Justice
Justice
Congregation Beth Am strives to bring justice and peace into the world by serving the less fortunate both at and outside of Beth Am through volunteering, advocating for worthy causes and educating the community about the importance of pursuing justice. Beth Am is motivated by Jewish values, such as feeding the hungry, visiting the sick and clothing the naked, and strives to ensure that social justice is infused into all aspects of Beth Am life.
Our congregation has relationships with many local nonprofit organizations, including Community Services Agency, Life Moves, Village Harvest and Second Harvest. Throughout the year, there are many opportunities to partner for social justice work as well as learn through educational programs on a host of social justice issues and themes.
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Our areas of Justice work include:
Environment
Equal Start: Early Learning Access
Poverty, Hunger and Homelessness
Pursue Justice Advocacy Efforts
Women’s Reproductive Justice Group
More Social Justice Opportunities
Tue, September 16 2025
23 Elul 5785
Justice Schedule

Pursue Justice: National Voter Registration Day & Action for Democracy
Tuesday, Sep 16th 4:00p to 6:00pCome learn about Proposition 50, the Election Rigging Response Act.

Community Services Agency (CSA) Pantry Help
Monday, Sep 22nd 9:30a to 12:30pHelp out our neighbors at the Community Services Agency in Mountain View.

Distribute Breakfast at Hope’s Corner
Wednesday, Sep 24th 7:00a to 9:30aBeth Am is part of an interfaith group providing meals to Hope's Corner in Mountain View. We are in need of adult (aged 16+) volunteers to do food preparation under the direction of Hope’s Corner staff.

Vegan Challenge Discussion, With Rabbi Akiva Gersh (The Vegan Rabbi)
Sunday, Sep 28th 11:00a to 12:30pCome to learn, share, and get inspired by Rabbi Gersh, aka the Vegan Rabbi, as to how what we eat is deeply related to the Jewish teaching of tikkun olam — fixing the world.

Erev Shabbat Service: Focus on Sustainability
Friday, Oct 17th 6:15p to 7:30pJoin our Beth Am Dayenu Circle and Sustainability Action teams for an Erev Shabbat service with a focus on sustainability. Climate change and climate justice are core to our Jewish values, and we will feature some great information and actions you can take to help in this fight against climate change in an effort to preserve our planet.
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Congregation Beth Am | 26790 Arastradero Road | Los Altos Hills, CA 94022 | (650) 493-4661
We strive to live as a holy community whose study and practice of Judaism inspires and challenges us to "do justice, to love kindness and to walk humbly with our God" (Micah 6:8).
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