Passover @ Zion Orphanage
The journey from slavery to freedom
About Zion Orphanage
Founded in 1899, Zion Orphanage is the world's oldest continuously running Jewish orphanage. We provide more than 200 orphaned, homeless and disadvantaged children and youth, ages 3-22, with the highest standards of a warm, stable environment – driven by our belief in the greatness of every human being.Click here to learn more
Passover is the festival of freedom, a time to recall the Jewish journey from slavery to freedom.
The Haggadah tells of the Four Children, each with a unique way of engaging. Even though some may feel distant or lost, every child has a seat at the table – to feel cherished, celebrated, and part of the Jewish family.
The Seder concludes with the joyful cry of “Next year in Jerusalem” – reassuring every child that redemption, unfolding before our eyes, celebrates not only our national past, but their own personal future.
Freedom and belonging are gifts meant for all. Your donation sends a message of love to grateful children in Jerusalem.
The Zion Orphanage is a registered seif 46 tax-deductible charity in Israel and a non-profit recognized as tax-exempt by the IRS under Section 501(c)(3). Donations are tax-deductible in the U.S., Canada, UK and Israel.