Volunteer and outreach programs in Potomac, Maryland

The Julia P. Bindeman Suburban Center of Washington Hebrew Congregation is a place of worship, school, and synagogue located at 11810 Falls Road, Potomac, Maryland, United States. The institution offers a variety of services and programs for Jews of all ages in the Washington metropolitan area. From spiritual renewal to educational opportunities and cultural events, the center serves as a House of Prayer, House of Learning, and House of Assembly. The institution is committed to providing a supportive and caring Jewish environment, reinforcing the positive elements of Jewish life and history. Dynamic programming and meaningful Jewish learning experiences help members connect to their Judaism. The center also houses the Charles S. Bresler TOV Center, which focuses on outreach to the underserved, including the WHC Hunger Project. Volunteer opportunities are available for individuals of all ages and backgrounds. The institution also emphasizes the importance of tikkun olam, or repairing the world, through action and community involvement. The center takes a proactive approach to addressing antisemitism through awareness, education, and action. Whether celebrating life milestones or facing challenges, the clergy and staff at the center ensure that each family is guided through a meaningful engagement with Jewish tradition and surrounded by a caring community.