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It’s been an amazing year of learning, exploring and fun in Leshomra’s Great Outdoors after-school program. See exactly what the boys have been up to!

After months of enjoying nature through Leshomra’s Great Outdoors program, these boys decided it was time to give back.

Check out the juicy vegetables that Israeli kids – both Charedim and non-Charedim – are growing in the heart of the city – Thanks to Leshomra!

Building on our success with over 4,000 Charedi children aged 4-8, Leshomra can now expand to the 9-13 age group. We need your help to do this ASAP.

Kindergarten teacher B. Cohen was so impressed by the impact Leshomra’s program was having on her students, that she decided to take it a step further.

Not only do they grow their own greens, but they eat them too. See the girls in action in this delightful photo gallery.

Leshomra challenged Charedi kids around Israel to create scarecrows out of recycled materials. Can you spot the Jewish ones?

An old boot, broken doll strollers and empty plastic bottles – watch them transformed into beautiful gardens by kids and teachers in Charedi schools.

Leshomra’s staff, volunteers, supporters and participants share why they’re excited to be part of this initiative. Please tell us why you support us too!

This delightful true story happened last week in the Jerusalem Charedi neighborhood of Sanhedria. It shows Leshomra’s impact beyond what we can measure.

Leshomra’s “Our Little Farm” green education program is now happening in Charedi kindergartens in Jerusalem. Watch us grow potatoes and other vegetables.

Help us bring Leshomra’s successful green education program to Charedi schools and kindergartens in Beit Shemesh in 2017.

What happens when 70 Charedi teachers gather to learn about growing food and ecology for the first time? An eye-opening discussion and some amazing news!