The Helen Diller Family Foundation honors Jewish teens annually with the Diller Teen Tikkun Olam Awards, which recognize young changemakers who have significant impact in leading initiatives that embody the values of tikkun olam, repairing the world. Applicants must be currently serving in a leadership role on a project or initiative aimed at repairing the world. They must be volunteering without any compensation. The award may be used to further the recipient's philanthropic work or for their education. Projects can have a local, national, or global focus benefiting the Jewish or general community. Applicants can create a new project or contribute to an established initiative if they demonstrate a current, significant leadership role in an existing organization or project. Teens who have created and co-led projects with others are welcome to apply individually for the Tikkun Olam Award. In such cases, each applicant will be considered and evaluated separately, and no more than one applicant per project will be chosen as an award recipient. To qualify, applications should focus on a single project or initiative led by the applicant; demonstrate that the applicant has made a significant and impactful contribution in a leadership role, either in initial project creation or over time; show the project's measurable impact; provide a clear articulation of an issue area, geographic region, and community that the project serves; and show that the project can serve the Jewish community or the broader community. Teens may apply themselves or be nominated. Please visit the award's website for more information.