Shalom.
We Are Project 24
A visionary platform transforming solidarity into action
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Born from the profound challenges of October 7th, we've transformed traditional support into dynamic partnership between Israeli and American Jewish communities. More than a platform, we're pioneering a new model where strengthening Israel and enriching Jewish community life happen simultaneously through carefully matched social and business initiatives.
Whether you're a community leader, passionate Zionist seeking meaningful ways to strengthen our shared future, Project 24 offers frameworks for genuine collaboration that create lasting impact for both communities.
Join us in building a more resilient Jewish future - together
Partners in Impact
Our Team
ANASHIM
Project 24's flagship people-to-people program, creates transformative connections between Israeli communities impacted by October 7th and American Jewish kehillot.
Through carefully curated delegations, we match participants with communities based on shared values and interests, creating experiences that go far beyond traditional missions. What begins as a delegation becomes mishpacha - forging lasting bonds that strengthen both communities for generations to come


RIPPLES
Simple everyday actions ripple into waves of lasting impact
Through innovative win-win initiatives, we connect American Jewish communities with Israeli communities in ways that create value for both sides
2B4
Two Israelis. Two American Rabbis. Four perspectives. One future.
2B4 sends young Israeli leaders on a transformative week-long journey, shadowing Reform and Conservative rabbis in their communities. Through total immersion in authentic American Jewish life, these future leaders experience firsthand how modern Judaism thrives in its diversity - not as visitors, but as temporary community members. Because understanding Jewish diversity isn't about explanation, it's about experience.