

Mitzvah Circle
Voices
“At first I just needed volunteer hours. But once I started, I didn’t want to stop. Packing boxes for real families, meeting other teens, and helping new volunteers made me feel like I was actually making a difference.”
— Jordan, Teen Ambassador
Critical Needs for Healthy Families
We provide over 100 types of essential items—clothing, shoes, toiletries, school supplies, and more—to help people in crisis participate fully in school, work, and everyday life.
Between 2020 and 2024, we gave away 19 million essential items, reaching 1.2 million people. No one should miss out on an opportunity because they don’t have socks, a toothbrush, or a warm coat.
How You Can Help:
Host a collection drive (email us to learn more)
Drop off new or gently used items


Diaper Bank


One in two U.S. families cannot afford diapers. Without them, babies can’t go to daycare and parents can’t go to work. Between 2020 and 2024, we distributed 13.3 million diapers, wipes, baby soap, and supplies to thousands of families to help ease the burden of poverty and give caregivers one less thing to worry about.
How You Can Help:
Organize a baby item drive
Host a community baby shower
Period Supplies
No one should miss work or school because they can’t afford period products. Yet two in five people do. We provide every woman and girl we serve with pads or tampons—discreetly, respectfully, and consistently.
We also partner with 110+ schools, agencies, and community organizations to meet local needs. Between 2020 and 2024, we distributed over 3.5 million period products.
How You Can Help:
Host a pad and tampon collection
Raise awareness about period poverty


Youth Engagement
We plant seeds of service through hands-on programs that create future changemakers. And we owe a special debt of gratitude to the Zeigler Family Foundation for their generous support of our youth engagement work.



Our Teen Ambassador Program provides a unique opportunity for high school students (entering 9th -12 grades) to make a difference in the world and develop leadership skills. This leadership program combines service and personal development in a select program that trains high school students to act as guides for new volunteers at our warehouse.
For questions and more information, please email Max at max@mitzvahcircle.org.
The application for winter break 2025 can be found at this link.
College Internships are available year-round in areas like social work, non-profit operations, event or facilities management, and marketing—offering students real-world experience in grassroots, non-profit service.
Search “Mitzvah Circle” on Indeed.com to find available opportunities, or contact wendy@mitzvahcircle.org