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Mitzvah Projects

Preparing for a bar or bat mitzvah? Consider a Mitzvah Project to support the Beber Camp Annual Fund and help ensure that no camper is denied a summer experience at Beber due to financial need.

There are many ways to participate in a Beber Mitzvah Project:

  • Ask family and friends to donate to the Beber Camp Annual Fund in addition to or in place of gifts
  • Provide them with this link where they can honor you with their donation: https://bebercamp.wpengine.com/donate/
  • Donate a designated portion, such as 18%, of cash gifts to the Annual Fund
  • Create items to sell (such as jewelry or baked goods or Beber Swag) and donate the proceeds to the Annual Fund
  • Participate in a virtual sporting event (live when safe to do so) and solicit family and friends to sponsor your participation through donations to the Annual Fund
  • Create an event at a local restaurant or retail store where a percentage of proceeds go to the Annual Fund. Even with Covid, your friends and family can use curbside pickup and support local businesses too!

Examples

Sammy Frankel

For Sammy’s Bat Mitzvah Project, she donated a portion of her gifts to the Beber Camp Annual Fund. Additionally, she encouraged guests to make separate donations in honor of her becoming a Bat Mitzvah. See Sammy’s note here: Sammy Frankel Mitzvah Project and include this link: https://bebercamp.wpengine.com/donate/ where your friends and family can honor you with their gift.

David Bornstein

For David’s Bar Mitzvah Project, he chose to support Beber Camp’s Scholarship Fund by hosting a basketball tournament. He charged a fee for participation as well as snacks, and all the money raised went to Beber Camp. Consider a virtual event – Baskets for Beber, HORSE, you name it!

“I want other people who may not be able to go to camp due to financial issues to be able to have the same great Beber experiences that I had had and look forward to every summer.”

Louie Berman

Louie raised money for Beber’s Scholarship Fund through selling Louie’s MItzvah Mandelbread. He sold chocolate chip and pistachio flavors. Louie loves cooking and wanted to support Beber while doing one of his favorite activities.

“I decided to dedicate my mitzvah project to Beber because I have gone to Beber since fourth grade, and I love going to camp because it makes me feel like I’m home when I’m there and around all of my friends. I want other kids to have the same experience I do.”

Kate Shapiro

Kate raised money for Beber’s Scholarship Fund by partnering with Portillo’s for an event. She set up a time and date where a percentage of proceeds would benefit the Annual Fund when guests mentioned Beber. See Kate’s event invitation here: Kate Shapiro_Portillo’s