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AMIT Mother in Israel campaign shines light on 24/7 empowerment program

The program transforms Israeli children’s lives after the school day ends.

AMIT students learning in the classroom.
AMIT students learning in the classroom.

As Mother’s Day approaches, AMIT, a nonprofit organization that has been a leader in Israel’s education system for over 98 years, announces the launch of its annual Mother in Israel fundraising campaign, which supports the vital work done by AMIT’s 24/7 after-school empowerment program for Israeli teenagers facing significant personal and societal challenges. The 2023 Mother in Israel campaign launches now and runs through the live Mother in Israel event on June 8.

For many teens in Israel, the end of the school day means facing a host of obstacles, including food insecurity, family instability, and personal crises. AMIT’s 24/7 program offers a safe and supportive environment where students can receive personalized tutoring and academic support, and engage in a range of extracurricular activities, empowering them to overcome adversity and reach their full potential.

“AMIT’s 24/7 after-school empowerment program has been a lifeline for 40,000 Israeli teens, providing a nurturing environment where they can learn, grow, and thrive after school,” said AMIT President Audrey Axelrod Trachtman. “Recognizing your mother, grandmother, daughter or friends this Mother’s Day as an AMIT Mother in Israel makes a special gift that helps fund the critical work done by our 24/7 program.”

The Mother in Israel campaign highlights the impact that AMIT’s 24/7 program has had on the lives of countless Israeli teens, including Shimon*, a former 24/7 student from Lod. Despite facing disciplinary challenges in school, Shimon discovered his love for cycling and combat fitness through the program and received personalized tutoring to help him achieve his academic goals. He went on to become the first person in his family to graduate from high school, completed an elite IDF unit trial and was accepted into a paratrooper reconnaissance unit.

With the support of donors, AMIT’s 2023 Mother in Israel campaign aims to ensure that every Israeli teen has access to the opportunities and support offered by AMIT’s 24/7 after-school empowerment program. From leadership and community-building to personalized learning, technology, science, and the arts, the program provides a wide range of tools and resources to help students overcome challenges and reach their full potential.

“We invite everyone to join us in supporting this important initiative and helping to create a brighter future for the next generation of Israeli citizens,” said Trachtman. “Together, we can make a real difference in the lives of these young people and their families.”

To learn more about AMIT’s Mother in Israel campaign and how to support the 24/7 program, visit: https://amitchildren.org/motherinIsrael/.

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Founded in 1925, AMIT serves 40,000 students annually across 87 schools in 29 cities throughout Israel. AMIT welcomes all children, helping them realize their potential while strengthening Israeli society through education. This nurturing occurs within a framework of innovation, academic excellence, and Jewish values. For more information, visit: www.amitchildren.org.
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