What they call their work
What they do
-
Jewish Textual and Educational Publishing 3 activities
- Distribute Jewish educational print and digital publicationsDistributes a monthly magazine (28,000 copies), a weekly Shabbat pamphlet (19,000 copies), and digital newsletters to over 90,000 subscribers, featuring articles, lessons in Jewish law, advice, and organizational bulletins.
- Operate 24-hour Jewish television channelOperates a 24-hour television channel broadcasting Jewish programs, Torah lectures, and children's content free of charge via satellite and cable, except on Shabbat and holidays. The channel reaches an estimated 322,000 Israeli viewers daily.
- Provide online access to Jewish religious contentOperates a website offering 24-hour access to video lectures, articles, and spiritual guidance on Judaism, receiving approximately 1.5 million monthly visitors. The site complements the organization's media outreach by providing on-demand religious content.
-
-
Jewish Holiday and Shabbat Community Events 1 activity
- Deliver in-person Jewish education and community eventsHosts workshops, seminars, conferences, and special events—including Shabbat getaways and large-scale gatherings—on topics such as relationships, parenting, and personal empowerment. In 2015, engaged over 91,000 participants across the country, including an event attended by over 10,000 women at Nokia Stadium.
-
-
Pregnancy Decision Counseling and Support 1 activity
- Provide crisis support to prevent abortionsPrevented 473 abortions in 2015 through support services for pregnant women, offering counseling and resources aligned with religious values.
-
-
Halachic Guidance and Education Services 1 activity
- Provide religious counseling and guidance via phone and emailOffers monthly counseling and religious guidance to approximately 15,000 callers through a dedicated phone service and responded to approximately 36,000 questions about Jewish law, outlook, and philosophy via email in the past year.
-
-
Jewish Religious Education and Outreach 1 activity
- Support Jewish identity and family observanceEngages in outreach to Jews unfamiliar with basic prayers and supports 9,500 families in adopting the laws of family sanctity through education on family purity, aiming to preserve Jewish identity and continuity.
-
-
Uncategorized 1 activity
- Maintain organizational infrastructure for religious outreachOperates a headquarters with over 30 departments and offices and a staff of over 90 personnel to support nationwide religious education and media programming.
-
Who runs it
- ARON GANCFRIED — TRUSTEE
Who they work with
- Ha'Mekubal Rav Dovid Batzri Partner — Personally acknowledges Hidabroot’s activities and blesses its donors.
- Hidabroot Partner — Operates Project IMAH in partnership with American Friends Of Hidabroot From Heart To Heart to support pregnant women.
- Hidabroot Channel Partner — Israel-based television channel focused on Judaism that the organization supports.
- Rav Aryeh Leib Steinman Partner — Endorses Hidabroot and encourages support for the organization.
- Rav Chaim Kanievsky Partner — Reviews outcomes of Hidabroot programming and affirms donor merit.
- Rav Dovid Batzri Partner — Featured speaker at the Hidabroot Chizuk event.
- Rav Dovid Yosef Partner — Featured speaker at the Hidabroot Chizuk event.
- Rav Michel Yehudah Lefkowitz Partner — Recognizes Hidabroot's work and encourages publicizing their efforts.
- Rav Ovadia Yosef Partner — Expresses appreciation for Hidabroot's impact on the Jewish people.
- Rav Shmuel Wosner Partner — Supports Hidabroot's mission and encourages financial contributions.
- Rav Yosef Shalom Elyashiv Partner — Advises Hidabroot on activities and affirms their mission.
- Rav Zamir Cohen Partner — Featured speaker and interviewer at the Hidabroot Chizuk event.
- The Belzer Rebbe Partner — Expresses strong endorsement of Hidabroot’s effectiveness in spreading Jewish observance.
- The Chief Rabbi of Israel Partner — Featured participant at the Hidabroot Chizuk event.
- The Novominsker Rebbe Partner — Identifies with Hidabroot’s mission and pledges support for its work.
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Kiruv-Centered Education and Personal Guidancemethodology: kiruv-based outreachBy deploying trained rabbis and scholars to provide responsive, personalized religious instruction and immersive events, we foster Jewish reconnection because authoritative yet accessible guidance and experiential learning address both intellectual and emotional barriers to engagement.
- Media-Extended Religious Engagementmethodology: media-extended outreachBy delivering religious education through mass media (TV, digital, print) and extending engagement via post-program counseling and storytelling, we deepen connection to Judaism because accessible, continuous, and relational content sustains spiritual growth beyond one-time exposure.