Tzedakah

צדקה Often translated as "charity," the root of this Hebrew word actually means "justice." The concept of Tzedakah encapsulates the Jewish understanding of social justice; that generosity is essential. Without sincere giving, there is no such thing as a just world! 

צדק צדק תרדף
tzedek, tzedek tirdof
"Justice, justice you shall pursue" - The Torah

To practice tzedakah is to care for our communities and ourselves. Diligent generosity requires us to live with open hands and hearts, which fosters a deeper sense of faith and intimacy with the divine. 

תקון עולם Tikkun Olam (repairing the world) is a Jewish practice of cultivating spiritual merit through actionable effort. In my commitment to the wellbeing of all people, and in following the wise footsteps of my ancestors, I offer all my services through this understanding of tikkun olam and tzedakah. 

As such, all payments are made as suggested donations. Part of this framework is to encourage each of us to practice our generosity. If you can share more, please do so to allow for others who share less.

No one will be turned away for lack of funds!

All people are deserving of healing attention and guidance. By practicing tzedakah, my services are accessible to marginalized communities. 

If monetary payment is an issue, please message me to explore alternative methods. I'm open to trades and exchanging labor, skills, goods, etc.