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Repair the World

Non-profitUnited States

Repair the World is a civic and social organization headquartered in the United States that mobilizes Jewish communities to engage in community service and pursue social justice.

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Repair the World at a glance

Repair the World is a non-profit company headquartered in United States. Xcout tracks 12 named people at Repair the World, including Cindy Greenberg (President and CEO).

Industry
Non-profit
Headquarters
United States

Repair the World leadership

  • Cindy GreenbergPresident and CEO
  • Larry BrooksLarry Brooks he/him
  • Laynie Held HelmanLaynie Held Helman she/her
  • Anna KovinskyAnna Kovinsky she/her
  • Dan CaineDan Caine
  • Jill BlairJill Blair she/her

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