Community Engagement

Rooted in our shared Jewish values of tzedek (pursuing justice) and b’tselem Elohim (respecting the inherent dignity of every person), MAZON empowers individuals and communities to address the unjust systems that allow hunger to persist.

Programs

Opportunities to Get Involved

We invite you — as an educator, clergy member, community leader, or individual — to join us in speaking truth to power and creating what we know is possible: systems built on wisdom, compassion, mutual support, and meaningful opportunity.

Synagogue and School Partnerships

MAZON’s synagogue and school partners play a vital role in raising awareness about the reality of hunger. 

Join us!

Volunteer with MAZON

The fight against hunger doesn’t only happen in Washington. It happens at Shabbat tables, on college campuses, in synagogue halls, and on neighborhood streets. 

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Resources

Community Engagement Materials

MAZON has created a suite of materials to help you engage your community about the realities of hunger in America and how we work together to end it. Our materials aim to connect hunger-related education and advocacy with a variety of Jewish holidays.

Challah for Hunger

Host a Challah Bake

Baking challah is an act of community. Baking it for Challah for Hunger turns that community into a force for change. Gather your friends, your congregation, or your campus and host a bake — all proceeds support the fight to end hunger.

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Bring MAZON to Your Community 

Request a Speaker

Bring the fight against hunger into your congregation, classroom, and community. MAZON provides ready-to-use materials, speaker support, program guidance, and more to help turn values into action.

Voices From Across The Country

No One Deserves to Go Hungry Campaign

We invited people across the U.S. to send postcards to the U.S. Department of Agriculture urging protection for basic needs programs.

Each postcard represented 1,000 people experiencing food insecurity, with the goal of collecting 47,000 postcards. Thousands of participants ordered, wrote, and returned postcards as part of this collective action, helping elevate the voices of individuals and communities concerned about hunger and federal policy.

In The Community

Community Engagement Resources

Donate

Support MAZON

MAZON needs your support in the fight to end hunger. 

Together, we know it’s possible. Join us.

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