Everything we do at OneTable is informed by data. It is crucial to our mission that each person feels respected. This applies not only to the Shabbat dinner table, but in how we conduct our research. We ask questions to learn more about who participants are, what they’re looking for from OneTable, and how we support their Jewish identity and community building.
“I am so overwhelmed. I feel like with the news, everyone asks me how I am doing and I don’ know what to say. I really appreciate OneTable. [It] has been so amazing. It is this beautiful ritual for friends, myself, and more. Now, but always.”
John, Asheville — October 19, 2023
By Benenson Strategy Group
Internal evaluations
Since its inception, OneTable has conducted weekly internal evaluation of our resources, program, and platform. Additionally, we invest in wide-reaching quantitative, as well as deep-dive qualitative, research that we use to remain participant-centered.
“I loved being able to connect with others and share the beautiful evening of Shabbat. I always see lighting the candles as a way to bring light into the home, and I think OneTable is another way to bring more light into the world by bringing people together to enjoy Shabbat.”
Anonymous
OneTable Impact Survey Response,
December 2021