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The GATEway Project The GATEway Project (Global Advocacy as a Tool for Engagement) expands the involvement of individual American Jews, Jewish congregations and Jewish religious leaders in global health and hunger issues as part of a broader, interfaith effort to fight poverty around the world. GATEway seeks to bring about increased advocacy on these issues and, ultimately, changes in related U.S. government policy.
MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger Founded in 1985, MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger is a national, nonprofit agency that allocates donations from the Jewish community to prevent and alleviate hunger among people of all faiths and backgrounds.
Each year, MAZON grants nearly $4 million to more than 30 carefully screened hunger-relief agencies, including emergency food providers, food banks, multi-service organizations and advocacy groups that seek long-term solutions to the hunger problem.
Project Manager: Heather Wolfson. Content by Jeremy Deutchman and American Jewish World Service. - Special thanks to Jodi Jacobson and Rabbi Arielle Hanien for their creative collaboration.
- Special thanks to Rabbi Deborah Schuldenfrei and Rabbi Eleanor Steinman for their talents and rabbinic insight on the Torah Study section.
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