If you have the desire to give, we make it easy and accessible to find your way.
For example, you can help distribute food, support Holocaust survivors, or take part in national aid campaigns.
Students living in Israel?
Over 38,000 annual volunteers
Did you know?
Over 38,000 annual volunteers
Did you know?
Students living in Israel?
Choosing Latet means your Mitzvah Project will make a real difference. You’ll be helping people in need across Israel, like families struggling to put food on the table or Holocaust survivors who deserve dignity and care. It’s a chance to do something meaningful, connect with Jewish values like Tzedakah (charity) and Tikkun Olam and start your journey into Jewish adulthood by giving back. You won’t just be celebrating a milestone. You’ll be changing lives.
We offer support and guidance as you choose a project that reflects who you are and what you care about.
Choosing Latet means your Mitzvah Project will make a real difference. You’ll be helping people in need across Israel, like families struggling to put food on the table or Holocaust survivors who deserve dignity and care. It’s a chance to do something meaningful, connect with Jewish values like Tzedakah (charity) and Tikkun Olam and start your journey into Jewish adulthood by giving back. You won’t just be celebrating a milestone. You’ll be changing lives.
We offer support and guidance as you choose a project that reflects who you are and what you care about.
“School of Giving” is a program created by Latet that connects students and youth in schools and informal education frameworks to meaningful action, empathy, and volunteering through a variety of important, creative, and fun initiatives.
About 400 educational frameworks nationwide participate in seven annual projects: food drive operations during Rosh Hashanah and Passover, Latet in Purim, Latet Youth Thank You Day, and many more.
The program is recognized by the Ministry of Education as a meaningful way for social involvement.
