In the News

News and activities from our centers in Russia, Israel, and the USA

A Gift of Light

A Gift of Light

Philanthropist Dr. Alex Rovt sponsored a newly dedicated Sefer Torah to the Chamah – Bet Yosef Jewish Community Center in Kishinev, Moldova. This meaningful gift strengthens Jewish life for the many students and refugees who find support, learning, and a sense of home at the center
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Purim Costume Loan

Purim Costume Loan

Purim is a time of joy, celebration, and of course—costumes! Each year, families look forward to dressing up, but for many, the cost of multiple costumes can be a burden. Our annual Purim costume loan event ensures that every child can take part in the festivities, choosing from a wide selection of costumes and accessories
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Purim Event for Single Women

Purim Event for Single Women

In honor of the upcoming Purim holiday, Chamah hosted an inspiring event for single mothers and divorced women, offering them an evening filled with encouragement, connection, and joy. Through heartfelt words, a powerful keynote, and an uplifting percussion workshop, participants found renewed energy and support.
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Oct. 7th Orphans Trip

Oct. 7th Orphans Trip

A group of twelve boys, orphans from October 7th and the ensuing war, embarked on a meaningful 10-day journey across the United States. They visited major cities, met with Jewish communities, and engaged with dignitaries, including Israel’s ambassador to the U.S., who shared in their grief and offered heartfelt words of support. The trip combined exciting adventures with moments of deep connection, honoring the legacy of their heroic parents.
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Tu Bishvat Holiday

Tu Bishvat Holiday

Chamah celebrated Tu B'shvat at our centers in Israel and Russia, bringing joy and learning to children and families. With creative workshops and care packages for families, it was a truly meaningful time for the Chamah community. Tu B'shvat, the New Year of Trees, is a time to celebrate nature and its significance in Jewish tradition. It marks the day when the age of trees is determined for tithing and signifies the transition between past and future harvests.
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