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How can you get involved at JCOGS? 

Choose your way of co-creating our community, then click here to sign up.

• Help organize our magical summer fundraiser.

• Bring a meal to someone in need in our community.

• Tag JCOGS on social media and share our posts.

• Host or plan an après-ski. 

• Serve as a greeter and door monitor at Friday services.

• Help setup or clean up at an upcoming Homegrown Shabbat potluck.

• Have a coffee date/walk with a new JCOGS member.

• Join the tikkun olam/repairing the world committee.

• Host a meal for members in your home.

• Send a card to someone who has celebrated a milestone or mitzvah.

• Give a d’var Torah/sermon during services.

• Help tend our beautiful garden.

• Join the membership committee and welcome new members.

• Lend your voice to our Spontaneous Jewish Choir.

• Take photographs at our events .

• Be a balebuste and organize a simple meal for Olam Chesed Wednesday or Kinderlach & Gesher Shabbat.

• Help co-lead a Homegrown Shabbat service with Rabbi David.

• Come to a Morrisville-Stowe Coalition meeting to address bigotry.

• Run a program that shares your interests: yoga? mahjong? knitting? hiking? art? literature?

• Sit on our governance committee.

• Send a card to someone who has lost a loved one.

• Get involved in holiday programming.

• Bring a meal to the Lamoille Community House warming shelter.

• Play music during services.

• Run a tikkun olam social action project to benefit a local cause.

• Teach a skill or share a story at Olam Chesed Wednesdays, Kinderlach & Gesher Shabbat, or Ateed Sundays.

• Lead services when Rabbi David is away.

• Label and stuff envelopes.

• Show your handy side by helping maintain our building.

• Proofread documents.

• Create flyers for JCOGS event.

• Help our Olam Chesed Wednesday program with setup and clean up.

• Hang posters around town for our awesome events.

• Help reach out to working families who need a lift for their children to one of our education programs.

• Be an on-hand tech help for events (or volunteer your teen).

• Teach or share a skill you possess with another member.

• Help with our Yizkor Book of Remembrance.

• Promote our events on Front Porch Forum.

• Tutor a mitzvah student or assist a teen with chanting a Torah portion.

• Brainstorm your own idea of getting involved and speak with community members about how to make it happen.

• Talk to Emily Rosenbaum, our president, about other current volunteer opportunities.