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Published:
April 1, 2022
Last updated:
March 30, 2026

We Love our Volunteers!!!

Nechama Staff
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Nechama Staff
Disaster Relief
Published:
01 Apr 2022
Last updated:
30 Mar 2026
Key Takeaways
  • April is Volunteer Appreciation Month, and what a wonderful time to tell you how much we love our volunteers!!!
  • And you keep showing up, year after year, bringing comfort to families who have experienced tragic losses.

April is Volunteer Appreciation Month, and what a wonderful time to tell you how much we love our volunteers!!!

As long as NECHAMA has been around, there have been amazing individuals who volunteer their time to help bring hope to disaster survivors. You show up with smiles on your face, not afraid to tackle the messiest of conditions.

You shine a light into the darkest corners, focused on helping families move from what was, to what is to come. And you keep showing up, year after year, bringing comfort to families who have experienced tragic losses.

It's no secret that without you, we couldn't continue to do what we do!

On behalf of the staff and board of NECHAMA, we thank you for your commitment. We look forward to seeing you join our programs one day soon!

#volunteerappreciation #nechama #volunteer #manywaysofgiving

Nechama Staff
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Posts authored collectively by the NECHAMA team. NECHAMA: Jewish Response to Disaster is a leading national organization in disaster preparedness, response, and recovery, guided by the Jewish value of Tikkun Olam.

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