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​Temple Tiferet Shalom of Peabody affirms the right of all people to be treated humanely. Our Jewish faith instructs us to welcome the stranger, pursue justice, and not stand by when fellow human beings are being mistreated. Therefore, it is our responsibility to advocate for protecting the Constitutional and human rights of all, including immigrants and those seeking asylum.

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​Temple Tiferet Shalom fulfills the mitzvah of tikkun olam (repairing the world) through acts of lovingkindness on a personal level, and through support of social justice initiatives that affect our society and the world at large.

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At our Temple, repairing the world starts in our own community. Our Social Action programming draws participants from throughout our congregation and community to assist those in the larger community.

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• We make bagged lunches for people who are food-insecure in the Peabody-area.

• We serve Christmas dinners to those in need with Project Ezra.

• We collect and deliver groceries to Family Table - a Jewish food pantry.

• We provide holiday gifts to deserving children in Greater Boston and Israel.

• We raise money for Mazon - A Jewish Response to Hunger

• We offer educational programs on topics such as domestic violence, gay marriage, and the environment.

• Check our calendar of events for upcoming programs.

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These deeds of g'milut chasadim (loving kindness) enhance the purpose of our synagogue

and the meaning of our own lives.

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