13 Year Old Rachel
@jewishgirlprobs
“This is my daughter Chaya. In lieu of a grand Bat Mitzvah party, she chose to do a toy drive, and thanks to the generous help of friends and families who donated, we took a road trip together and delivered toys to 6 hospitals.”
“We hope to inspire others with the foundation that all of Judaism stands upon: kindness.” – Laky
“My name is Anabel Granger. I am currently 14 years old. I was raised in a home where Judaism was not taught very well for my mother was born Jewish, but my father was not. Growing up, I always felt a strong calling for Judaism but did not know how to act on it.”
“Being the only Jewish kid in my school, I was bullied and harassed by other kids. No one understood the enlightenment of Judaism, and therefore they could not understand what being Jewish meant. My mother and I went to shul on high holidays with my grandparents, but nothing more. Around […]
MAZAL TOV: A week before Shahar Greenspan’s bat mitzah ceremony, she was struck by a drunk driver, today at 18 years old she finally celebrates her Bat Mitzvah
A week before Shahar Greenspan’s bat mitzah ceremony, she was struck by a drunk driver, which left this young Israeli girl with significant brain damage. After the accident, her recovery came first, and her bat mitzvah was put on hold. But today, after a long road back to health, 18-year-old […]
THE BAT MITZVAH GIRL THAT GIVES BACK: Knock Knock Give A Sock
Meet Josie Jakubovic. Josie collected over 230 pairs for Knock Knock Give A Sock for her Bat Mitzvah at her school, Joseph Kushner Hebrew Academy. Knock Knock Give A Sock is a college-started initiative dedicated to collecting socks for those in need, and getting communities to work together to help those […]
MAZAL TOV: Israeli girl injured in firebomb attack celebrates Bat Mitzvah
Ayala Shapira,11, was seriously injured in a firebomb attack on December 25, 2014 while riding in the car with her father near the West Bank settlement of Maale Shomron. Source: www.timesofisrael.com
Soup Kitchen Bat Mitzvah
“My neighbor took his daughter to Israel in honor of her Bat Mitzvah. On the last day of her trip, they went to a soup kitchen so the Bat Mitzvah girl would learn about chesed firsthand. There they distributed 700 pekeluch (goody bags) to 700 children with a little note […]