Rebuilding Kibbutz Be'eri

The Vision: Rebuilding Be’eri is More than Construction

Rebuilding Be’eri is not simply a construction project. It is a return home.
It is a declaration that terror does not decide whether a community survives.
Every home, school, and public space is designed through a trauma-informed lens to honor the lives lost, support emotional recovery, and welcome families back with safety and dignity.

This next chapter is not about replacing what stood before.
It is about building something stronger.
Education.
Healthcare.
Community life.
Economic renewal.

Together, these investments create more than infrastructure.
They create the conditions for healing.
Be’eri is becoming a model for how communities recover after terror, not only for Israel, but for any place where humanity refuses to give up.

Double rainbow arching over Kibbutz Be'eri fields.

Complete the Final $15 Million.
Bring Be’eri Home - Stronger than Before.

A defined, one-time capital campaign to rebuild Kibbutz Be’eri after October 7.
More than 90% funded. Ten projects remain. When the goal is reached, fundraising ends.

What Happened Here Cannot Be Undone.
What Happens Next Is Up To Us.

Aerial view of a Kibbutz Be'eri rebuilding and recovery.

This Is A Defined Capital Campaign — With A Finish Line.

More than 90% funded.
This campaign exists for one purpose only: To close the final gap and finish the rebuild.
When the funds are raised, the campaign ends.‍
No perpetual fundraising.
No endless appeals.
A defined plan. A defined budget. A defined finish line.‍
You are not starting something uncertain.
You are completing something already in motion.

Choose The Impact You Want To Create

Key Investment Area / Rehabilitation Component

Updated Total Cost

Current Remaining Gap

Cemetery & Memorial Site: Upgrading access roads and traffic flow; improving irrigation and landscaping; construction of restrooms and shaded areas for ceremonies and eulogies.

$915,000

$325,000

Community Headquarters: Central administrative hub during rehabilitation and return, consolidating management, secretarial, and accounting functions in one facility with offices, workspaces, and staff amenities.

$3,745,000

$260,000

Young Adults Residential Units: providing dedicated 12 housing units for volunteers and kibbutz-born young adults - vital for demographic renewal and intergenerational continuity.

$3,150,000

$230,000

Garage Shop - Safe Room (Mamad): Addition of a dedicated safe room within the garage shop to ensure a secure environment for members and employees, as part of the Be’eri Plus initiative integrating safety and resilience into reconstruction.

$140,000

Animals & Pets Regional Clinic (Veterinary Treatment Facilities; Medical Services for Pets)

$864,000

Dining Hall & Members Club (Extension and refurbishment; façade reconstruction; restroom complex; dining area upgrades; members club; accessibility and safety improvements)

$2,200,000

$770,000

The Be’eri Safe Room Upgrade: replaces all safe-room doors with reinforced, modern doors that meet updated safety standards. Beyond physical protection, the upgrade is a critical step in restoring residents’ sense of security and confidence in their homes. It allows families to return knowing their most basic line of defense is reliable and secure.

$3,344,000

$3,094,000

Outdoor Parks and Landscaping (Rope Garden and Ninja Park; Urban Farming and Vegetable Gardens; Skate Park; Bike Park; Climbing Wall; Outdoor Gym; Recycling Craft Yard; Outdoor development including seating areas, shade structures, and related amenities)

$1,800,000

$1,500,000

Total Funding Requested

$7,183,000

What Your Support Really Builds

You are not funding construction.
You are creating:
Places where children feel safe sleeping
Spaces where neighbors gather again
Spaces where everyone can heal from the trauma of October 7
Schools filled with life
A future where this community exists at all
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We are not pretending trauma disappears.
We build around it so healing becomes possible.