The Gendler Grapevine Project

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https://www.gendlergrapevine.org/


"The Gendler Grapevine Project's mission is to celebrate and perpetuate the inspiring leadership of Rabbi Everett Gendler by offering financial and support for innovative, effective, replicable, and lasting initiatives within the Jewish community that promote environmental sustainability and social justice."


R.I.P  Rabbi Everett Gendler - August 8, 1928 - April 1, 2022



by offering financial and informational support for innovative, effective, replicable, and lasting initiatives within the Jewish community that promote environmental sustainability and social justice.

by offering financial and informational support for innovative, effective, replicable, and lasting initiatives within the Jewish community that promote environmental sustainability and social justice.

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