Together, let’s turn small moments into a movement
150 mitzvahs

150 mitzvahs
Together, let’s turn small moments into a movement
mitzvah moments
mitzvah moments
mitzvah moments
THANK YOU B’nai Brith for 150 years of your Mitzvot. The world is a better place for your collective talent and assiduous efforts! Yasher Koach and here’s to the next 150!
My Mitzvot: Over decades, I continue daily to provide personal care, shop for and deliver food, medical and other supplies to disabled and elderly people. I perform music in senior’s residences, sing at and organize Holocaust concerts and offer lectures. I engage in human rights (HR) public policy work, fight Jew Hatred, collect and donate clothing, fundraise and advocate for Israel, for courageous HR journalists, activists, dissidents.
BRAVO B’nai Brith for collecting Mitzvot testimonies, further inspiring Tikun Olam.
I am able to donate a ‘significant’ amount of money to ‘good’ charities, roughly three quarters to Israel & one quarter to Canada
Registered the domain DrugHarms.org to provide free and quick access to a ranking of legal and illegal recreational drugs according to their harms. This is important for the general public and policy makers.
I recently went through my closet and filled a bag with gently used clothing, hoping it will go to someone who truly needs it. I always donate to B’nai Brith because their pop-up shops ensure the clothing reaches those in need. It’s comforting to know my contributions are making a difference in someone’s life.
Donation to B’nai Brith
Combining good deeds with personal enjoyment is always a great combination. In this regard on a couple of occasions this year I “secretly” shoveled ice and snow off the driveways of my neighbors. Good and useful exercise.
For the past year, I’ve had the privilege of delivering food boxes for the B’nai Brith Food Program, and each time, I’m met with heartfelt gratitude from the recipient. It’s truly inspiring to witness the joy these food boxes bring to our community.
These weekly deliveries provide essential groceries at no cost to those in need, offering support and comfort in challenging times. Being part of this initiative has been a meaningful way to give back and contribute as a volunteer within the Jewish community.
A Winnipeg volunteer on his way to deliver food for B’nai Brith’s weekly food program.
I’ve had the honour and pleasure of volunteering this Winter with the Track 3 organization — accompanying teens and young adults with disabilities every weekend as we cross-country ski, snowshoe or hike in Earl Bales park! We just celebrated the completion of the 2025 program and it was a joy to witness each athlete getting their medal for participating in the program.
Mitzvah Day 2024 was a huge success, and this year, we reached nearly 1,700 people in the GTA, marking a more than 40% increase over last year’s efforts. We supported incredible organizations including Ve’ahavta, Chai Lifeline, Fill a Purse for a Sister, and JIAS.
Our volunteers also organized the second Annual Mitzvah Day Family Bingo event for the residents of the
NCJWC Toronto Foundation building and a teen committee of volunteers hosted a carnival day at DANI. The Mitzvah Knitters contributed baby blankets for newcomers.
This project fosters stronger connections and brighter futures within our community.
It happened today I was in the bank, I saw a friend there, we talked, by the end of the conversation he was very happy to do a Mitzvah and put on Teffilin.
Food donation to the food bank organized by the St. Anthony of Padua Church in Ottawa.
submit Your Mitzvah today!
For this campaign, we’re asking you, our community, to give the gift of a good deed—a mitzvah—to one another.
To participate, go and find your perfect mitzvah moment. When you do, simply capture the magic with a quick photo or video and a few words!
Once you’re done, fill out the form below and click submit. You’ll be directed to a link where you can upload any accompanying photos or videos.
If you only have a description of your mitzvah moment, you’re all set! Once you click submit, no further action is needed.