For my Bat Mitzvah, I was given the chance to think about what really matters to me and how I can make a difference.

I am raising money to create a warm, quiet rest area — a simple, welcoming space where the soldiers and members of the security team in Efrat can sit, breathe, and enjoy a cup of tea or coffee. 

In Hebrew, it’s called a Pina Chama, which means “a cozy corner.”

I realized that while I am celebrating a happy milestone, there are people my age who’s parents, siblings, and family are carrying very heavy things inside them. 

There's a newly developed therapy farm (Na'aleh Therapy Farm) in Efrat for soldiers and members of the security team to come to heal from experiences most of us can’t imagine.

Right now, there is no simple place for them to sit quietly, take a breath, and feel a moment of comfort.

It may sound small, but moments like these matter.

Sometimes, the most meaningful support comes from simple things:
warmth, calm, and knowing that someone cares.

When you are healing, feeling safe, seen, and appreciated can make all the difference.

By donating to my Bat Mitzvah project, you are helping me turn my celebration into an act of kindness and gratitude — and helping create a space that says thank you in the most human way.

If you are able to donate, I would really appreciate it. Even a small amount can help make this space possible.

Thank you for supporting me and for being part of my Bat Mitzvah journey.
Your donation truly makes a difference.

It means a lot to me, and it will mean a lot to them too.

🇮🇱 At the Unity Warriors 'Na'aleh Therapy Farm', something extraordinary is happening!

Animals rescued from neglect and abuse are finding safety, love, and renewal — while IDF soldiers battling trauma are finding their own path to healing - by caring for them.

These men and women, many of whom have faced the horrors of war and terrorism, now have the opportunity to rescue and rehabilitate abused animals while planting and

working the soil of Israel, restoring life where there were once only thorns and stones. Here they rebuild — hearts, lives, and land.

Every animal they rescue and nurture, every tree they plant, every enclosure they repair, is a living act of hope.

It’s not charity. It’s mutual restoration — the wounded caring for the wounded, the broken making each other whole.

Your 501(c)(3) charitable donation helps us:

• Rescue and rehabilitate abused animals.

• Provide daily trauma recovery therapy for IDF soldiers and terror victims.

• Expand our farm and plant new life on the land of Israel.

When you give, you’re not just helping one life — you’re helping two souls heal together.

Every donation saves lives — and heals the broken.