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5/1/2026

CSS Graduates 10th Advanced Academy Class | eJewish Philanthropy

The Community Security Service is scaling its impact by bridging the gap between grassroots volunteerism and professional-grade security operations. A recent feature in eJewish Philanthropy documents the graduation of our 10th Advanced Academy class, a milestone that validates our commitment to long-term communal resilience. As Richard Priem, CEO of CSS, explains, the goal is clear: 'Our work reflects the community’s desire to actively participate in its own resilience, ensuring that we prevent violence against Jewish communities before it occurs.'


Learn more about the program's expansion and the future of community defense here: https://ejewishphilanthropy.com/marking-expansion-community-security-service-graduates-10th-class-of-advanced-academy-students/?_gl=1

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