Going to shul.

Making a blessing before and after we eat.

Disconnecting with our digital lives and reconnecting with our loved ones each Shabbat.

We experience these moments in our daily routines, but how often do we think of the journey we took to get to this place of observance, this level of commitment to our Judaism? Ask any of the tens of thousands of teens who have been impacted by NCSY and you will hear an inspiring amount of responses about their connection to their heritage and where it came from.

NCSY and JSU clubs provide Jewish teens with he inspiration they need to connect to their heritage. Composed of countless NCSY and JSU Moments, their collective experiences with NCSY and JSU have played a massive role in their observance today.

Today you have the incredible opportunity to create more NCSY moments for the next generation of Jewish teens looking for guidance. What kind of journey will you help create for them?

For only 24 hours we are raising $108,000 in support of Southern NCSY and JSU.

Please ensure more kids become passionate about their Judaism though Jewish Student Union clubs in public schools, NCSY summer experiences in Israel and Europe, gap year scholarships to study in Israel for those students who cannot afford the tuition and Torah study scholarships to NCSY’s Yarchei Kallah, a five-day retreat that gives public school teens the opportunity to learn Torah during their winter break.

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About NCSY

NCSY is the premier organization dedicated to connect, inspire and empower Jewish teens and encourage passionate Judaism through Torah and Tradition. With the vision of Harold and Enid Boxer a”h, the Orthodox Union founded NCSY in 1954 to provide Jewish teens with an opportunity to build a strong connection to their Jewish roots through inspiration and leadership skills.

About JSU

JSU fosters a proud sense of Jewish identity, an understanding and appreciation of Jewish culture, a connection to the State of Israel, and an enduring relationship with the Jewish people.

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