“AHNASAT KALA” PROJECT

Ahnasat Kala is one of our most exciting, delightful, and heartwarming projects. 

There are two most vital problems for orphaned brides, poor brides, and those low-income brides who have taken up conversion. The first is prior to the wedding. The second is after. These issues are beyond their ability to solve alone.

Until the marriage ceremony. Lack of money is the bone of contention. There is no time for these girls to enjoy themselves. The only thing on their minds is how to pay the growing bills.  Renting accessories for the wedding ceremony.  The wedding celebration. Setting up the household after the wedding. They often dream of a real wedding dress, bridal makeup, and hairstyle that will never come true.

The second problem is related to financial illiteracy and the inability to manage the family budget. The lack of knowledge and education in this matter is an apple of family discord. Fears. Conflicts in the family. As a rule, this leads to the breakup of the family or to falling into debt bondage.  It's unaffordable for a young, low-income family to afford financial literacy classes at specialized schools. 

This project is designed to help young people before and after marriage! We've thought of everything to the smallest detail:

In order to fulfill the dream of a “poor bride,” we founded the Wedding Salon and a special affiliate program. Today, absolutely free of charge, our clients are provided with real, delightful wedding gowns. Stunning accessories. The beautician specialists of fashion salons provide beauty treatments for the event.

To take the financial stress out of the wedding, we organized a Wedding Supplies Shop and a fixed financial assistance program. The newlyweds simply get everything they need on the appointed day: the bride's chair, ceremony attributes, equipment, compositions, and decorations. We provide a voucher for 2,000 shekels for the household arrangements.

We are offering free household financial literacy training to help young families create a more secure financial future using a specially designed program for newlyweds.

By your generous participation in this project, you will make a real difference in the lives and happiness of many young couples.  

With your help, they will go under the hupa with their dreams come true.

They will be able to celebrate this special day to the fullest and become more confident in family financial literacy.

The project helps 100 brides each year.

Just make the newlyweds happy, please. Starting today!

The project involves several types of participation, which you may choose if you wish:

• Permanent monthly payment (Orat keva. It can be made online or through a bank on your own). 
• One-time donation. Website.
• Volunteer participation. Organize a fundraiser for The Poor Bride.
• Sponsor any part of the project.
• Sponsorship of the project. Overall.

If you have an interest in becoming a sponsor or volunteer, contact Natalie Ratner [email protected].