23

COUNTRIES

9

TONS DEBRIS
REMOVED

3,000+

VOLUNTEERS
WORLDWIDE

On Sunday, September 6, 2026, throughout the High Holiday season, Jewish communities around the world came together for Repair the Sea's 9th Annual Reverse Tashlich®—a global initiative of action, reflection, and renewal in celebration of Rosh HaShanah, the Jewish New Year. Throughout this time, communities united to turn Jewish values into meaningful environmental action, removing debris from waterways and shorelines around the world.

REVERSE TASHLICH

IMPACT
HIGHLIGHTS

not just another beach cleanup. It's a Mitzvah.

Check out photos & videos from Reverse Tashlich communities around the world!

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Repairing the world begins with repairing the Sea.

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Rabbi Dr. Yanklowitz, Phoenix, Arizona, USA

“This is the first year we’ve added the Reverse Tashlich. I think it’s important to pair our spiritual commitments with caring for the world around us. This is a program of Repair the Sea that’s been catching on in recent years, and I love that we can model it here in our community.”