With your Bar/Bat Mitzvah comes the responsibility and excitement of being recognized as an adult in the community. You can start your adult life with Tzedakah, beginning a wonderful life-long commitment to Tikkun Olam and making the world a better place. Celebrate your milestone by making a gift with meaning that will impact lives for many years to come.

How it works:

1. Call 415.386.2604 or email to get more information about choosing a Mitzvah Project

2. Donate some or all of your gifts and invite others in the community to donate to a Mitzvah Project in
    honor of your bar or bat mitzvah

3. The following items are available to involve your family and friends with your Mitzvah Project
   • Personalized web page
   • Kippot (handmade by the Abayudaya Jews of Uganda)
   • Invitation inserts
   • Photos of global Jewish communities for centerpieces
   • Thank you cards

We are so excited that the B’nei Mizvot below are part of the Be’chol Lashon global Jewish community. We are honored to help them achieve their dreams for the future.

Please click on the photo below to give a gift to a Mitzvah Project
Call 415.386.2604 or email if you have any questions.

	Rebecca Dollinger - Last December, I, along with my family, traveled to the Abayudaya Jewish community in eastern Uganda. During the week we spent there, I experienced their lifestyle, their religious services, and I got to play with the children. It was really amazing. It was a trip I’ll never forget!
	Noah Mayerson - Please donate to the Ugandan Jews, a group that Noah cares deeply for.
	Ben Weinberg - Help save lives in the Abayudaya community in Uganda by contributing to build the Sha’arai Refuah (Gates of Healing) Health Center.
	Matthew Cohen - It makes me feel good to help a Jewish community on the other side of the world... I hope other fortunate people would follow my idea to help this small community in Uganda.
	Jake Schwartz - I think the best bar and bat mitzvah celebrations include a mitzvah project, celebrating coming of age through acts of giving. ...That’s why for my mitzvah project, I am contributing to a Jewish, Christian and Muslim community in Uganda so they can develop their village in peace.