The Jewish Sports Hall of Fame is an organization that honors Jewish athletes who have made significant contributions to sports. Established in 1979, it recognizes individuals from various sports, including baseball, basketball, and boxing, celebrating their achievements and impact on the athletic world. Located in Staten Island, New York, the Hall of Fame features exhibits and memorabilia that showcase the accomplishments of inductees. Notable members include Hank Greenberg, a legendary baseball player, and Mark Spitz, an Olympic swimmer. The Hall serves to inspire future generations and promote the rich history of Jewish athletes in sports.