Camp Naaleh is the Habonim Dror camp of the Tri-State and New England areas of North America. Its summer camp and year-round ken activities reflect the values of progressive Judaism and the Israeli kibbutz through an emphasis on sharing and community building. Na'aleh is a community in which campers work, play, sing, laugh, share, and grow together, and where everyone is respected for his or her unique traits and abilities.
Monday, February 1, 2010
Haiti Fundraiser Success
The Habonim for Haiti ken was a great success! 19 people showed up and we raised $300! The money is being donated to the American Jewish World Service (AJWS), a Jewish organization that works to help developing countries and has had relations with Haiti since before the earthquake. We had a great peulah where we discussed our responsibility as Jews and as Habonim Dror to help the people of Haiti as best we can. After the peulah we had a wonderful musicale/medurah where we sang songs and performed acts.



Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Habonim Helps Haiti
Join Ken Naaleh and friends for a fundraiser to help victims of the earthquake in Haiti.
Sunday January 31 ken Na'aleh is hosting a musicale/midura coffee house. All proceeds will go towards relief efforts in Haiti. Great refreshments will be served!!. If you have an act please contact someone from MADAOWTZ 09 (what up what up). BRING YOUR FRIENDS and if you want your family members are also welcome. Don't forget to bring some cash!
When: Sunday January 31 from 3pm to 6pm
Where: Town and Village Synagogue at 334 East 14th Street, New York
Sunday January 31 ken Na'aleh is hosting a musicale/midura coffee house. All proceeds will go towards relief efforts in Haiti. Great refreshments will be served!!. If you have an act please contact someone from MADAOWTZ 09 (what up what up). BRING YOUR FRIENDS and if you want your family members are also welcome. Don't forget to bring some cash!
When: Sunday January 31 from 3pm to 6pm
Where: Town and Village Synagogue at 334 East 14th Street, New York
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