Sarina's Mitzvah Project

The word "mitzvah" means "good deed" in Hebrew. A mitzvah project is a Jewish tradition where young people take on a meaningful community service project. It's a way for them to make a positive impact in their community and demonstrate the Jewish value of tikkun olam - "repairing the world."

One of Sarina's passions is animals, especially pets. This is why she's chosen to volunteer and support Gigi's non-profit homeless dog shelter for her mitzvah project.

Exterior of Gigi's animal shelter and adoption center, featuring a barn-style building with “GIGI'S Shelter | Behavior | Adoption” signage. In front of the building, a person kneels on the lawn beside a tan dog, with the shelter entrance and landscaped grounds visible behind them.

How You Can Help

We invite you to visit Gigi's website to learn about the different ways you can support them and help improve the lives of homeless dogs in Ohio.