LimmudLA

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Causes: Judaism, Religion

Mission: LimmudLA a volunteer-led grassroots organization dedicated to connecting Jews of all ages, affiliations, and orientations in Southern California through volunteerism and cross-communal learning. The core expression of our values is an annual post-denominational, multi-generational Conference exploring all facets of Jewish life and identity in which everyone has something to learn, and everyone has something to teach.

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Community Stories

4 Stories from Volunteers, Donors & Supporters

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lssf Volunteer

Rating: 5

10/29/2009

I love the people I meet and the chance I get to make a real difference in the LA Jewish community. I've seen how our perceptions of one another have changed and how that has impacted how Jews from different segments of the community relate to one another. I've made friends, been inspired, had fun and learned so much. It is amazing to me that an all volunteer organization can create such an incredible experience.

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Sam Volunteer

Rating: 5

10/19/2009

I loved it! I met fantastic people, got to know people from my synagogue better, and had a lot of fun while learning.

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LimmudLA'nik Board Member

Rating: 5

10/13/2009

I became involved with LimmudLA even before attending their annual conference. I was sold from the first description: a community of Jews from every background who come together to learn. In 2009, I attended my first Conference, where I connected with people I never would have met and enjoyed sessions in a variety of offerings. The weekend affirmed my connection to Judaism as well as my commitment to the organization.

8

cklimmudla Volunteer

Rating: 5

10/09/2009

I went to Conference two years ago (the first one) not knowing anything about the organization. I was also a little jaded in my own practice of Judaism. I finished the weekend re-energized and just blown away by the range and depth of offerings. I went to session after session on everything from Israeli film to art to leadership skills, all set within a Jewish context. People were warm and open and it was by far a more diverse crowd than any I'd ever experienced. And the amazing thing is it is all volunteer!

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