From June 6-14, 2007 17 students from the University of Florida traveled to Kharkov and Konotop(Ukraine) where they joint their peers from Kharkov Hillel to paint apartments of Jewish in need, refurbish Jewish Community facilities within the limits of the Alternative Summer Break project. For the first time refurbishing of children playground in one of the Kharkov urban districts was included in the schedule. American students took place in the performance at the memorial ceremony in Drobitsky Yar realized by the students of Kharkov Hillel. They also met with the community leaders and local youth to discuss the challenges facing Ukrainian Jewry. This project is a partnership between JDC, University of Florida Hillel and Kharkov Hillel and is financially supported by the grants from the Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family Foundation and the Mandel L and Madeleine H. Berman Foundation. Monday, 11 June 2007
ALTERNATIVE SUMMER BREAK
From June 6-14, 2007 17 students from the University of Florida traveled to Kharkov and Konotop(Ukraine) where they joint their peers from Kharkov Hillel to paint apartments of Jewish in need, refurbish Jewish Community facilities within the limits of the Alternative Summer Break project. For the first time refurbishing of children playground in one of the Kharkov urban districts was included in the schedule. American students took place in the performance at the memorial ceremony in Drobitsky Yar realized by the students of Kharkov Hillel. They also met with the community leaders and local youth to discuss the challenges facing Ukrainian Jewry. This project is a partnership between JDC, University of Florida Hillel and Kharkov Hillel and is financially supported by the grants from the Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family Foundation and the Mandel L and Madeleine H. Berman Foundation. Monday, 21 May 2007
KHARKOV HILLEL 10 ANNIVERSARY

Monday, 2 April 2007
HILLEL PESACH PROJECT
On 2-8 of Apri the students of Hillel from Kharkov and Washington realized joint Pesach project in Kharkov (Ukraine). This project was held for the fifth time and became good tradition. 10 students from Washington and 30 students from Kharkov held 5 Pesach and model seders for more than 550 young and elderly people, for adult and children. Pesach programs was held in 15 'Warm and Open houses' of the Hesed. The students visited 82 elderly Jews, disabled persons and children at risk at their homes. American students knew the life of Kharkov Jewish community and their coevals in Ukraine.
Kharkov and Washington Hillel. Ice-breaking
Preparation to Seder
On 1 of April model seder was held for 150 chldren at risk and their parents
On 2 of April more than 120 people came to Hillel to seder for the community

On 3 of April more than 100 Kharkov Hillel students came to the wonderful and exciting student Pesach Seder
On 4 of April two model seders for 100 war veterans, former ghetto prisoners and 50 children at risk were held.
On 8 of April 20 students of Hillel took part in the model seder held together by youth Jewish organizations of the city

The students visited 46 elderly and needy Jews - clients of "Hesed", 36 children at risk, held Pesach programs in 13 "Warm" and "Open" houses and 2 programs in the "Club" of Hesed, worked in "Hesed" making bath seats
The students held wonderful Shabbath and Havdala together.
Funny programs in the bowling and "Marine club"
PICTURES
Wednesday, 14 March 2007
MOISHE'S PURIM PALOOZA
