Growing up in Argentina amid chronic economic instability, Leticia and Eduardo developed a deep desire for a better future. They also discovered the power of local philanthropists investing in local causes. Over time, they were blessed with success and have since focused their efforts on giving others an equal chance.
Since 2001, Menora has worked with young people in the Jewish community of Buenos Aires through education, leadership training, community life, and social outreach. Thousands have taken part in its
Construction of six homes for families in the community is underway in Tanzania. Two of them are already well advanced. The project also includes the construction of a synagogue in
On June 24, two strong earthquakes struck Venezuela. In Caracas, the Hebraica, the city’s Jewish community center, opened its doors that same night and became an emergency shelter, housing 2,000
Yosef Haim Ohana, who survived 738 days in Hamas captivity, shared his story with the community at Menora’s Leticia & Eduardo Azar Youth Campus in Buenos Aires. He was joined
