Volunteer 4-6 hours/day in areas of need such as: 

• Logistical Centers: package food & clothing for displaced communities, security service, etc.
• Agriculture: Assist farmers harvesting crops so they don’t go to waste and can be donated to those who are in need now more than ever.
• Connect: Beyond volunteering, we’ll visit the border communities, stand in solidarity with the families of the hostages, and get to know a group of Israeli peers. 

• Age range: 22-40 
• Most prior Israel experience OK. 
  • Identifying as Jewish
  • English-Speaking 
  • Valid Passport

Note: Volunteer participation will not affect your future eligibility for Birthright Israel, Onward, or Masa programs.  

• Partial Flight Reimbursement of $1,000 (see registration page for more details)  
• Tel Aviv hotel accommodations near the beach
• Breakfast, lunch on volunteer days, Shabbat dinner and a group farewell dinner
• Basic stipend for meals
• Volunteering projects
• Local medical insurance
• Staff escorts
• Social & educational activities
• Volunteer and tour in the impacted border communities   

• Participation requires a non-refundable $50 USD registration fee and a $250 USD security deposit, which is refundable if you are in good standing at the end of the program. 
• Housing, transportation to and from volunteer placements, transportation to and from the airport, health insurance, and organized activities are all included in the cost of the program. A modest stipend of $100 USD per week for food is also provided. Housing in conventional hotel accommodations.
• You are responsible for travel to and from Israel. A flight reimbursement is available – $1,000 flight subsidy.  

While these are difficult days in Israel, this organized volunteering initiative will proceed only if we are confident in being able to provide a safe and meaningful travel experience. Rest assured that we provide 24 x 7 staff supervision, all of our accommodations are equipped with “safe rooms”, and we travel together as a group for organized programming.