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Mar 15, 10
Here are Two Cool Bar Mitzvah projects that made a real difference!
To celebrate their Bar Mitzvot in a meaningful way, two recent BneiMitzvah chose to share their joy with the severely disabled children of Aleh.
Sam Cohen of Guilford, Connecticut threw on his baker’s hat and baked up a storm for ... more
| Feb 15, 10
Emotions ran deep at the moving Bar Mitzvah ceremony held at the Kotel on Thursday, February 4th.
It was the Bar Mitzvah of a special set of twins – connected not biologically but through love and kindness and true Jewish commitment to help the weak and needy.
Ariel Schwartz of New Jersey ... more
| Jan 25, 10
In what has become beloved tradition, a group of some 50 students, faculty and parents from The Yeshiva of Flatbush Joel Braverman High School, led by Rabbi Naftali Besser,recently visited Aleh’s Jerusalem Center.
The group first received a short orientation from Aleh’s staff about the center, its goals and the ... more
| Jul 14, 09
When a child becomes Bar or Bat Mitzvah, it is a milestone celebrating maturity and responsibility, both for the young celebrant and his or her family.
But when the child is one with special needs, whose physical and cognitive disabilities seem to preclude any new developments, the occasion may take ... more
| May 11, 09 
Ariel and Natalie Displaying Their Delicious Cookies |
When Ariel Leff and Natalie Weinberg heard about Aleh, they quickly realized the importance of an organization dedication to caring for the most vulnerable population in Israel. But how did these two seniors at the SAR High School in Riverdale, NY make a difference from halfway across the world? By ... more
| Apr 15, 08
On April 4, Aleh Negev residents were delighted to join in the bar mitzvah celebration of Daniel Sobin of Atlantic Beach, NY.
Daniel, his parents, Debby and Stephen Sobin, and brother Jason came to spend Pesach in Israel in honor of the occasion. On Wednesday of Chol Hamoed they made the hour ... more
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