Minneapolis stands with Kfar Azza: Rescue, Rebuild, Remember

Goals The Young Adults neighborhood of Kibbutz Kfar Azza was destroyed on October 7th. This initiative seeks to raise $10,000,000 to fund the construction of new housing units in the new young adults neighborhood. This neighborhood is designed for young adults aged 20–35, local youth and returning couples, who wish to establish their lives in the community where they grew up. Our primary goal is to enable the next generation of Kfar Azza to take root, thrive, and continue the legacy of communal, value-driven life. The neighborhood is part of a broader strategic effort to rebuild and strengthen the kibbutz, ensuring the continuity of life and resilience along Israel’s border region. How These Goals Shape the Fundraising Objective The funds will be used to develop infrastructure and the construction of accessible, high-quality housing units tailored to the needs of young couples and individuals. Every donation directly contributes to our ability to offer real housing solutions for those seeking to build their future in Kfar Azza. This is not only an investment in buildings, but in hope, continuity, and resilience. By supporting this project, you help create a vibrant, strong, and rooted community - ensuring that Kfar Azza remains a flourishing home for generations to come. This is a rare opportunity to encounter the story up close, to honor the victims, support those rebuilding, and stand for a future built on remembrance, resilience, and hope.