To document, tell, and present the story of pioneering cooperative settlement in the Jezreel Valley; to manage, develop, operate, and maintain the Valley Museum located in Kibbutz Yifat; to promote the center and the organization's objectives; to manage, develop, and operate the organization's subsidiary units—the Valley Museum named after Oded Artzti, Gavati House for education, the Honey Pavilion named after Hannah and Zeev Arlich, the Cow Museum, experience centers, and additional units to be decided in the future; to preserve and document the material and spiritual culture of the pioneering settlers in the Jezreel Valley and surroundings; to serve as responsible for the Valley Museum named after Oded Artzti according to the Museums Law 5743-1983; to establish and participate in associations, companies, or other bodies to promote the organization's objectives; to conduct educational activities within a learning experience framework related to heritage values; to conduct cultural and touristic activities for the general public related to heritage values, and for advancing the organization's objectives; to organize and conduct study days, conferences, and workshops on topics related to the organization's and museum's activities; to raise funds through donations and loans, to borrow and lend funds within frameworks that advance the organization's objectives, and to receive securities for payment of funds under conditions set by the organization.
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Heritage or commemoration