IF YOU WILL IT…

If you have benefited from AACI Services…

If you have enjoyed programs and events at AACI…

If you want to make your mark to promote North American Aliyah…

Consider remembering AACI in your will.  Bequests of any size will serve as a living memorial.

 AACI Volunteer Legal Professionals Will Assist You in

Fulfilling Your Personal Legacy to North American Aliyah

For confidential information contact Eileen Steinberg, AACI Director of Development

Email: esteinberg@aaci.org.il or phone: 5617151

CAMPAIGN FOR OVERSEAS MEMBERS  

AACI is conducting a campaign to increase ouroverseas membership. We urge our members to help us by informing us about potential overseas supporters. Please send us names of relatives and friends who might join AACI as overseas members. Your support, and that of your family and friends, will enable AACI to continue to provide its vital Aliyah and Klitah services and to maintain its high level of programming.

Please send names, addresses and E-mail addresses to AACI, P.O. Box 4337, Jerusalem 91042 or E-mail to info@aaci.org.il . We will then contact these people, tell them about AACI and ask them to help support our work by becoming an overseas member. Thank you for your interest and assistance.

AACI Donors Wall

Established by Louis Sand with a generous gift from the Claire Sand z"l Memorial Fund.

 Donating a plaque is a meaningful way to honor or memorialize a loved one.

All proceeds go to support AACI Programs and the Senior Outreach Division.

For further information, contact Eileen Steinberg at AACI,

esteinberg@aaci.org.il or 02 5617151.

 AACI’s Hai Society in Full Swing

AACI’s Hai Society consists of donors who contribute a minimum gift of $1000 annually.  Both by offering us guidance and providing financial support, this vital circle of friends give AACI the impetus and stamina to keep moving towards an exciting future.  Hai Society events provide the forum for our leadership to come together and share ideas while enjoying a pleasant evening.

Thursday, June 12^th, AACI celebrated our latest successful Hai Society event.  The event was called An Evening of Wine and Roses, and took place at the stunning home of Sarah Weinstein in Jerusalem’s Rechavia neighborhood.  Our wine expert Zvika Amitai of Zmora’s boutique Winery's gave an informative and entertaining presentation of they’re newest and best wines of which we all sampled.

After the wine tasting, introductions of all present were made, personal experiences of aliyah and visions of Israel were warmly shared and AACI important pre and post Aliyah work was praised. The finale was a beautiful guitar performance featuring improvisations on Spanish classical and flamenco guitar, and more, by AACI's own Yitzhak Gonzalez, a recent oleh. 

The wine tasting was accompanied by a rich and colorful smorgasbord in which everyone had a chance to enjoy and mingle.

Sarah Weinstein, AACI Vice-President of Development, with Hadas Sasson, AACI Jerusalem Executive Assistant

AACI Treasurer Judy Ann Cohen, Paul Edelstein and Don Edelstein, AACI Jerusalem Council Chairperson

Right to left: Ethel Hirsch, Herschel Binyamin, Zvika Amitai of Zmora Wines (front), guest Arthur Rosenberg and Doron Steinberg (Back), David London, AACI Executive Director, Sarah Weinstein, AACI Vice-President of Development, Shirley Weinstein, Dora Rosenberg, Jerusalem Council Board Members, Robert and Barbara Hammer.

Zvika Amitai of Zmora Wines addressing the group, Right to Left: Ethel Hirsch, Herschel Binyamin, Arthur Rosenberg, David London, AACI Executive Director, Shirley Weinstein and Dora Rosenberg.

AACI's own Itzhak Gonzales playing Spanish classical guitar

Judy Ann Cohen, AACI Treasurer raises a toast with David London, AACI Executive Director and Don Edelstein, AACI Jerusalem Council Chairperson