Hearts of Solidarity Campaign

A United Effort for Healing

Join us in wearing the Heart of Solidarity

Background

The Hearts of Solidarity campaign was created in response to the tragic events of October 7th. A dedicated group of women, deeply connected to Israel, initiated this campaign to foster unity and provide essential aid to Israel's most vulnerable communities. Their vision was to create a symbol of solidarity that would resonate globally, uniting people in support of Israel during this challenging time.


The Campaign

The centerpiece of the campaign is the Heart of Solidarity Necklace. This necklace is more than just a piece of jewelry; it represents resilience, unity, and collective support. Each necklace sold directly contributes to the Summit Institute's initiatives, which have been providing crucial mental health services and support since 1973. All Funds will go directly to support the creation of the Hearts of Solidarity Treatment Center at the Summit Institute House. 


Success and Impact

The Hearts of Solidarity campaign has achieved remarkable success. Thousands of individuals worldwide have joined the movement, proudly wearing their necklaces as a testament to their support. The campaign has not only raised essential funds but also created a powerful community united by their love for Israel and commitment to helping those in need.


Funds raised through the campaign will directly support the creation of a Community Treatment Center at the Summit House. 


This innovative development is a new building for Summit that will consolidate many of Summit's projects under one roof


The Heart's of Solidarity Center will feature, among other things, a dedicated space for community rehabilitation following conflict. This space will include treatment rooms specifically designed to help those impacted by the wars in the south and north of Israel, offering immediate relief and psychological care.

Foster care for children at risk

Treatment and rehabilitation for the mentally injured

Parent center for teenagers

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