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beit ulpana herzliya

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    Categories of Activities:
  • Synagogues
  • Religion
  • Volunteering
  • Education
  • Judaism
  • Yeshiva/Kollel
  • Community Centers
  • Aid for the Needy
  • Immigrant Absorption
  • Social Welfare
  • Torah
  • Synagogues
  • Religion
  • Volunteering
  • Education
  • Judaism
  • Yeshiva/Kollel
  • Community Centers
  • Aid for the Needy
  • Immigrant Absorption
  • Social Welfare
  • Torah

Garin Torani Herzliya (Bit Ulpana Herzliya) operates about 20 different projects in the fields of Jewish identity, education, kindness, and community.

The activity is directed towards and included diverse audiences within Herzliya, such as secular, traditional, and religious individuals.

The various programs and events are suitable for all ages: children, youth, and adults.

Today, the organization’s activities reach thousands of participants from the city.

From within our extensive activity, a community of young families from around the city was formed. These families and the organization's volunteers dedicate themselves to the greater good, out of a desire to strengthen the intersection of values and social issues, out of joy and a sense of kinship.

Together, give wholeheartedly!

Our Projects:

♦ Community beit midrash in the west and center of the city

♦ “Yahad” Center - a hands-on learning center to deepen Jewish-Israeli identity in schools and kindergartens

♦ About Myself- educational activity in high school and high school

♦ From Generation to Generation - accompanying and providing home visits to the elderly in preparation for the holidays and throughout the year

♦ “Chesed” Center - distribution of food packages to families in need three times a week, food baskets for the holidays, assistance to families in the community who are in distress
Year-Round Cultural Events - Record-breaking municipal events before and during the Israeli holidays

♦ Midreshet Tair - Educational program for Torah lessons, cultural evenings for women and girls

♦ Talmud Torah - After-school educational activity for children in the afternoon

♦ Community Leisure - Activities and library access for children and youth

♦ Feeling at Home - Torah, cultural and Zionist activities and hospitality on Saturdays and Israeli holidays for students from the IDC Interdisciplinary Center in partnership with the OU
♦ Love of the Country - experiential and educational tours and trips

♦ Neve Family Center - a center for strengthening relationships and families as well as guiding brides and grooms

♦ Community Rabbinical Initiative - Rabbis who serve as a Torah and community support system

♦ Bar Mitzvah Preparation - Preparation for bar mitzvahs, knowledge of basic concepts in Judaism, and the arrangement of prayer

♦ Torah Or - A network of Torah lessons and a "Friday kollel" in the city

♦ Oneg Shabbat - Shabbat study with rabbis and guest lecturers

♦ Jewish Heart - Lessons and workshops in Judaism for the general public, personal accompaniment that includes hospitality on Saturdays and holidays for newly observant Jews

♦ Charitable Giving - Forever Chaya - Lending baby products

♦ Charitable Giving Simchat Hanoch- Lending items for smachot
♦ Na’Ale Newsletter - Community Newsletter for Shabbat

♦ Jewish Point -Instruction and information booklets on the circle of life

♦ Major learning days throughout the year


Certificate of Good Standing
(Nihul Takin)
  
Financial Report (last tax year)   
Certificate of Financial Accounting
(Ishur Nihul Pinkasei Chesbonot)
  
Annual Report (last tax year) - Hebrew   
Certificate of tax-deductibility at source (Ishur Nikui Mas b'Makor)   
Annual Report (last tax year) - English   
Classification as non-profit organization (Sivug Malcar)   
Anticipated Budget (this coming year) - Hebrew   
Non-standard articles of incorporation
(Takanon Meuchad)
  
Anticipated Budget (this coming year) - English