Recreation

Keshet’s new Special Olympics swimming program is helping athletes gain confidence, improve their technique and work together in the pool. With experienced coaches and certified lifeguards, the team is preparing for their first qualifier and beyond. Find out how this exciting new program is making a splash!

Rachel and Adam have been part of Keshet for 13 years. Their mom Laura shares what being “all in” for Keshet looks like and everything that Keshet has done for them.

Keshet is celebrating Purim…here’s a sneak peak of all the fun things we’re doing!

The power of Keshet’s community is like no other. Whether I’m working at camp or 100 miles away at school, I feel the love every day.

Keshet and other organizations we partner with have imparted on my students the most important teaching that I feel Judaism has to offer: V’Ahavta Lereiacha Kamocha, or love your neighbor as yourself.

When Dre researched potential internships, he quickly learned that Keshet is the perfect space for him to be able to develop a sports therapy curriculum for children with disabilities. Yet, what he may have not known was that Keshet needs him just as much as he needs us.

2022 was an incredible year for Keshet and there is so much to be proud of. But as you know, Keshet is always looking ahead to the future. We came up with a list of 23 things to look forward to with Keshet in 2023.

Check out all of our winter and spring recreation program offerings. There is definitely something for everyone!

This past weekend, my friends and I made the trip up to Camp Chi and Perlstein Retreat Center for the Fall Shabbaton. The Shabbaton is a weekend away for adults within the Keshet community to participate in all kinds of fun activities, celebrate Shabbat and hang out with friends and staff. Although this is only my second time going, I look forward to the Shabbaton every year and this year’s was so much fun.

Everyone in the Keshet community is invited to contribute a painted rock in memory and honor of Justin Coe.

GADOL took on the challenge of making matzah from scratch.

All of Keshet’s programs are making the most of visiting far-off destinations through virtual travel and tours.