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Orthodox Union

Founded in 1898, the Orthodox Union (OU), or Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America, serves as the voice of American Orthodox Jewry, with over 400 congregations in its synagogue network. As the umbrella organization for American Orthodox Jewry, the OU is at the forefront of advocacy work on both state and federal levels, outreach to Jewish teens and young professionals through NCSY, Israel Free Spirit Birthright, Yachad and OU Press, among many other divisions and programs.
Conference will bring together top legal minds, including members of Congress, to discuss ways to address rising antisemitism in America.
Orthodox Union and the Savitsky Communal Growth Initiative to host a Retire & Relocate Fair to highlight best communities in North America and Israel for those 60-plus.
Parents Debbie Hirsch, Leah Cohen and Sandra Seiden talked about how extended family members can help both them and their children.
A division of the Orthodox Union, Yachad holds its annual leadership Shabbaton and fosters inclusivity.
The event featured leading rabbis, networking opportunities and best practices sessions for building and maintaining city eruv.
While displaced for 10 months in a Tel Aviv hotel, Nir Am evacuees were embraced by Orthodox Union’s Jewish Learning Initiative on Campus community.
Naaleh High School for Girls was the first school to participate in the OU’s missions to New Orleans and North Carolina following destructive hurricanes.
An exclusive event equips 250 teens in public and non-Jewish private schools with tools to impact their schools and communities.
Centers support teens dispersed countrywide via meet-ups and meaningful programming.