Days of Gratitude gives you the opportunity to notice — and give gratitude for — the unnoticed blessings in our lives. Developed in partnership with dozens of organizations, Days of Gratitude features prompts, resources, and activities designed to help educators and parents guide their students and families ingrowing gratitude and enriching Jewish holidays and everyday life.
Against the backdrop of the COVID-19 pandemic, Days of Gratitude – a journey to explore and express gratitude – was embraced by more than 360 organizational partners and 3,500 subscribers with acts and expressions of gratitude reaching more than 34,000 people. In May 2021, we introduced the Gratitude Collections: a unique and diverse set of gratitude-themed activities designed to engage your head, heart, hands, and spirit.
Days of Gratitude was originally created and launched in Israel as “Aseret Yemei Todah” by Beit Prat — Israeli Midrasha. It is powered by M²: The Institute for Experiential Jewish Education, with support from the Jim Joseph Foundation, the Maimonides Fund, and the Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family Foundation through The Jewish Community Response and Impact Fund.
Designed by Dov Abramson Studio
Joelle Asaro Berman
Content Partnerships
Joelle facilitates for and supports organizations across the Jewish community and beyond.
She lives in Brooklyn, New York with her husband and newborn.
“I’m grateful for the fortitude and wisdom of those on the front lines of social change, who model what it means to be fearless and persist in realizing the dream of a more-just world for us all.”
Dani Cahn
Project Manager
Dani works at M²: The Institute for Experiential Jewish Education.
She lives in Jerusalem, is a music-lover, and is a proud aunt of four.
“I am grateful for the positive people in my life and their constant generosity, encouragement, wisdom, and kindness.”
Elyssa Moss Rabinowitz
Content Curator
Elyssa is Executive Director of Kol HaOt — Illuminating Jewish Life through Art.
She lives in Jerusalem with her husband and is a mother of five.
“I’m grateful to my Creator for the blessings of health, close bonds with my family — nuclear and extended, for friendship and community, and for the ability to dream and create.”
Yael Milgalter
Co-Director
Yael is a Non-Profit Management Consultant. She lives in Jerusalem with her husband and three sons.
“I am grateful for a daily gratitude practice I have begun doing with my mom since the ‘Days of Gratitude’ initiative started, which helps to ground and support us both during these challenging times.”
Oshrat Slama Grozman
Oshrat is Director of Marketing at M²: The Institute for Experiential Jewish Education.
She lives in Tel Aviv with her husband and son.
“I’m grateful for what is considered ‘normal’; for being able to maintain a simple everyday routine with my loved ones. In the challenging time we live in, it is not something I’m taking for granted.”
Shuki Taylor
Co-Director
Shuki is CEO of M²: The Institute for Experiential Jewish Education.
He lives in Jerusalem with his wife and four kids.
“I’m grateful that I was born into a tradition that guides me, and into surroundings that taught me how to access these traditions.”
Heather Wolfson
Partnerships
Heather is founder and CEO of Maven Coaching and Consulting.
She lives in San Diego with her husband and two sons.
“I’m grateful for my family, friends, and community.”
For general inquiries, please email us at: info@gratitudedays.com
