A Tikkun Olam Thanksgiving Tradition

The Tikkun Olam Committee extends its gratitude to the more than 100 volunteers who helped welcome and serve Thanksgiving dinner to 240+ New Yorkers, including seniors, women from local domestic violence shelters, and families facing housing insecurity. For more than 20 years, this cherished Emanu-El tradition has brought members together to give back, connect with one another, and ensure our neighbors have a warm meal and a community with whom to celebrate Thanksgiving. We are grateful to everyone who helped continue this meaningful tradition of service and community.

Watch highlights from our Thanksgiving Dinner and read PIX11’s coverage of our 20+ year tradition.

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