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Jun 28, 2022

Fall in Love Again…in Israel


Honeymoon Israel (HMI) is now accepting applications for its January 5-15, 2023 trip, open to young couples with at least one Jewish partner who together wish to explore Israel and their connection to Judaism for nine “exhilarating, romantic and memorable” days. Those selected will journey with 19 other couples from the Miami area in an immersive travel experience through our Jewish homeland, intended to instill in participants the knowledge and desire to build a diverse, inclusive Jewish community at home. Says HMI veteran Katie Miller, who participated this past March, “My husband is Jewish and it was an amazing opportunity to be immersed in Jewish culture and religion. I am a seasoned traveler and this was probably the best trip I have been on.” The deadline to apply for next year’s trip is Thursday, July 28. To learn more, click here or contact Nicole Erdfrocht, Young Leadership Division Director, at [email protected] or 786.866.8448. You may also RSVP here for a virtual informational session on Monday, July 18 at 7 p.m.

Helping Kibbutz Or HaNer Heal


Helping Kibbutz Or HaNer Heal


Over three years, a total of $750,000 will be allocated to help residents heal from the economic and physical losses and trauma of October 7.

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Prioritizing Mental Health at Camp

Prioritizing Mental Health at Camp

Camper Care helps camper groups deal with their emotions and build coping strategies while BeWell trainings give camp staff the tools to respond to campers’ emotional needs.

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Western Negev Building Project Launches

Western Negev Building Project Launches

Federation President and CEO Scott Kaufman was one of hundreds of Jewish community leaders from around the world to recently attend the cornerstone-laying ceremony of the Western Negev Building Project in Israel — an initiative to bring up to 1,000 new housing units to the area.

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Ukraine’s Resilient Jewish Community

Ukraine’s Resilient Jewish Community

Ukrainian Jews continue to rely on the Federation system for emergency aid, food, medicine, trauma support, Jewish education and communal connection.

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