Be part of Keshet’s biggest night of the year! Purchase tickets to the 2026 Rainbow Banquet today.
Introducing a new program for babies and parents. Join First Friends today.
Congrats to these six staff who exemplify Keshet’s values every single day!
Jen Phillips, Keshet CEO & President, was named the honoree for 30 years of service to Keshet. Hear what she has to say about Keshet’s achievements over the past 30 years, including a very special surprise announcement for what lies ahead.
Whether you’re a participant, volunteer, family member or community partner, being “all in” for Keshet is a universal feeling. Check out these four spotlight speeches about the power of Keshet’s community of belonging that kicked off the 2024 Rainbow Banquet.
From relocating our adult day program to expanding residential services and introducing new vocational sites, Keshet’s relationship with Highland Park will grow in extraordinary ways in 2024.
Gear up for Purim with this easy and delicious hamantaschen recipe!
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.
GADOL’s Creative Writing Group shares their collective prose about love.
In this blog for JDAIM, Marc shares how his roles at Keshet give him a front row seat into the power of inclusion and the ways that Jewish values are seamlessly intertwined.
For 2024, we want to create more moments where people are welcomed and supported in the best possible programs. There’s a lot on the horizon at Keshet this year, and we hope you will be part of it.
Michelle Friedman, Keshet’s Board Chair, invites you to participate in a unique opportunity from Israel Bonds that allows you to make a difference for Israel today and support Keshet in the future.
As a sibling to a brother with a disability and a Keshet participant, I am a witness to the transformative power of Keshet, an impact that has profoundly touched my family and me. Now as a member of the Leadership Council, I get to experience what being part of Keshet’s community not only looks like, but feels like, too.
Students at Keshet Day School created stained glass designs, such as hearts and menorahs, with their Schechter peers for Hanukkah. We wanted to share the directions so that you could make your own version at home! Both written and visual instructions are included below.
Keshet not only provides great opportunities for people with disabilities, but it affords students like me the opportunity to give back, practice patience and create beautiful music together. I feel so fortunate that Keshet provided me this opportunity to work with the participants to teach them to sing with 16 Candles tonight.
