Our congregation is actively engaged in acts of tikkun olam, repairing the world.

The spirit of Tikkun Olam is expressed well by Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel:

"The divine sings in noble deeds."

Whether we are volunteers, paid professionals or provide philanthropic support, we express our desire to make a difference in many creative ways.

We'd like to know more, specifically, about what you do to make the world a better place and we hope to learn more about the issues that matter to our congregation. It is our hope and plan to make connections between members with similar tikkun olam interests.

Please complete the following survey and tell us how you are, or have been, engaged in activities that make a difference. We appreciate that you are taking the time to share this with other members of Oak Park Temple.

Thank you very much. Todah rabah!

SAMPLE TIKKUN OLAM ISSUES

Abuse
Access to Service
Animal Welfare
Anti-Semitism
Art Institutions
Arts
Biodiversity
Child Welfare
Child Care
Civic Engagement
Civil Rights
Computer Literacy
Conflict Resolution
Consumer Rights
Corporate Responsibility
Death and Dying
Demilitarization
Disability Rights
Disaster Relief
Discrimination
Domestic Violence
Education
Education Reform
Employment Training
Environmental Issues
Electoral Reform
Faith-Based Service
Family Welfare
GLBT Issues
Genocide
Gun Control
Habitat Restoration
Health
Health Care
Housing/Homelessness
Human Rights
Hunger
Immigration Rights
Interfaith Issues
International Development/Microlending
Legal Aid
Literacy
Media
Mental Health
Mentoring
Multicultural Advocacy
Nutrition
Occupational Assistance
Open Space
Peace
Poverty
Prison Reform
Public Policy
Racial Justice
Refugee Services
Renewable Energy
Reproductive Rights
Safety
Sexuality
Slavery
Substance Abuse
Support of Individuals
Sustainable Development
Transportation
Urban Planning
Veteran Issues
Voter Rights
Wage Equality
Water Quality
Wildlife Conservation
Women's Issues
Youth Development