Donate for Daniel's 60th!

Daniel is turning 60!  And there's nothing he'd like more for his birthday than support for his work to help protect our "common home," the Earth! ​
Your contribution will help Daniel and COEJL pursue our mission to promote climate and environmental justice while deepening the Jewish community’s commitment to stewardship of the Earth through outreach, activism, and Jewish learning.  We're gearing up for major, international and interfaith action this April, as Jewish, Muslim, Christian, Baha'i, Buddhist, Hindu, Jain and Sikh holy days all intersect!

COEJL acts to expand the contemporary understanding of Jewish values such as tikkun olam (repairing our world) and tzedek (justice) to include the protection of both people and other species from environmental degradation. COEJL seeks to extend such traditions as social action and gemilut chasadim (performing deeds of loving-kindness) to environmental action and advocacy. And COEJL works to achieve shalom (peace or wholeness) in its full sense of harmony in all creation. 

​Every donation counts, so we hope you’ll consider becoming a monthly donor. 

Why donate to COEJL?
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A Uniquely Jewish Voice
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COEJL seeks to expand the contemporary understanding of Jewish values. We also seek to extend and relate such Jewish traditions as social justice, peace, and wholeness to environmental-policy action and advocacy.

​Public Advocacy,
​Personal Reflection

COEJL demonstrates that there is a direct correlation between sustainable living, public advocacy, and personal reflection. That is why we simultaneously develop congregational resources and make our voices heard in public-policy arenas.

A Call to Human Agency​
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COEJL links three interconnected aspects of human agency: personal action, collective behavior, and communal inspiration. As we fulfill our obligations to family and community, we also become more virtuous citizens of earth.