Help build Jewish Atlanta
YJP is powered by people who believe that every young Jewish adult deserves friendship, Jewish connection, and a community they can call their own. Your support helps make that possible.
Built by this community
YJP Atlanta is locally funded by people who believe in the future of Jewish life in our city. Some are young adults giving what they can. Others are parents, friends, business leaders, and established members of the Atlanta community.
Every contribution helps us keep creating meaningful Jewish experiences and making sure young adults have a place to connect and belong.
Join the Chai Club
The Chai Club is a community of monthly supporters who help make YJP possible all year long.
Monthly support lets us plan ahead, keep programs accessible, host Shabbat dinners, teach Torah, make introductions, and keep showing up for young adults across Atlanta.
Choose an amount that works for you. Start anytime. Change or stop anytime. What matters is being part of it.
Meet the Chai Post
Being part of the Chai Club should feel personal. Members receive the Chai Post, a special mailing from Rabbi Leivy and Rachel made for the people who make YJP possible.
Inside might be a personal letter, a community story, holiday inspiration, artwork, a small gift, or something we're excited to share.
It's our way of saying: you're part of this. And we appreciate you.
Make a one-time gift
Every gift helps create something real. A seat at a Shabbat table. A class. A holiday celebration. A conversation. An introduction. A place where a young Jewish adult can walk in and know they belong.
Your gift creates community
Shabbat tables filled with young adults
Jewish holidays celebrated with pride
Torah conversations that continue long after class ends
Roundtables connecting young professionals with mentors
Friendships that become part of people’s lives
Introductions that sometimes become marriages
This is what your generosity makes possible.
Thank you for believing in this community
YJP exists because people believe that Jewish community matters. Thank you for helping us build it.