Last news and events from volunteer centers
From December 25 to January 2, the Jewish people celebrated the bright holiday of Hanukkah – a time of miracles, light, and joy.
Immersive exhibition dedicated to Holocaust Remembrance Day: Passing on memory through interaction.
In Pavlodar, the paper recycling project continues its work in 2025.
On January 20th, the coordinators of the Volunteer Center shared its activities and plans for 2025 in a live broadcast.
A volunteer initiative brought together active retirees, schoolchildren, and members of community families.
A series of significant events were held in Tiraspol to commemorate the victims of the Holocaust.
20 Hanukkah letters were written, and 20 Hanukkah gifts were prepared!
During Hanukkah week, a creative workshop was held for senior community members.
Two grand events brought together golden and silver-age volunteers, youth, and families!
Volunteer of the Year 2024: Inspiration, Gratitude, and Moldovan Charm
There is a beautiful tradition during Sukkot to visit one another.
On October 20, 2024, a concert celebrating the holidays of the month of Tishrei took place.
On October 15, 2024, the opening of the exhibition took place at the Gomel Community House.
In Vitebsk, a campaign to improve the memorial site was held as part of the project "Preserving Memory – A Path to the Future."
To mark the celebration of the year 5785, an annual event was held for members of the community.
A charity event took place in Vitebsk for September 1st.
In the fall, volunteers held the "Volunteer School for Teenagers" course, which became a true starting point for the youth of AJT.
On the eve of Rosh Hashanah, representatives of the senior generation from our community gathered on the banks of the Dniester River.
From September 20 to 22, 2024, an extraordinary festival took place near Minsk, bringing together volunteers from Minsk, Bobruisk, Gomel, and Vitebsk.
The beginning of the year 5785 in Tashkent has been marked by numerous festive events for both clients and volunteers.
Together with RVC volunteers, coordinators marked City Day in an unusual and engaging way—by organizing a thrilling quest for participants!