OLAM's partner organizations are Jewish and Israeli organizations working in the fields of global service, international development, and humanitarian aid. OLAM brings our partners together to network, learn, and pursue ethical best practices and excellence, and increases the visibility of their work in the broader global Jewish community.
OLAM’s Individual Membership is open to Jewish practitioners working in the fields of international development, humanitarian assistance, and global service. Members are employees of a non-sectarian (not Jewish) organization or company, independent consultants, entrepreneurs, retired, or in between positions, with a minimum of 2 years of work experience in these fields or have graduated from a degree related to international development.
Repair the World inspires American Jews to give their time and effort to serve those in need. We aim to make service a defining part of American Jewish life. Nationally, Repair's campaigns mobilize people around the country to volunteer and engage in deep issue-based conversation. On the grassroots-level, our flagship program Repair the World Communities offers young adults the opportunity to spend a year mobilizing their peers to serve alongside them.
Shalom Corps' mission is to promote a scaled global Jewish volunteer movement by supporting responsible and significant volunteerism grounded in Jewish values and engaging participants in meaningful Jewish learning experiences.
SID-Israel is a nonprofit that aims to galvanize Israeli society to broad involvement in the field of international development and foreign aid through a platform for joint action and dialogue. SID promotes and advances study, professional trainings, capacity-building and local and international networking and acts to create an enabling environment for individuals, organizations, and government agencies in Israel in the field of international development and aid work.