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Empowering Young Leaders
To Build A Better World
Each Year, The Helen Diller Family Foundation Awards $36,000
to each of fifteen Jewish U.S. teens for exceptional leadership and engagement in initiatives making the world a better place.
Seeking Teen Leaders Who...
show significant initiative and leadership in creating and leading a new initiative — or have considerably deepened or expanded an existing project — that embodies the values of Tikkun Olam, repairing the world.
2021 Diller Teen Tikkun Olam Awardees
Applications for 2023 Awards will open in September, 2022
All candidates must be:
Serving in a leadership role on a project aimed at repairing the world
13-19 years old
Self-identified as Jewish
Resident of the United States
Volunteering without compensation
TIKKUN OLAM
Tikkun Olam is a central Jewish precept which means “to repair the world.”