Since 2023, Adamah’s Climate Action Fund has provided $2.3M+ in loans and grants to 88 projects, saving Jewish institutions over $1.2M annually in energy costs while cutting 3375 metric tons of CO₂. Apply by November 5, 2026.
Adamah’s will be running multiple events during Climate Week, featuring Jewish environmental leaders, climate investors, Israeli cleantech founders, and more.
Bring participants to the intersection of Judaism and sustainability for a small taste of Teva’s experiential education curriculum. Click on any of the below to view and download PDF instructions for these activities Eco Spa…
As we learn from our tradition, we have a responsibility to care for the trees we have and to plan trees for the future. Recycled papermaking is a way of making new paper without needing…
Our tradition teaches that Shmirat HaGuf (care of our bodies) is important so that we can do good work in the world. To love ourselves we need to take care of our mind, body, and…
Betzalel’s Workshop involves creating and working with ritual objects from local, organic, ethically sourced, and recycled materials, participants will learn both the centrality of environmental responsibility to Jewish life, as well as a sense of…
Temple Emanu-El Atlanta Kick-Off of Crayon Recycling Program The big outcome is that Temple Emanu-El Atlanta were able to recycle/upcycle over 25 pounds of used unwanted crayons to become 125 packs of new recycled crayons…
Categories: Crafting + DIY, Group-building
Age: B'nai Mitzvah, Early Childhood, Elementary, Families, High School, Middle School, Teens, Young Adults
Allow intuition to guide you. Explore what resonates for you. Leave behind what does not resonate. Ultimately, the oracle cards are you ? your connection, intuition and interpretation.
This program is designed to engage families with young children with the holiday of Sukkot and the festival?s connection to nature and the environment. Through stories, activities and arts & crafts, families will begin to…