If you are looking to involve the younger generation in a community service or bnai mitzvah project…you should consider one of the following fundraisers that not only HELP RIGHT NOW but also will SUPPORT participants on Path2Tomorrow’s Therapeutic journeys.
Israeli farmers need urgent help.
The brutal attacks by Hamas have economically devastated Israeli farms. Guest workers have returned to their countries, staff are being called up to the IDF, and constant rocket alerts threaten communities—and as a result Israel’s thriving agricultural operations have slowed down with many greenhouses and fields rotting and drying up.
At the same time, the tourism industry in Israel has been severely disrupted. Our program bridges the gap by paying employees from the tourist industry to save Israel’s world-class farms.
By funding a farmer, you will help save the vital agricultural and support the tourism industries.
Around 120,000+ Israelis have been evacuated and displaced since October 7th. Near the borders with Gaza and Lebanon, entire communities have fled their homes. Most of them have left their belongings and livelihoods behind.
When we ask these families what item they need, almost all of them say: reusable water bottles because they expand the distance they can travel outside their current residence without spending money on water, tea, or coffee.
By sending a stainless steel bottle, you are doing more than helping a family in need. You are sending a powerful message of solidarity, compassion, community, and hope.
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Phil Cohen’s career in education and community building spans over four decades and is characterized by an unwavering commitment to fostering growth and connection. As the founder and CEO of Dugmah LLC and Prestige Prep, Phil has pioneered innovative approaches to religious and general studies, b’nei mitzvah preparations, and college readiness in New York.
Driven by a passion for forging meaningful relationships, Phil’s journey led him to collaborate with like-minded visionaries, including Beni and Simcha Cohen, as a co-founder and Chief Shidduch Maker at Mayever. Through his involvement, Phil seeks to facilitate encounters and alliances that enrich individuals and communities alike.
With Path2Tomorrow, Phil extends his expertise to support healing and restoration in the aftermath of the October 7 tragedies in Israel. His leadership in orchestrating tailor-made journeys for personal growth underscores his belief in the transformative potential of experiential learning and exploration. As the head of North American operations for Path2Tomorrow, Phil orchestrates initiatives that bridge continents, fostering solidarity and resilience across borders.
Born in Russia and raised in the picturesque landscapes of Mizpe Ramon, nestled within the Negev Desert of Israel, Beni Levin’s upbringing was infused with a profound appreciation for nature. Immigrating to Israel with his family in 1989, Beni quickly immersed himself in the vibrant culture and rugged beauty of his new homeland. It was amidst these desert vistas that Beni’s passion for outdoor exploration blossomed, leading him to traverse countless trails and embark on adventures that would shape his future.
Even during his high school years, Beni’s innate knack for leadership and his love for sharing the wonders of Israel with others became evident as he pursued licensure as a tour guide. Over the years, he has guided diverse groups ranging from youth and school excursions to family outings and organizational trips. This journey culminated in the founding of two sister travel companies, LET and Mayever, both of which emphasize the transformative power of travel as a catalyst for personal growth.
With Path2Tomorrow, Beni leverages his extensive network across Israel and his expertise in curating meaningful journeys to facilitate recovery and healing for those affected by adversity.
Yonatan Nir is an award-winning Israeli documentary filmmaker, producer, and creator of Docutherapy. The innovative style of therapy enables survivors to overcome trauma by participating in the creation of their own narrative. His films have won dozens of awards at festivals around the world. As a renowned speaker, he has delivered lectures about his pioneering approach at the United Nations, the Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles, and the Holocaust Museum in Montreal. Yonatan’s TED talk “Trauma and documentary filmmaking”.
Doron Marom is an expert in trauma therapy with [x] years of experience in clinical practice and nonprofit management. Since 2006 he has served as the Professional Manager `of Bshvil, a nonprofit that treats IDF soldiers with PTSD and other trauma-related disorders.
