For more than 27 years, we’ve helped develop lifelong social justice leaders whose work is nourished and inspired by Jewish values. When you give to Avodah, you help create a more just and equitable world.
Avodah is a 501(c)(3) organization. EIN: #13-3914342
You can always send a check, made payable to “Avodah,” to our main office:
Avodah
195 Montague St, Floor 14
Brooklyn, NY 11201-3631
“The mission of Avodah to me captures what is best about the Jewish faith – and that is a commitment to social justice. It is endemic to who we are as Jews. This puts it into action and involves young people in such a meaningful way at a time that we desperately need it.”
— David Axelrod, former Senior Advisor to President Barack Obama
Thank you for thinking of Avodah as a way to honor or remember someone special. When you make a donation using the form above or by visiting our main donation page, you may select the option for dedicating your gift.
In addition to your gift acknowledgment, we will send a letter notifying your honoree that a gift has been made in their honor. In the case of a memorial donation, we will notify a family member, or a person of your choosing.
Your automatic monthly gift will help us build the next generation of Jewish justice leaders in a way that’s sustainable for both your mind and wallet.
By making a gift to Avodah through a Jewish Community Foundation (JCF) or other Donor Advised Fund, you are helping to spark a generation of Jewish leaders boldly working for justice in the United States, while benefiting from several financial advantages.
If you give through Fidelity, Schwab, or BNY Mellon, we invite you to use DAF Direct. If you give through another fund manager, please contact Shira Sarfati, Avodah’s Chief Strategy Officer at ssarfati@avodah.net or (917) 534-7483.
Inform Avodah of your gift! Privacy laws discourage brokerage firms from providing client names in connection with stock gifts. Please let us know about your gift so we can provide you with a formal tax receipt for your contribution. Please contact Shira Sarfati at ssarfati@avodah.net or (917) 534-7483 with your name, phone number, and email address.
When prompted for a designation choose one of the following:
By making a gift of appreciated stock to Avodah, you are helping spark a generation of Jewish leaders boldly working for justice in the United States while benefiting from several financial advantages. These include an income tax deduction for the full market value of your gift, avoidance of capital gains taxes, and the ability to make a larger gift at a lower original cost to you.
We encourage you to consult with your financial planner or tax advisor to determine how these tax advantages might apply to your specific situation.
Inform Avodah of your gift! Privacy laws discourage brokerage firms from providing client names in connection with stock gifts. Please let us know about your gift so we can provide you with a formal tax receipt for your contribution. Please contact Shira Sarfati, Avodah’s Chief Strategy Officer, at ssarfati@avodah.net or (917) 534-7483 with your name, phone number, and email address.
Instruct your broker to make an electronic transfer to Account Number: 301 008 12 • RBC DTC-0235
When you include Avodah in your estate plans, your legacy will empower Jewish justice leaders for generations to come. You can name Avodah as a primary or contingent beneficiary of your retirement plan, a life insurance policy, financial accounts, personal property, or other assets.
“Avodah is respected by people across the political spectrum for its engagement in real tikkun olam.”
— Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg, z”l
Avodah is honored to have received three donations from Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg before her passing. We could not imagine a more meaningful gift than her blessing in support of our work.







“By supporting Avodah, I am investing in leadership for a more just world.”
— Rabbi Angela Buchdahl, Central Synagogue
When you give to Avodah, you invest in Jewish leadership for a more just and equitable world. Join changemakers like Rabbi Buchdahl in making a gift today.