Its flagship residency programme and professional development seminars have provided office space, organisational consultancy and high-quality skills training for numerous small Jewish organisations in addition to other Pears Foundation grantees.
2006
Pears Foundation commissions a mapping of social action provision in the British Jewish Community
2007
Pears Foundation partners with Board of Deputies to co-ordinate a community-wide response to the genocide in Darfur, together publishing Darfur: A Jewish Response.
2008
Pears Foundation launches the Jewish Social Action Hub. Tzedek, Rene Cassin and and JVN move in and become the first residents.
2009
Mitzvah Day moves in and becomes JHub’s fourth resident
2010
JHub appoints first full-time Director Shoshana Boyd Gelfand
2011
JDOV video project is born as part of JHub’s thought-leadership agenda
2012
Tzedek and JVN ‘graduate’ from JHub and become its first alumni
2013
JHub’s hires organisational development consultant to provide robust support for resident organisations
2014
JHub partners with the Jewish Social Action Forum to host the international Siach gathering to facilitate global conversation on social justice issues
2015
JHub ramps up its professional development offering to include skills building and leadership development for both residents and non-residents
2016
JHub advises and supports Aziz Foundation to create an incubation hub inspired by JHub
2017
JHub commissions an external impact review resulting in a renewed commitment and broadening of its focus beyond social change
2018
JHub celebrates 10 years of promoting confident, inclusive and outward-looking Jewish identity