A HOME FOR OUR NEXT GENERATION
Just as my ancestors planted for me,
I, too, am planting for my descendants.
Talmud, Taanit 23a:15
join the movement
Stand with Hillel at ASU as we create a space where students feel protected, seen, and inspired--
A place where Jewish identity can thrive boldly, freely, and unapologetically.
A $10 million naming gift from the Levine Family Foundation, with a matching component, means that our new state-of-the-art center for Jewish life is within reach. With this gift, the Levine family has made one of the largest single gifts to a Hillel across the United States. As we proceed, we hold immense gratitude for the Levine family's tremendous generosity and investment in our collective Jewish future.
A place where Jewish identity can thrive boldly, freely, and unapologetically.
A $10 million naming gift from the Levine Family Foundation, with a matching component, means that our new state-of-the-art center for Jewish life is within reach. With this gift, the Levine family has made one of the largest single gifts to a Hillel across the United States. As we proceed, we hold immense gratitude for the Levine family's tremendous generosity and investment in our collective Jewish future.
|
|
SEIZE THE MOMENT
More than 85 percent of all American college-age Jews attend an institution of higher education. At Arizona State University, home to an estimated 4,000 Jewish students, Hillel plays a critical role in shaping the college experience. As students face the demands of classes, new responsibilities, and personal growth, Hillel offers a supportive community and a space to explore Jewish identity. Through immersive experiences like Birthright Israel, Israel education, and student-led Shabbat and holiday celebrations, Hillel empowers students with the confidence, knowledge, and leadership skills to shape their own Jewish journeys.
The conversation about ASU Hillel’s new home is no longer simply about size or decor–it’s about safety and survival.
Modern safety. Inclusive access. A true home for Jewish life.
A flexible, inclusive design will welcome a diverse student body and catalyze learning, connection, and celebration.
It will be home to:
The conversation about ASU Hillel’s new home is no longer simply about size or decor–it’s about safety and survival.
Modern safety. Inclusive access. A true home for Jewish life.
A flexible, inclusive design will welcome a diverse student body and catalyze learning, connection, and celebration.
It will be home to:
- Educational opportunities and workshops in the classrooms
- Vibrant social gatherings
- Festive rooftop Sukkot and Shabbat celebrations, under the stars
- Kabbalat Shabbat and High Holiday services in the chapel
- Counseling, spiritual guidance, or emotional support with the Rabbi
- An interfaith event in the social hall, planned and hosted by the Jewish Agency Israel Fellow and students
- Student leadership meetings in the conference rooms
- Study tables and nooks filled with students working alone and on group projects
|
|
