Planned Giving

Warrior Legacy Society (Moreshet Lochamim) by Beit Halochem Israeli Wounded Veterans

Planned Giving - Mission Statement

Beit Halochem Israeli Wounded Veterans (House of the Warriors) in the West Coast Chapter of Beit Halochem USA, a non-profit, tax-exempt organization (501(c)(3)) dedicated to raising vital operational funds. These funds are instrumental in supporting our advanced Beit Halochem rehabilitation centers located in Tel Aviv, Haifa, Jerusalem, and Beer Sheva, as well as the forthcoming center under development in Ashdod.

Beit Halochem Israeli Wounded Veterans stands as the sole authorized institution dedicated to enabling the rehabilitation of disabled Israeli veterans. Our focus lies in providing state-of-the-art Beit Halochem (House of the Warriors) centers in Israel, which often become a cherished second home for many veterans.

We strive to raise awareness and critical funds to support a wide array of initiatives. These encompass social, cultural, and sports training and competition programs, vital PTSD services, scholarship opportunities, the inception of new initiatives, and the provision of specialized equipment for the centers.

Our Mission: Empowering Heroes to Rebuild Their Lives

Our Beit Halochem centers specialize in providing personalized therapeutic treatments, sports and recreational facilities, cultural and educational programs, scholarship support, and family-oriented activities to assist the brave defenders of Israel in rebuilding lives of significance and respect.

Collaborating closely with the Zahal Disabled Veterans Organization (ZDVO), founded in 1949 following the War of Independence to cater to the needs of the approximately 6,000 disabled veterans of that conflict, Beit Halochem Israeli Wounded Veterans ensures comprehensive care and rehabilitation for those injured in active or reserve military service. Over the years, the organization has expanded its reach, welcoming thousands of new members who have sustained injuries during their service, swelling its ranks to over 51,000 individuals.

Facing substantial challenges due to their severe disabilities, many disabled veterans encounter difficulties in readjusting to daily routines crucial for their physical, mental, and social well-being. Beit Halochem serves as a vital refuge, fostering social connections and alleviating the feelings of isolation and despondency often experienced by those wounded in combat or training activities.

Regrettably, despite the passage of numerous conflicts and acts of terrorism, their numbers continue to rise. The profound debt of gratitude owed to these valiant individuals by the wider Jewish community is immeasurable. Within Beit Halochem centers, a wide array of services including physical therapy, medical treatment, and diverse sports, social, family, and cultural activities are offered.

Beit Halochem Israeli Wounded Veterans proudly honors the dedication of the men and women who safeguard and serve Israel, pledging to raise crucial funds necessary to support the specialized therapies, programs, and unique opportunities provided by Beit Halochem.

Support Our Heroes Today! Become a Part of Our Legacy Society.

Your support can ensure the continuous provision of direct services and rehabilitation programs at the Beit Halochem centers located in Haifa, Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Beer Sheva, and the upcoming center in Ashdod.

We invite you to consider joining the Beit Halochem Israeli Wounded Veterans Warrior Legacy Society/Moreshet Lochamim by including a bequest to Beit Halochem Israeli Wounded Veterans in your estate plans. Your contribution will play a vital role in ensuring that Beit Halochem remains a steadfast source of support for veterans, both now and in the years ahead. We encourage you to review our Sample Bequest Language and Letter of Intent documents with your legal advisor.

What makes this significant?

Beit Halochem Israeli Wounded Veterans supports over 51,000 disabled veterans and their families through a range of personalized therapies, cultural events, family activities, sports competitions, and educational scholarships.

Within Beit Halochem, there's a beautiful convergence of generations. Veterans spanning from the War of Independence era serve as inspiration for younger individuals recently wounded in combat or training. Through these interactions, lasting friendships are forged, feelings of isolation are reduced, and a nurturing community of healing and support emerges, ultimately transforming lives for the better.

Take action immediately.

If you haven't yet considered a legacy gift for Beit Halochem Israeli Wounded Veterans, seize this moment to secure your spot in the Beit Halochem Israeli Wounded Veterans Warrior Legacy Society. Your legacy gift will profoundly impact the courageous men and women who have selflessly served Israel. Their enduring gratitude, along with that of their families, will be a testament to your generosity for generations to come.