Repair the World is a national nonprofit organization established in 2009, headquartered in New York City. Its mission is to integrate service into Jewish life by connecting young adults with volunteer opportunities and social justice education rooted in Jewish values. The organization focuses on addressing urgent social issues such as food insecurity, housing, and education, while promoting Jewish identity and community.

The organization offers various programs, including the Volunteer and Learn initiative, which links Jewish young adults to local service opportunities, and the Fellows Program, where young adults commit to a year of leadership and service. Repair the World collaborates with Jewish engagement groups and local nonprofits to enhance its outreach and provide tailored service opportunities. It also supplies educational resources to help volunteers reflect on their experiences within the context of social justice and Jewish identity. With a goal of catalyzing one million acts of service by 2030, Repair the World aims to inspire a lifelong commitment to service within the Jewish community.