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Orthodox Union
@OrthodoxUnion
Educational, outreach and social service organization serving the Jewish community in North America, Israel and worldwide.
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📚After The School Bell aims to empower students with accessible, after-school academic support and to provide an opportunity for volunteer tutors to gain experience and skills while helping others.
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🪙 My Tzedakah brings together Jewish charities that align with your values so you can automate your giving to all the causes you love with a click of a button. 100% of donations go straight to the charities.
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🌱 curates educational garden experiences that help participants explore relevant Jewish values and Torah lessons, and learn the fundamentals of gardening and land stewardship.
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🖥️ inspires today’s generation with powerful Torah videos. Their online platform and educational tools encourage youth to approach Torah and mitzvos with passion and commitment.
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OU Impact Accelerator identifies and advances promising Jewish nonprofits. We partner with nonprofit entrepreneurs, successful professionals, and OU resources to work on the most impactful projects and share our growing knowledge base.
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Did you know that these organizations are members of our Impact Accelerator?! #nationalinventionday
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"How do we relate to what happens around us? Do we notice the subtle or even the obvious? Do we allow our observations to make us wiser and more thoughtful, or do we ignore inconvenient truths?"
-EVP Rabbi Hauer on Parshas Yisro
Read full Dvar Torah here👉
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Answer this weeks Parsha question for your chance to win a $100 Amazon gift card!😃
Trivia questions 👉 bit.ly/3RfuixV
Terms 👉 ou.org/terms/
Congratulations to last week's Parsha trivia winner, Yehuda Treister!🎊
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👉How can I help foster a sense of inclusion within the wider Jewish community?
Well, you can start by sharing this post to spread awareness about JDAIM. 💙
Be sure to follow us for more on JDAIM . ☀️
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And while, at Yachad, every month is inclusion month, it's an awesome opportunity to look within our own lives and ask...
👉How can I better include my friends with disabilities?
👉How can I spread awareness so that others do the same?
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For the past 40 years, has been creating a community where everyone belongs. 🌍
This month, we are amping up the focus. 🧡
February is Jewish Disabilities Awareness and Inclusion Month (JDAIM).
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Our Executive Director, Sydney Altfield, testified on behalf of nearly 400,000 nonpublic school students who make up 15% of NY student population. Her asks were:
✓Adopt allocation of $70 million for STEM
✓$5 million for Art & Music funding
✓Universal Free Lunch
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Sydney Altfield joining other nonpublic school advocates in Albany on behalf of nearly 400,000 students.
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Thank you so much for having us! Looking forward to future collaborations!
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We were honored to welcome a senior delegation from the @OrthodoxUnion to the Nefesh B'Nefesh Aliyah Campus and would like to take this opportunity to wish a Mazal Tov and tremendous success to Mitch Aeder upon his new role as President of the OU.
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Meet our new President, Mitch Aeder 🎉
Mitch lives in Queens, New York, with his wonderful wife, & he has seven children & fourteen grandchildren. He was previously a corporate tax lawyer and has been involved in the OU for 20+ years.
Get to know Mitch! Watch the full video👇🏼
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Remember - l'ovdah u'lshomra - we are here to work and to protect this beautiful planet!
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It compels us to think about how we can we improve in areas that pertain to taking care of Hashem's beautiful earth. One way to practice caring for the earth is to plant your own plot of land - anywhere - with a small tray of microgreens!
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On Rosh Hashana, we think a lot about teshuva and preparing for a wonderful year. GrowTorah focuses on Tu B’Shevat as “Rosh Hashanah” for our relationship to the earth.
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6. Gently pack the seeds down.
7. Carefully add water till the soil feels like a wet sponge.
8. Water daily.
9. After 1-2 weeks HARVEST!
10. Check for bugs.
11. Make a bracha and enjoy!
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We partnered with to plant microgreens for Tu B'Shevat.
Here are the steps:
1. Grab an egg carton from your recycling bin.
2. Decorate it!
3. Fill with 1" of soil.
4. Lightly pack it down.
5. Sprinkle your seeds in a thick carpet to grow a mini forest of microgreens.
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President Mitch Aeder and EVP get ready for Tu b'Shevat by planting a fruit tree in Israel with Ariel Mayor Eliyahu Shaviro and ’s Chaim Pelzner
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With all that he does, Rabbi Genack also teaches Yoreh De’ah to semicha students at two yeshivas - YU and Or HaChaim. It’s amazing how much he does and how many rabbis are his students
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Over 1 million products have the famous OU symbol.
Here’s the man running the largest kosher agency in the US (& the world?!).
We discussed:
Impossible Pork & other epic kosher stuff
The Rav
And Letters to the President
Watch here: youtu.be/Z_0M0H26R9M
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"Each of us will be so much more connected to our faith and identity when we move from the words of faith to its song..."
- EVP Rabbi Hauer on Parshas Beshalach
Read the full d'var Torah here:
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Inside the book, “Heichal Yitzchak,” the president inscribed a note stating the gift was a mark of friendship and appreciation. Rabbi Hauer was the first person to receive the newly printed book.
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The OU delegates thanked the president for his work on behalf of the Jewish people, and President Herzog presented Rabbi Hauer with a book written by the president’s grandfather, Rabbi Yitzhak HaLevi Herzog zt"l.
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At the meeting, President Herzog praised the OU for its contributions to education and its help in building Jewish identity. The OU’s support, the president added, helps enhance his efforts to continue fostering dialogue and unity between Israel and the United States.
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Our EVP, Rabbi Moshe Hauer, and leadership recently met with Israeli President , where they discussed the need for increased unity between the State of Israel and American Jewry.
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Answer this weeks Parsha question for your chance to win a $100 Amazon gift card!😃
Trivia questions 👉 bit.ly/3RfuixV
Terms 👉 ou.org/terms/
Congratulations to last week's Parsha trivia winner, Zerachya Shicker!🎊
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It was an honor to host the where we discussed the importance of protecting our religious freedoms, especially in the face of rising antisemitism at home and abroad.
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🚨TOMORROW🚨
Women's Initiative's Torat Imecha Nach Yomi is starting to learn Sefer Tehillim.
Join 10,000+ women around the world as they explore Tehillim, tap into the meaning, and live each chapter.
🔗ou.org/women/nach23
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With leaders discussing priority issues for the community w/
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I had a great discussion with the . I will always work to ensure tens of thousands of Orthodox families in #NY17 and families across our country are safe, able to freely practice their religion, and able to make their own decisions about their children’s education.
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What’s your OU connection? Drop the letter in the comments👇🏼!
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Welcome back to all of our OU-JLIC college students! 🥳
👀instagram.com/reel/CoDUVxGNU
OU-JLIC, Jewish Learning Initiatives on Campuses, provides Jewish experiences for college students world-wide.
➡️ Visit oujlic.org to find us on your college campus!
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Tehillim needed urgently following a developing story out of Yerushalayim:
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Answer this weeks Parsha question for your chance to win a $100 Amazon gift card!😃
Trivia questions 👉 bit.ly/3RfuixV
Terms 👉 ou.org/terms/
Congratulations to last week's Parsha trivia winner, Avi Kinzbrunner!🎊
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"We are not meant to simply learn something and store it away. We are to integrate it into our living and thinking and share it with our children."
- EVP Rabbi Hauer on Parshas Bo
Read the full d'var Torah here:
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...To the contrary, it reminds us that, unchecked, hatred can take many forms & claim many kinds of victims."
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