ISEF Chairman Carlos Benaim's fascinating life journey, from the Moroccan port city of Tangier to developing the world's most iconic fragrances, is profiled in two major Israeli publications this summer.
Get Involved!
There are many ways to get involved with ISEF and ensure that we continue to provide opportunities for Israel’s disadvantaged youth.
Start by joining one of our Young Leadership committees:
Young Professionals
Meet other young Jewish professionals who share your love of Israel, enjoy professional networking opportunities, and take an active role in ISEF’s future. Whatever your interest or skill set, you can help ISEF grow through a wide range of initiatives: plan special events, develop marketing tools, advance ISEF’s visibility on Facebook and Twitter.
Email Adi Helfer at adi@isef.org to learn about the next Young Professionals meeting in your area.
Next Generation
Next Generation is a dynamic group of young families committed to supporting Israel’s future through the power of education. Our programs seek to enrich the lives of these young families with a uniquely Jewish and Israeli dimension.
Email Ofira Yaish at ofira@isef.org to learn more about Next Generation events.
Connect to ISEF in Israel
If you are planning a trip to Israel, studying abroad on an Israeli campus, or know someone who is, please contact us so that we can coordinate your visit to one of over 30 exciting projects happening in nearly a dozen communities all over Israel. Whether you are staying in Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, or Haifa – there are ISEF programs for university and college students, children, and youth that you can experience first hand.
Email Adi at adi@isef.org to learn how you can connect with ISEF in Israel and find out about volunteer opportunities during your Israel stay!
International Fellow Dr. Itsik Francis (above left, with former ISEF Chair Norman Belmonte) shared this, from two new ISEF supporters:
"They said they had never seen a foundation that behaves like a family. with such warm feeling. Perhaps we should change ISEF to 'International Sephardic Education Family'?”
