eJewish Philanthropy
Jun 28, 2023The Helen Diller Family Foundation announced its annual awards to 15 Jewish teen leaders from across the United States who will each receive $36,000.
The Jewish News of Northern California
Jun 28, 2023Julian Berkowitz-Sklar, 18, of Saratoga, Jake Hammerman, 17, of Lafayette, and Henry Lien, 17, of Mill Valley, will each receive $36,000 in recognition of service projects they created that exemplify the spirit of tikkun olam, a Jewish value meaning ‘to repair the world’.
Recognizing the importance of teen leadership, the Helen Diller Family Foundation today announced its annual awards of $36,000 each to 15 extraordinary Jewish teen leaders from across the United States.
WHRO Public Media
Aug 8, 2022On a recent afternoon, Evan Nied points to a line of greenery next to the clubhouse in the Ashville Park community of Pungo. Rows of baby trees tied to stakes shoot out from the ground.
The Jewish Daily Forward
Aug 5, 2022This year’s 15 Diller Tikkun Olam awardees are moving the dial on issues like the refugee crisis, climate change and LGBTQ+ inclusion.
The Jewish News of Northern California
Jul 5, 2022Two Bay Area residents are among 15 young people from across the country selected for the 2022 Diller Teen Tikkun Olam Awards, which recognize and reward teen leadership in social justice work.