Phyllis Bloom's Fundraiser
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Ralph Chadis
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Sandy Rose
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Daniel Freedman
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Chips Naparstek
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Cynthia Meyersburg
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Miriam Friedman
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Linda Skolnik
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Margery Ginsberg
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Marsha Chaskelson
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Lynn Herman-Atkins
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Carolyn Levy
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Daniel Bloom
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Phyllis Bloom
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Join me and help make a difference by donating and supporting my walk for Hadassah. Together, we can bring healing where it is most needed.
Here are just a few stories that have inspired me to be a Hadassah member, now for over 2 decades.
Hadassah Hospital provides state of the art medical care, research, and training. Internationally, Hadassah has provided disaster relief in Ukraine, after earthquakes in Turkey and Mexico, and in many other disaster settings.
Newsweek, Sept. 2023, has named the Hadassah Medical Organization (HMO) a world leader in oncology, the only medical center in Israel to receive that honor. For the fifth year in a row, the magazine has also named Hadassah one of the world's top hospitals in both cardiology and smart technology.
Hadassah's Youth Villages, Meir Shfeyah, and Hadassah Neurim, are sanctuaries that set at-risk children, young immigrants, such as Ukrainian and Ethiopian youth and native Israelis on the path to a successful future.
Recognizing the significant need for rehabilitation beds in Israel, Hadassah began construction on the Gandel Rehabilitation Center at Hadassah Hospital years ago, and accelerated the opening of the building's first phase after October 7. Now, the rehabilitation center has opened. With your support,10,000 patients a year will receive care through a full range of special treatments.
Just a small donation will go a long way to helping me meet my goal for Hadassah. if you would like to join me in the walk around the Chestnut Hill Reservoir, on September 22nd, please click on the link below to register.