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Helps to make Jewish education and Jewish camping affordable, stands up for Israel, and connects people socially and culturally to their heritage in countless ways. We respond to emergencies near and far, from Haiti to the Jersey shore.
In addition, other primary Federation functions include community planning and research, community relations, leadership development and philanthropic planning and endowment programs. The Federation’s overseas programs and activities create “living” bridges between Jews in Cleveland and Jews around the world. A global community has been transformed into a tightly knit, cohesive family through programs that offer unique opportunities for direct and personal connections to individuals and organizations in Israel, the former Soviet Union, and other locations around the world. The Federation is currently BTF’s major funder.

The largest and leading academic college of education in northern Israel, providing undergraduate and post graduate studies, as well as courses for continuing professional development. The KAMA division of Oranim is special unit specialising in civics, public administration and community development. BTF joined Oranim in 2005 and is now part of the KAMA division.

A Jewish Agency program connecting some 550 Jewish communities in the Diaspora with 45 Israel Partnership areas. The partnership helps the region deal with its changing education and welfare needs, supports the economic development and facilitates a wide range of relationship-building activities. BTF works together with P2G in Beit Shean and the Valley of Springs. P2G in Beit Shean and the Valley of Springs is funded by the Jewish Agency and the Jewish Federation of Cleveland.

The Rashi is one of the leading private philanthropies in Israel. Since 1984, we have been working with our partners to promote social mobility and equal opportunity in Israel’s geo-social periphery, with a focus on the educational and social welfare systems. (Partners in the local leadership program of Beit Shean).

Atudot Tzafon is a partnership between the Israel Division of the Prime Minister's Office, Maoz organization and the Russell Berry Foundation, which aims to face of the biggest challenges in the northern region in the fields of health, employment, and local space – through an action model that relies on the integration of the three partners. (Partners in the local leadership program of Beit Shean).