The alley athletes
We provide nutritious and healthy food for young people who practice in the Alley Athletic Club in south Tel Aviv-Jaffa, a professional non-profit club established as a social-capital project aimed at empowering girls and boys, aged 10-18, from disadvantaged neighborhoods, through professional sports activities.
We work to encourage these youth to engage in sports activities that help instill meaningful values that have value outside of the sports arena. We understand that a sports-social framework can change the course of life for girls and boys. It can create a sense of value, confidence, self-discipline and help them become better students, social leaders and professional athletes.
The alley athletes
We provide nutritious and healthy food for young people who practice in the Alley Athletic Club in south Tel Aviv-Jaffa, a professional non-profit club established as a social-capital project aimed at empowering girls and boys, aged 10-18, from disadvantaged neighborhoods, through professional sports activities.
We work to encourage these youth to engage in sports activities that help instill meaningful values that have value outside of the sports arena. We understand that a sports-social framework can change the course of life for girls and boys. It can create a sense of value, confidence, self-discipline and help them become better students, social leaders and professional athletes.
The alley athletes
We provide nutritious and healthy food for young people who practice in the Alley Athletic Club in south Tel Aviv-Jaffa, a professional non-profit club established as a social-capital project aimed at empowering girls and boys, aged 10-18, from disadvantaged neighborhoods, through professional sports activities.
We work to encourage these youth to engage in sports activities that help instill meaningful values that have value outside of the sports arena. We understand that a sports-social framework can change the course of life for girls and boys. It can create a sense of value, confidence, self-discipline and help them become better students, social leaders and professional athletes.
The alley athletes
We provide nutritious and healthy food for young people who practice in the Alley Athletic Club in south Tel Aviv-Jaffa, a professional non-profit club established as a social-capital project aimed at empowering girls and boys, aged 10-18, from disadvantaged neighborhoods, through professional sports activities.
We work to encourage these youth to engage in sports activities that help instill meaningful values that have value outside of the sports arena. We understand that a sports-social framework can change the course of life for girls and boys. It can create a sense of value, confidence, self-discipline and help them become better students, social leaders and professional athletes.
We provide nutritious and healthy food for young people who practice in the Alley Athletic Club in south Tel Aviv-Jaffa, a professional non-profit club established as a social-capital project aimed at empowering girls and boys, aged 10-18, from disadvantaged neighborhoods, through professional sports activities.
We work to encourage these youth to engage in sports activities that help instill meaningful values that have value outside of the sports arena. We understand that a sports-social framework can change the course of life for girls and boys. It can create a sense of value, confidence, self-discipline and help them become better students, social leaders and professional athletes.
The alley athletes
"Yahad" elementary school - Jesse Cohen neighborhood, Holon
The Orenstein Project supplies food products for nutrition lessons in "Yahad" school ("together"). This is an innovative state school for grades 1 - 6, which is located in "Jesse Cohen", poor neighborhood of Holon a city south of Tel- Aviv. This neighborhood is known for being riddled with violence. The neighborhood is known for having immigrants from both Ethiopia and the former Soviet Union.
The Orenstein Project together with the school initiated a project in which the children learn about nutrition, food ingredients and about the Israeli cuisine. The lessons are taught by school teachers in a kitchen set up in the school for that purpose.
Israel is a "melting pot" for many cultures. We believe that supporting this program will help these children obtain an education about nutrition and local healthy ingredients, and transfer their knowledge to their families