OJPAC helps shape public discourse regarding Orthodox Jews through studies, research, articles, op-eds and statements to the public and media; OJPAC monitors local governments for possible abuses against Orthodox Jews by following news items, public schedules, filing FOILs and releasing reports about findings, and OJPAC champions policies that affect the Orthodox Jewish Community through outreach, advocacy, and awareness.

OJPAC efforts made a difference in New York City; Rockland, Orange and Bergen counties; Chester, Airmont, Clarkstown, Mahwah, Jersey City and in Lakewood addressing a host of issues such as media coverage of Measles and Coronavirus; hospital access during lockdowns, stepped up patrols following anti-Semitic attacks, Eiruvs, parks access, zoning issues, the East Ramapo monitor and the Yeshiva curriculum debate.

The Orthodox Jewish Public Affairs Council (OJPAC) is a not-for-profit organization recognized as tax-exempt under Internal Revenue Code section 501(c)(3).