To launch our Centennial Campaign of 100,000 hours for our 100 years, the August Executive Body put together 300 backpacks to be donated to 40 schools across the Omaha area. Through BBYO’s partnership with Repair the World, Executives filled backpacks full of school supplies for students for the upcoming school year. Every backpack was donated to the local Omaha organization, Collective for Youth. Collective for Youth offers after-school programming to students in Omaha public schools, coordinating with school districts to provide quality programming and save families time and money.

NSR earned 308 hours of service for volunteering at the Hatzilu Rescue Organization in Long Island, NY. They collected non-perishable food donations to donate to our stand up cause.

CVR earned 104 hours of service for volunteering on the beach with Operation Hope. They said, "Adirah, and our brother chapter Gottlieb, collected canned food at our kickoff meeting. We collected 105 cans!"

CVR hosted a packing party where they packed about 200 bags for women in need of hygiene products. These bags were then distributed locally to food shelters, schools, etc.

L'Chayim BBYO (CVR) packed bags for kids in Israel who may be experiencing trauma from the war.

Mexico Chapters, went to make candles for Shabbat with "Kadima" which is an organization focused on equality for the disabled. It was an amazing and fun experience that helped the chapter reach out to a community in need. It was a way of combining Judaism with service work which created a meaningful learning experience.

Some photos from a collection of Global Shabbat programs hosted in Israel. Service projects ranged from baking Shabbat treats for evacuated families from the south of Israel, making challah and donating to local communities, placing flowers on graves, hosting Shabbat sing alongs for community members, to involving young children in Shabbat friendly games and activities.

As part of their volunteer time dedicated to BBYO; the Advisors have spent more than 50,000 hours doing a service. Here’s a photo of the "El Al Girls" and their advisor at Kallah.