INVEST IN A JEWISH CHILD
MAKE A DIFFERENCE TODAY!
At Camp Gan Israel we light the fire within every Jewish child, fostering a lifelong passion for Judaism through a dynamic blend of exciting activities. From swimming and sports to trips, shows, yoga, art, Krav Maga, and culinary arts- a summer at Camp Gan Israel fills up every child with joy and love for their heritage. Our programs are designed to instill a deep sense of Jewish pride, while cultivating personal growth, nurturing lasting connections and friendships, and creating unforgettable memories that will be cherished for a lifetime.
Now more than ever, we need to come together to strengthen the Jewish nation beginning with the most integral element, our children, and give them the opportunity to ignite their inner spark.
You can make a great impact in the life of a child!
Gift a child in our neighborhood the chance to immerse in a warm, joyous, Jewish atmosphere filled with exciting activities, and provide them with an unforgettable experience this summer with your contribution.
Partner with us in raising $36,000 for camp scholarships. 100% of your donation and support goes directly to a child's scholarship and will make a tangible, and lifelong, difference in their lives.
Thank you for your consideration and may G-d bless you tenfold.
Sponsor a child for a week $450
Sponsor a child for a Summer $3,600
Rabbi Moshe & Cheved Krasnjansky
Camp Gan Israel Directors
Chabad Young families UES
Best camp in the city!
Keep up your great work!!!
Keep up the fantastic work
Hatzlacha rabba
Love you guys!! Thanks for what you’re doing for the Jewish people!
We love you and are so inspired by your hard work! Continued strength and success!
Kol Hakavod to Rabbi Moshe and Chanie Krasnjansky and staff for such a wonderful camp!
Love you guys!
Keep it up!
Go Moishy!
To my camp days at Surprise Lake Camp.
Hatzlocha! Love you guys
INCREDIBLE WORK!!!
IN MEMORY OF OUR DEAR FATHER
DOVID NACHMAN BEN MOSHE
In the memory of Heather Conn Hendel Z'L
In memory of my grandparents, builders and defenders of Zion
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