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The Library’s collection includes half a million printed books in a variety of languages (Hebrew, English, French and Russian), audiobooks, e-books, CDs, online databases, and more. The Cultural Center at Beit Ariela offers a variety of lectures in literature, arts, Judaism, cinema and dance, as well as several interdisciplinary studies. Built thanks to the generosity of Benno Gitter, a founding member of the Tel Aviv Foundation, it is named in memory of his loving daughter Ariela.

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CULTURE

Tel Aviv’s Oldest Secondary School Revamped with New Stand-alone Art’s Auditorium

Building a State-of-the-Art Auditorium for one of Israel’s Most Historic High Schools

Project: An arts auditorium will be added to the Hebrew Gymnasia Herzliya Hebrew School which is sure to serve as a cultural landmark for the decades to come. Objective: Establish a new auditorium for school-sponsored events. The auditorium will also allow for external events to utilize the facility. Need: A historic Tel Aviv High School does not have […]

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WELFARE

Building a New Old Age Home for the Growing Senior Population of Tel Aviv

ZANGWILL SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER FOR THE COGNITIVELY IMPAIRED

Project: Building a new old age home for the growing senior population of the city of Tel Aviv. Objective: The center will cater to the cognitively impaired population and add additional space for the daily activities of the adjacent Mitchell center. Need: Provide greater support for the growing senior citizen community in Tel Aviv-Yafo. Impact: Cater to some […]

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WELFARE

Early Childhood Caregiver Training Program: Creating Safe Play Spaces for Children in a High-distress Community

Mesila - Training for "Babysitters" within the Asylum's Seekers Community

Project: Intervention and training in pirate ‘babysitter’ facilities, the only childcare for children ages 0-3 which many asylum seeker families can afford. Objective: Improve conditions in early childhood pirate ‘babysitter’ facilities by upskilling caregivers and providing much-needed equipment and therapies for the children. Need: Municipal workers who interface with the asylum seeker community report a desperate need to […]

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