The Workers Circle

Overview

Mission

We are driven by two powerful and connected values: the celebration of our culture and the pursuit of social and economic justice. and Vision Celebrating its 125th anniversary in 2025, the Workers Circleis a nonprofit 501(c)(3) national Jewish social justice organization founded by Eastern European immigrants who came to the United States fleeing autocracy and persecution and seeking democratic freedoms and economic opportunities. That history drives the organization’s work for an inclusive democracy and social equality today. **Rooted in Jewish values and activist history, we welcome people of all backgrounds and heritages to be part of our activist community that is building “a better and more beautiful world for all.”** Through strategic and impactful social justice initiatives, vibrant Yiddish language c.

The Workers Circle is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) national Jewish social justice organization rooted in Jewish values and activist history. It was founded by Eastern European immigrants seeking democratic freedoms and economic opportunities, and today focuses on inclusive democracy and social equality—combining social and economic justice advocacy with vibrant Yiddish language classes and related community and education programs.

Nonprofit profile at a glance

EIN
133900360
IRS 990-N coverage
2025–2025
Website reviewed
Sep 2026
Forms available
Form 990 2023, Form 990-N 2025
Headquarters
New York, NY, United States
Rating confidence
Limited
Sector
Cultural, Ethnic Awareness
Affiliation
Judaism

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