Campers2Gether supports Israeli kids who were impacted by October 7 and the ensuing wars by bringing them to Jewish summer camps worldwide where they can build connections with their Jewish peers abroad. Created by The Jewish Agency in 2024, the program provides a healing respite to the Israeli campers and the opportunity to form life-changing relationships while boosting their resilience.
Get involved and support Campers2Gether! Here are ways you can be a part of the life-changing program and resources to help:

Partner with your local Jewish Federation to share the program’s impact, using stories and materials to increase awareness and support.

Gather community leaders for an introduction to Campers2Gether to inspire support and involvement, inviting speakers to share the program’s impact.

Invite speakers, including your local Shaliach or a Jewish Agency representative, to share stories that bring the impact of Campers2Gether to life at a local event open to the community.

Organize care packages to foster connections and show Israeli campers support from your local community.

See firsthand the incredible impact the Campers2Gether experience has on Israeli and North American teens by visiting a local camp participating in the program.
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Local Shaliach or Representative, Jewish Agency North America Leadership, Jewish Agency Global/Israeli Leadership (based on availability)
Influencer Montana Tucker visited with Campers2Gether participants, witnessing firsthand the healing power of camp.

eJewish Philanthropy
When I recently had the privilege of visiting a Jewish summer camp in Pennsylvania, what I witnessed was far more than the typical camp joy. I saw healing. I saw unity.

JNS
Campers2Gether will bring 700 Israeli teenagers from the country’s southern and northern confrontation lines to Jewish overnight camps throughout North America.

eJewish Philanthropy
Initially started to provide respite for Israeli kids from war-town areas, Campers2Gether has proven an effective way to boost Israel-Diaspora ties.

St. Louis Jewish Light
Camp Ben Frankel is hoping to welcome up to 50 Israeli children this summer, up from the 18 it hosted last summer, thanks to a fundraising campaign.