Template:Organized Jewish Life in the United States

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v • d • e Organized Jewish life in the United States

Major communal organizations	Jewish Federations of North America (formerly UJC) · Local Jewish Federations · Jewish Community Centers · B'nai B'rith

Federal Government liaisons and policy organizations not exclusively focused on Israel	Conference of Presidents · American Jewish Committee · American Jewish Congress · Religious Action Center · Jewish Council for Public Affairs · Jewish Community Relations Councils · Anti-Defamation League · National Jewish Democratic Council · Republican Jewish Coalition · White House Jewish Liaison

Major foreign assistance organizations	American Jewish World Service · Joint Distribution Committee · United Israel Appeal

Major Israel policy organizations	AIPAC · J Street · Hadassah · ZOA · Americans for Peace Now · Israel Policy Forum · JINSA

Major Israel outreach organizations	Birthright Israel · Nefesh B'Nefesh

Major religious movement organizations (and associated rabbinical body and seminary)	Agudath Israel of America; (Moetzet Gedolei HaTorah; numerous) · Orthodox Union (Rabbinical Council of America; numerous, most notably YU-RIETS) · United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism (Rabbinical Assembly; JTS/AJU-Ziegler) · Union for Reform Judaism (Central Conference of American Rabbis; HUC) · Jewish Reconstructionist Federation (Reconstructionist Rabbinical Association; RRC)

Youth groups	BBYO (AZA / BBG) · NFTY · NCSY · USY (Kadima) · Young Judea

Religious educational settings	Hebrew school · Jewish day school (Shechter /Torah Umesorah) · Yeshiva · College Jewish studies programs

College organizations	Hillel · KOACH · KESHER · KEDMA · Chabad on Campus · Alpha Epsilon Pi · Historically Jewish: Sigma Alpha Mu · Zeta Beta Tau · Alpha Epsilon Phi · Sigma Delta Tau

Major media	Jewish Telegraphic Agency · The Jewish Week (New York) · The Forward (New York) · The Jewish Journal (Los Angeles) · The Jewish Exponent (Philadelphia) · Washington Jewish Week · Tablet Magazine · Heeb · Jewcy · Commentary · Tikkun · Jewish World Review · The Jewish Press · Yated Ne'eman (U.S.) · Hamodia

Significant communal activities	Super Sunday (phone-a-thon) · Matzo Ball · JDate · Siyum HaShas-NY/NJ

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This template focuses on how American Jews engage with the Jewish community in the United States and how they "do Jewish".

Given the sheer numbers of Jewish organizations in the United States, this template is not intended as a replacement to, or competitor with, the AJYB. (See AJYB Archives for more information.) It is merely a listing of major groups that American Jews are likely to interact with.

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