in the month of Cheshvan to JSAM.
• Make a YouTube movie encouraging others to go out and volunteer.
• Join our Facebook group and do "a good deed a day" for 30 days.
• Spread the word around the world on Facebook, MySpace, Twitter…
• Celebrate Israel’s 60th with JSAM’s 60 for 60 Volunteer 60 minutes daily, weekly or monthly

Jewish Social Action Month (JSAM) is an initiative of KolDor, a global network of young Jewish leaders, the Office of the Prime Minister of Israel and socialaction.com to promote both social action and Jewish Peoplehood. In just three years since its launch, JSAM has evoked a remarkable response. Political support has come from the Presidents of both Israel and the United States of America, British parliamentarians, US senators and congressmen, Israeli Knesset members and others. A wide spectrum of Jewish religious leaders, major institutions, youth groups, communal organizations and many others from around the world endorsed the initiative and created exciting and widespread programs.

In 2009 we want to make JSAM even more global and reach even more people. All communities, organizations, and individuals - whether they work with the Jewish world or the general society - are invited to participate.

KolDor's supporters can be found HERE