Join Hadassah and Young Judaea as we welcome Young Judaea alumna Shelley Greenspan, Policy Advisor for Partnerships and Global Engagement at the National Security Council, and White House Jewish Liaison, for an impactful discussion with Hadassah National President Rhoda Smolow and other important voices. This program will take place via Zoom on Thursday, June 22nd at 7:00 pm ET.
Join Hadassah and Young Judaea as we welcome Young Judaea alumna Shelley Greenspan, Policy Advisor for Partnerships and Global Engagement at the National Security Council, and White House Jewish Liaison, for an impactful discussion with Hadassah National President Rhoda Smolow and other important voices. This program will take place via Zoom on Thursday, June 22nd at 7:00 pm ET.
Join Hadassah and Young Judaea as we welcome Young Judaea alumna Shelley Greenspan, Policy Advisor for Partnerships and Global Engagement at the National Security Council, and White House Jewish Liaison, for an impactful discussion with Hadassah National President Rhoda Smolow and other important voices. This program will take place via Zoom on Thursday, June 22nd at 7:00 pm ET.
Join Hadassah and Young Judaea as we welcome Young Judaea alumna Shelley Greenspan, Policy Advisor for Partnerships and Global Engagement at the National Security Council, and White House Jewish Liaison, for an impactful discussion with Hadassah National President Rhoda Smolow and other important voices. This program will take place via Zoom on Thursday, June 22nd at 7:00 pm ET.
Join Hadassah and Young Judaea as we welcome Young Judaea alumna Shelley Greenspan, Policy Advisor for Partnerships and Global Engagement at the National Security Council, and White House Jewish Liaison, for an impactful discussion with Hadassah National President Rhoda Smolow and other important voices. This program will take place via Zoom on Thursday, June 22nd at 7:00 pm ET.
Join Hadassah and Young Judaea as we welcome Young Judaea alumna Shelley Greenspan, Policy Advisor for Partnerships and Global Engagement at the National Security Council, and White House Jewish Liaison, for an impactful discussion with Hadassah National President Rhoda Smolow and other important voices. This program will take place via Zoom on Thursday, June 22nd at 7:00 pm ET.
Over the summer of 2022, Young Judaea Global’s staff team sat in the Makom Tefilah at Camp Tel Yehudah, the national teen camp of Young Judaea (YJ), as the Hadracha (11th grade students) shared what they learned in their Tikkun education groups. They then turned that discussion into platforms for potential national initiatives and the issue area that would become the driving force behind their social action work for the upcoming year.
Through an impassioned process of advocating and eventually voting, the teens decided that women's rights was the issue they wanted to focus on, given the recent decisions made by the US Supreme Court, and it has propelled an exciting series of events for the year.
The first of those events took place on April 23, when more than a dozen Young Judaea teens traveled to Washington, DC, for a day of political activism education in partnership with Hadassah’s Education and Advocacy Division. During this day of learning, students, as well as Hadassah’s very own Sarah Elpern; Alli Korman, executive director of the DC Abortion Fund; and Ezra Meyer, a student leader from George Washington University, discussed implicit gender biases, interpretations of constitutional amendments, women's rights in the American government system, and advocacy and lobbying. They talked about what they can do as teenagers who are not yet 18 and able to vote but still want to get involved with causes they are passionate about.
Hadassah was proud to be a partner in this event and looks forward to working together on many more interactive programs with Judaeans in the future. Says Greta Rothschild, Hadassah’s Young Judaea chair who also serves on the Board of Directors of Young Judaea Global, “Bringing our two organizations together over this critical issue of women’s rights demonstrates our shared mission and values and how we can learn from each other to better humanity.”
Learn more about how Hadassah supports these and other Young Judaea programs year round.
Over the summer of 2022, Young Judaea Global’s staff team sat in the Makom Tefilah at Camp Tel Yehudah, the national teen camp of Young Judaea (YJ), as the Hadracha (11th grade students) shared what they learned in their Tikkun education groups. They then turned that discussion into platforms for potential national initiatives and the issue area that would become the driving force behind their social action work for the upcoming year.
Through an impassioned process of advocating and eventually voting, the teens decided that women's rights was the issue they wanted to focus on, given the recent decisions made by the US Supreme Court, and it has propelled an exciting series of events for the year.
The first of those events took place on April 23, when more than a dozen Young Judaea teens traveled to Washington, DC, for a day of political activism education in partnership with Hadassah’s Education and Advocacy Division. During this day of learning, students, as well as Hadassah’s very own Sarah Elpern; Alli Korman, executive director of the DC Abortion Fund; and Ezra Meyer, a student leader from George Washington University, discussed implicit gender biases, interpretations of constitutional amendments, women's rights in the American government system, and advocacy and lobbying. They talked about what they can do as teenagers who are not yet 18 and able to vote but still want to get involved with causes they are passionate about.
Hadassah was proud to be a partner in this event and looks forward to working together on many more interactive programs with Judaeans in the future. Says Greta Rothschild, Hadassah’s Young Judaea chair who also serves on the Board of Directors of Young Judaea Global, “Bringing our two organizations together over this critical issue of women’s rights demonstrates our shared mission and values and how we can learn from each other to better humanity.”
Learn more about how Hadassah supports these and other Young Judaea programs year round.
Over the summer of 2022, Young Judaea Global’s staff team sat in the Makom Tefilah at Camp Tel Yehudah, the national teen camp of Young Judaea (YJ), as the Hadracha (11th grade students) shared what they learned in their Tikkun education groups. They then turned that discussion into platforms for potential national initiatives and the issue area that would become the driving force behind their social action work for the upcoming year.
Through an impassioned process of advocating and eventually voting, the teens decided that women's rights was the issue they wanted to focus on, given the recent decisions made by the US Supreme Court, and it has propelled an exciting series of events for the year.
The first of those events took place on April 23, when more than a dozen Young Judaea teens traveled to Washington, DC, for a day of political activism education in partnership with Hadassah’s Education and Advocacy Division. During this day of learning, students, as well as Hadassah’s very own Sarah Elpern; Alli Korman, executive director of the DC Abortion Fund; and Ezra Meyer, a student leader from George Washington University, discussed implicit gender biases, interpretations of constitutional amendments, women's rights in the American government system, and advocacy and lobbying. They talked about what they can do as teenagers who are not yet 18 and able to vote but still want to get involved with causes they are passionate about.
Hadassah was proud to be a partner in this event and looks forward to working together on many more interactive programs with Judaeans in the future. Says Greta Rothschild, Hadassah’s Young Judaea chair who also serves on the Board of Directors of Young Judaea Global, “Bringing our two organizations together over this critical issue of women’s rights demonstrates our shared mission and values and how we can learn from each other to better humanity.”
Learn more about how Hadassah supports these and other Young Judaea programs year round.
Over the summer of 2022, Young Judaea Global’s staff team sat in the Makom Tefilah at Camp Tel Yehudah, the national teen camp of Young Judaea (YJ), as the Hadracha (11th grade students) shared what they learned in their Tikkun education groups. They then turned that discussion into platforms for potential national initiatives and the issue area that would become the driving force behind their social action work for the upcoming year.
Through an impassioned process of advocating and eventually voting, the teens decided that women's rights was the issue they wanted to focus on, given the recent decisions made by the US Supreme Court, and it has propelled an exciting series of events for the year.
The first of those events took place on April 23, when more than a dozen Young Judaea teens traveled to Washington, DC, for a day of political activism education in partnership with Hadassah’s Education and Advocacy Division. During this day of learning, students, as well as Hadassah’s very own Sarah Elpern; Alli Korman, executive director of the DC Abortion Fund; and Ezra Meyer, a student leader from George Washington University, discussed implicit gender biases, interpretations of constitutional amendments, women's rights in the American government system, and advocacy and lobbying. They talked about what they can do as teenagers who are not yet 18 and able to vote but still want to get involved with causes they are passionate about.
Hadassah was proud to be a partner in this event and looks forward to working together on many more interactive programs with Judaeans in the future. Says Greta Rothschild, Hadassah’s Young Judaea chair who also serves on the Board of Directors of Young Judaea Global, “Bringing our two organizations together over this critical issue of women’s rights demonstrates our shared mission and values and how we can learn from each other to better humanity.”
Learn more about how Hadassah supports these and other Young Judaea programs year round.
Over the summer of 2022, Young Judaea Global’s staff team sat in the Makom Tefilah at Camp Tel Yehudah, the national teen camp of Young Judaea (YJ), as the Hadracha (11th grade students) shared what they learned in their Tikkun education groups. They then turned that discussion into platforms for potential national initiatives and the issue area that would become the driving force behind their social action work for the upcoming year.
Through an impassioned process of advocating and eventually voting, the teens decided that women's rights was the issue they wanted to focus on, given the recent decisions made by the US Supreme Court, and it has propelled an exciting series of events for the year.
The first of those events took place on April 23, when more than a dozen Young Judaea teens traveled to Washington, DC, for a day of political activism education in partnership with Hadassah’s Education and Advocacy Division. During this day of learning, students, as well as Hadassah’s very own Sarah Elpern; Alli Korman, executive director of the DC Abortion Fund; and Ezra Meyer, a student leader from George Washington University, discussed implicit gender biases, interpretations of constitutional amendments, women's rights in the American government system, and advocacy and lobbying. They talked about what they can do as teenagers who are not yet 18 and able to vote but still want to get involved with causes they are passionate about.
Hadassah was proud to be a partner in this event and looks forward to working together on many more interactive programs with Judaeans in the future. Says Greta Rothschild, Hadassah’s Young Judaea chair who also serves on the Board of Directors of Young Judaea Global, “Bringing our two organizations together over this critical issue of women’s rights demonstrates our shared mission and values and how we can learn from each other to better humanity.”
Learn more about how Hadassah supports these and other Young Judaea programs year round.
Over the summer of 2022, Young Judaea Global’s staff team sat in the Makom Tefilah at Camp Tel Yehudah, the national teen camp of Young Judaea (YJ), as the Hadracha (11th grade students) shared what they learned in their Tikkun education groups. They then turned that discussion into platforms for potential national initiatives and the issue area that would become the driving force behind their social action work for the upcoming year.
Through an impassioned process of advocating and eventually voting, the teens decided that women's rights was the issue they wanted to focus on, given the recent decisions made by the US Supreme Court, and it has propelled an exciting series of events for the year.
The first of those events took place on April 23, when more than a dozen Young Judaea teens traveled to Washington, DC, for a day of political activism education in partnership with Hadassah’s Education and Advocacy Division. During this day of learning, students, as well as Hadassah’s very own Sarah Elpern; Alli Korman, executive director of the DC Abortion Fund; and Ezra Meyer, a student leader from George Washington University, discussed implicit gender biases, interpretations of constitutional amendments, women's rights in the American government system, and advocacy and lobbying. They talked about what they can do as teenagers who are not yet 18 and able to vote but still want to get involved with causes they are passionate about.
Hadassah was proud to be a partner in this event and looks forward to working together on many more interactive programs with Judaeans in the future. Says Greta Rothschild, Hadassah’s Young Judaea chair who also serves on the Board of Directors of Young Judaea Global, “Bringing our two organizations together over this critical issue of women’s rights demonstrates our shared mission and values and how we can learn from each other to better humanity.”
Learn more about how Hadassah supports these and other Young Judaea programs year round.
Over the summer of 2022, Young Judaea Global’s staff team sat in the Makom Tefilah at Camp Tel Yehudah, the national teen camp of Young Judaea (YJ), as the Hadracha (11th grade students) shared what they learned in their Tikkun education groups. They then turned that discussion into platforms for potential national initiatives and the issue area that would become the driving force behind their social action work for the upcoming year.
Through an impassioned process of advocating and eventually voting, the teens decided that women's rights was the issue they wanted to focus on, given the recent decisions made by the US Supreme Court, and it has propelled an exciting series of events for the year.
The first of those events took place on April 23, when more than a dozen Young Judaea teens traveled to Washington, DC, for a day of political activism education in partnership with Hadassah’s Education and Advocacy Division. During this day of learning, students, as well as Hadassah’s very own Sarah Elpern; Alli Korman, executive director of the DC Abortion Fund; and Ezra Meyer, a student leader from George Washington University, discussed implicit gender biases, interpretations of constitutional amendments, women's rights in the American government system, and advocacy and lobbying. They talked about what they can do as teenagers who are not yet 18 and able to vote but still want to get involved with causes they are passionate about.
Hadassah was proud to be a partner in this event and looks forward to working together on many more interactive programs with Judaeans in the future. Says Greta Rothschild, Hadassah’s Young Judaea chair who also serves on the Board of Directors of Young Judaea Global, “Bringing our two organizations together over this critical issue of women’s rights demonstrates our shared mission and values and how we can learn from each other to better humanity.”
Learn more about how Hadassah supports these and other Young Judaea programs year round.
Each year, more than 2,000 campers and staff converge on Young Judaea’s network of day and overnight summer camps. Young Judaea camps have offered the ultimate Jewish summer camping experience for over 70 years. It’s no wonder our chanichim (campers) keep coming back summer after summer!
At Hadassah, we’re committed to fostering a connection to Jewish life and Israel. By providing experiences that last a lifetime for thousands of American children and young adults — through our support of Young Judaea summer camps, Israel programs, year-round activities and volunteer experiences — we’re shaping the leaders of tomorrow and ensuring Jewish continuity.
As partners for close to a century, Hadassah and Young Judaea are dedicated to ensuring ALL Jewish youth have an opportunity to experience the joy of summer camps as well as the excitement and adventure of Israel through the Gesher Israel and Year Course programs. We need YOUR support to aid families who are not financially able to provide these experiences.
Make a donation to Hadassah today and share your love of Israel and the Young Judaea camp experience with children who need your help.
Each year, more than 2,000 campers and staff converge on Young Judaea’s network of day and overnight summer camps. Young Judaea camps have offered the ultimate Jewish summer camping experience for over 70 years. It’s no wonder our chanichim (campers) keep coming back summer after summer!
At Hadassah, we’re committed to fostering a connection to Jewish life and Israel. By providing experiences that last a lifetime for thousands of American children and young adults — through our support of Young Judaea summer camps, Israel programs, year-round activities and volunteer experiences — we’re shaping the leaders of tomorrow and ensuring Jewish continuity.
As partners for close to a century, Hadassah and Young Judaea are dedicated to ensuring ALL Jewish youth have an opportunity to experience the joy of summer camps as well as the excitement and adventure of Israel through the Gesher Israel and Year Course programs. We need YOUR support to aid families who are not financially able to provide these experiences.
Make a donation to Hadassah today and share your love of Israel and the Young Judaea camp experience with children who need your help.
Each year, more than 2,000 campers and staff converge on Young Judaea’s network of day and overnight summer camps. Young Judaea camps have offered the ultimate Jewish summer camping experience for over 70 years. It’s no wonder our chanichim (campers) keep coming back summer after summer!
At Hadassah, we’re committed to fostering a connection to Jewish life and Israel. By providing experiences that last a lifetime for thousands of American children and young adults — through our support of Young Judaea summer camps, Israel programs, year-round activities and volunteer experiences — we’re shaping the leaders of tomorrow and ensuring Jewish continuity.
As partners for close to a century, Hadassah and Young Judaea are dedicated to ensuring ALL Jewish youth have an opportunity to experience the joy of summer camps as well as the excitement and adventure of Israel through the Gesher Israel and Year Course programs. We need YOUR support to aid families who are not financially able to provide these experiences.
Make a donation to Hadassah today and share your love of Israel and the Young Judaea camp experience with children who need your help.
Each year, more than 2,000 campers and staff converge on Young Judaea’s network of day and overnight summer camps. Young Judaea camps have offered the ultimate Jewish summer camping experience for over 70 years. It’s no wonder our chanichim (campers) keep coming back summer after summer!
At Hadassah, we’re committed to fostering a connection to Jewish life and Israel. By providing experiences that last a lifetime for thousands of American children and young adults — through our support of Young Judaea summer camps, Israel programs, year-round activities and volunteer experiences — we’re shaping the leaders of tomorrow and ensuring Jewish continuity.
As partners for close to a century, Hadassah and Young Judaea are dedicated to ensuring ALL Jewish youth have an opportunity to experience the joy of summer camps as well as the excitement and adventure of Israel through the Gesher Israel and Year Course programs. We need YOUR support to aid families who are not financially able to provide these experiences.
Make a donation to Hadassah today and share your love of Israel and the Young Judaea camp experience with children who need your help.
Each year, more than 2,000 campers and staff converge on Young Judaea’s network of day and overnight summer camps. Young Judaea camps have offered the ultimate Jewish summer camping experience for over 70 years. It’s no wonder our chanichim (campers) keep coming back summer after summer!
At Hadassah, we’re committed to fostering a connection to Jewish life and Israel. By providing experiences that last a lifetime for thousands of American children and young adults — through our support of Young Judaea summer camps, Israel programs, year-round activities and volunteer experiences — we’re shaping the leaders of tomorrow and ensuring Jewish continuity.
As partners for close to a century, Hadassah and Young Judaea are dedicated to ensuring ALL Jewish youth have an opportunity to experience the joy of summer camps as well as the excitement and adventure of Israel through the Gesher Israel and Year Course programs. We need YOUR support to aid families who are not financially able to provide these experiences.
Make a donation to Hadassah today and share your love of Israel and the Young Judaea camp experience with children who need your help.
Each year, more than 2,000 campers and staff converge on Young Judaea’s network of day and overnight summer camps. Young Judaea camps have offered the ultimate Jewish summer camping experience for over 70 years. It’s no wonder our chanichim (campers) keep coming back summer after summer!
At Hadassah, we’re committed to fostering a connection to Jewish life and Israel. By providing experiences that last a lifetime for thousands of American children and young adults — through our support of Young Judaea summer camps, Israel programs, year-round activities and volunteer experiences — we’re shaping the leaders of tomorrow and ensuring Jewish continuity.
As partners for close to a century, Hadassah and Young Judaea are dedicated to ensuring ALL Jewish youth have an opportunity to experience the joy of summer camps as well as the excitement and adventure of Israel through the Gesher Israel and Year Course programs. We need YOUR support to aid families who are not financially able to provide these experiences.
Make a donation to Hadassah today and share your love of Israel and the Young Judaea camp experience with children who need your help.
Each year, more than 2,000 campers and staff converge on Young Judaea’s network of day and overnight summer camps. Young Judaea camps have offered the ultimate Jewish summer camping experience for over 70 years. It’s no wonder our chanichim (campers) keep coming back summer after summer!
At Hadassah, we’re committed to fostering a connection to Jewish life and Israel. By providing experiences that last a lifetime for thousands of American children and young adults — through our support of Young Judaea summer camps, Israel programs, year-round activities and volunteer experiences — we’re shaping the leaders of tomorrow and ensuring Jewish continuity.
As partners for close to a century, Hadassah and Young Judaea are dedicated to ensuring ALL Jewish youth have an opportunity to experience the joy of summer camps as well as the excitement and adventure of Israel through the Gesher Israel and Year Course programs. We need YOUR support to aid families who are not financially able to provide these experiences.
Make a donation to Hadassah today and share your love of Israel and the Young Judaea camp experience with children who need your help.
Camp Tel Yehudah (TY), Young Judaea’s premier national teen leadership camp, is nestled on 150 beautiful wooded acres on the banks of the Delaware River in Barryville, N.Y. TY’s dynamic program of experiential education, activism and leadership development connects teens to Israel, Judaism and their heritage. Hadassah and TY have had a longstanding, rich history together since 1967 when Hadassah became the sole supporter of Young Judaea.
Join us for TY@75 when we will celebrate the 75th anniversary of Camp Tel Yehudah. The Back to TY Festival is scheduled for Sunday, August 20 at the camp and will include favorite camp activities, live musical performances, a special TY history exhibit, popular camp snacks and so much more. Adult Camp has also been planned for August 17-20. Be part of the celebration and represent Hadassah’s commitment to Jewish youth.
Camp Tel Yehudah (TY), Young Judaea’s premier national teen leadership camp, is nestled on 150 beautiful wooded acres on the banks of the Delaware River in Barryville, N.Y. TY’s dynamic program of experiential education, activism and leadership development connects teens to Israel, Judaism and their heritage. Hadassah and TY have had a longstanding, rich history together since 1967 when Hadassah became the sole supporter of Young Judaea.
Join us for TY@75 when we will celebrate the 75th anniversary of Camp Tel Yehudah. The Back to TY Festival is scheduled for Sunday, August 20 at the camp and will include favorite camp activities, live musical performances, a special TY history exhibit, popular camp snacks and so much more. Adult Camp has also been planned for August 17-20. Be part of the celebration and represent Hadassah’s commitment to Jewish youth.
Camp Tel Yehudah (TY), Young Judaea’s premier national teen leadership camp, is nestled on 150 beautiful wooded acres on the banks of the Delaware River in Barryville, N.Y. TY’s dynamic program of experiential education, activism and leadership development connects teens to Israel, Judaism and their heritage. Hadassah and TY have had a longstanding, rich history together since 1967 when Hadassah became the sole supporter of Young Judaea.
Join us for TY@75 when we will celebrate the 75th anniversary of Camp Tel Yehudah. The Back to TY Festival is scheduled for Sunday, August 20 at the camp and will include favorite camp activities, live musical performances, a special TY history exhibit, popular camp snacks and so much more. Adult Camp has also been planned for August 17-20. Be part of the celebration and represent Hadassah’s commitment to Jewish youth.
Camp Tel Yehudah (TY), Young Judaea’s premier national teen leadership camp, is nestled on 150 beautiful wooded acres on the banks of the Delaware River in Barryville, N.Y. TY’s dynamic program of experiential education, activism and leadership development connects teens to Israel, Judaism and their heritage. Hadassah and TY have had a longstanding, rich history together since 1967 when Hadassah became the sole supporter of Young Judaea.
Join us for TY@75 when we will celebrate the 75th anniversary of Camp Tel Yehudah. The Back to TY Festival is scheduled for Sunday, August 20 at the camp and will include favorite camp activities, live musical performances, a special TY history exhibit, popular camp snacks and so much more. Adult Camp has also been planned for August 17-20. Be part of the celebration and represent Hadassah’s commitment to Jewish youth.
Camp Tel Yehudah (TY), Young Judaea’s premier national teen leadership camp, is nestled on 150 beautiful wooded acres on the banks of the Delaware River in Barryville, N.Y. TY’s dynamic program of experiential education, activism and leadership development connects teens to Israel, Judaism and their heritage. Hadassah and TY have had a longstanding, rich history together since 1967 when Hadassah became the sole supporter of Young Judaea.
Join us for TY@75 when we will celebrate the 75th anniversary of Camp Tel Yehudah. The Back to TY Festival is scheduled for Sunday, August 20 at the camp and will include favorite camp activities, live musical performances, a special TY history exhibit, popular camp snacks and so much more. Adult Camp has also been planned for August 17-20. Be part of the celebration and represent Hadassah’s commitment to Jewish youth.
Camp Tel Yehudah (TY), Young Judaea’s premier national teen leadership camp, is nestled on 150 beautiful wooded acres on the banks of the Delaware River in Barryville, N.Y. TY’s dynamic program of experiential education, activism and leadership development connects teens to Israel, Judaism and their heritage. Hadassah and TY have had a longstanding, rich history together since 1967 when Hadassah became the sole supporter of Young Judaea.
Join us for TY@75 when we will celebrate the 75th anniversary of Camp Tel Yehudah. The Back to TY Festival is scheduled for Sunday, August 20 at the camp and will include favorite camp activities, live musical performances, a special TY history exhibit, popular camp snacks and so much more. Adult Camp has also been planned for August 17-20. Be part of the celebration and represent Hadassah’s commitment to Jewish youth.
Mazal tov to three of our YJ summer camps for being ranked among Newsweek's America's Best Summer Camps of 2023! They are Camp Judaea in North Carolina, and Camp Sprout Lake and Camp Tel Yehudah, both in New York. Hadassah is proud of all of our summer camps and their extraordinary efforts to create fun Jewish experiences and lifelong friendships for Jewish youth across the country.
Mazal tov to three of our YJ summer camps for being ranked among Newsweek's America's Best Summer Camps of 2023! They are Camp Judaea in North Carolina, and Camp Sprout Lake and Camp Tel Yehudah, both in New York. Hadassah is proud of all of our summer camps and their extraordinary efforts to create fun Jewish experiences and lifelong friendships for Jewish youth across the country.
Mazal tov to three of our YJ summer camps for being ranked among Newsweek's America's Best Summer Camps of 2023! They are Camp Judaea in North Carolina, and Camp Sprout Lake and Camp Tel Yehudah, both in New York. Hadassah is proud of all of our summer camps and their extraordinary efforts to create fun Jewish experiences and lifelong friendships for Jewish youth across the country.
Mazal tov to three of our YJ summer camps for being ranked among Newsweek's America's Best Summer Camps of 2023! They are Camp Judaea in North Carolina, and Camp Sprout Lake and Camp Tel Yehudah, both in New York. Hadassah is proud of all of our summer camps and their extraordinary efforts to create fun Jewish experiences and lifelong friendships for Jewish youth across the country.
Mazal tov to three of our YJ summer camps for being ranked among Newsweek's America's Best Summer Camps of 2023! They are Camp Judaea in North Carolina, and Camp Sprout Lake and Camp Tel Yehudah, both in New York. Hadassah is proud of all of our summer camps and their extraordinary efforts to create fun Jewish experiences and lifelong friendships for Jewish youth across the country.
Mazal tov to three of our YJ summer camps for being ranked among Newsweek's America's Best Summer Camps of 2023! They are Camp Judaea in North Carolina, and Camp Sprout Lake and Camp Tel Yehudah, both in New York. Hadassah is proud of all of our summer camps and their extraordinary efforts to create fun Jewish experiences and lifelong friendships for Jewish youth across the country.
Hadassah is pleased to announce that Claire Eisenstadt of Northbrook, Ill., Marissa Bishop of Houston, and Mia Finestone of San Rafael, Calif., have been selected as the 2023 Hadassah Leaders of Tomorrow Award recipients. Each will receive a $1,000 scholarship towards the tuition for Gesher (Hebrew for “bridge”), the annual Israel summer leadership program of Young Judaea, the oldest Zionist youth movement in the US. Read the full story and learn more about the winners on our website.
For more information about Young Judaea, to make a gift to YJ or YJ Scholarships or to arrange for a YJ fundraising event or program in your GA, region or unit, please contact Greta Rothschild, national YJ chair at grothschild@hadassah.org.
Hadassah is pleased to announce that Claire Eisenstadt of Northbrook, Ill., Marissa Bishop of Houston, and Mia Finestone of San Rafael, Calif., have been selected as the 2023 Hadassah Leaders of Tomorrow Award recipients. Each will receive a $1,000 scholarship towards the tuition for Gesher (Hebrew for “bridge”), the annual Israel summer leadership program of Young Judaea, the oldest Zionist youth movement in the US. Read the full story and learn more about the winners on our website.
For more information about Young Judaea, to make a gift to YJ or YJ Scholarships or to arrange for a YJ fundraising event or program in your GA, region or unit, please contact Greta Rothschild, national YJ chair at grothschild@hadassah.org.
Hadassah is pleased to announce that Claire Eisenstadt of Northbrook, Ill., Marissa Bishop of Houston, and Mia Finestone of San Rafael, Calif., have been selected as the 2023 Hadassah Leaders of Tomorrow Award recipients. Each will receive a $1,000 scholarship towards the tuition for Gesher (Hebrew for “bridge”), the annual Israel summer leadership program of Young Judaea, the oldest Zionist youth movement in the US. Read the full story and learn more about the winners on our website.
For more information about Young Judaea, to make a gift to YJ or YJ Scholarships or to arrange for a YJ fundraising event or program in your GA, region or unit, please contact Greta Rothschild, national YJ chair at grothschild@hadassah.org.
Hadassah is pleased to announce that Claire Eisenstadt of Northbrook, Ill., Marissa Bishop of Houston, and Mia Finestone of San Rafael, Calif., have been selected as the 2023 Hadassah Leaders of Tomorrow Award recipients. Each will receive a $1,000 scholarship towards the tuition for Gesher (Hebrew for “bridge”), the annual Israel summer leadership program of Young Judaea, the oldest Zionist youth movement in the US. Read the full story and learn more about the winners on our website.
For more information about Young Judaea, to make a gift to YJ or YJ Scholarships or to arrange for a YJ fundraising event or program in your GA, region or unit, please contact Greta Rothschild, national YJ chair at grothschild@hadassah.org.
Hadassah is pleased to announce that Claire Eisenstadt of Northbrook, Ill., Marissa Bishop of Houston, and Mia Finestone of San Rafael, Calif., have been selected as the 2023 Hadassah Leaders of Tomorrow Award recipients. Each will receive a $1,000 scholarship towards the tuition for Gesher (Hebrew for “bridge”), the annual Israel summer leadership program of Young Judaea, the oldest Zionist youth movement in the US. Read the full story and learn more about the winners on our website.
For more information about Young Judaea, to make a gift to YJ or YJ Scholarships or to arrange for a YJ fundraising event or program in your GA, region or unit, please contact Greta Rothschild, national YJ chair at grothschild@hadassah.org.
Hadassah is pleased to announce that Claire Eisenstadt of Northbrook, Ill., Marissa Bishop of Houston, and Mia Finestone of San Rafael, Calif., have been selected as the 2023 Hadassah Leaders of Tomorrow Award recipients. Each will receive a $1,000 scholarship towards the tuition for Gesher (Hebrew for “bridge”), the annual Israel summer leadership program of Young Judaea, the oldest Zionist youth movement in the US. Read the full story and learn more about the winners on our website.
For more information about Young Judaea, to make a gift to YJ or YJ Scholarships or to arrange for a YJ fundraising event or program in your GA, region or unit, please contact Greta Rothschild, national YJ chair at grothschild@hadassah.org.
Hadassah is pleased to announce that Claire Eisenstadt of Northbrook, Ill., Marissa Bishop of Houston, and Mia Finestone of San Rafael, Calif., have been selected as the 2023 Hadassah Leaders of Tomorrow Award recipients. Each will receive a $1,000 scholarship towards the tuition for Gesher (Hebrew for “bridge”), the annual Israel summer leadership program of Young Judaea, the oldest Zionist youth movement in the US. Read the full story and learn more about the winners on our website.
For more information about Young Judaea, to make a gift to YJ or YJ Scholarships or to arrange for a YJ fundraising event or program in your GA, region or unit, please contact Greta Rothschild, national YJ chair at grothschild@hadassah.org.
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