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Good Deeds Day

Good Deeds Day

Good Deeds Day 2019 was incredible!

Thank you for all of the wonderful volunteers who joined us for a day of doing good!

Click here to review pictures from Good Deeds Day.

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P.O. Box 8947
Chattanooga TN 37414

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5461 North Terrace Road
Chattanooga 37411

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federation@jewishchattanooga.org

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Statistics

Jews comprise only 1.8% of the population in the U.S. but are targets of 60% of the religious hate crimes.

There were 2,717 reported incidents (ADL) of antisemitism in 2021 which included harassment, distribution of hate propaganda, threats, slurs, vandalism, and assaults.

There has been a 34% increase in anti-Semitic events from 2020 to 2021; a 75% increase in the southeast.

20% of reported incidents occur at Jewish institutions; 80% happen within the general community

82% of reported incidents are from the general community; only 18% of incidents are attributed to white supremacists