Category: Community

Tenenbaum’s message at the lone soldiers activity

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Maccabi Tel Aviv foundation and Pizza Prego together with ‘Big Brother’ organization, complimented last night (Saturday) lone soldiers at two centers for lone soldiers – to mark Family day.

Every Saturday night lone soldiers enjoy a different social activity set up by volunteers from the ‘Big Brother’ organization, as last night, following the end of lockdown and the return to normality, they were joined by Maccabi representatives for a Pizza and Karaoke night which was provided by our sponsor ‘Pizza Prego’ and included pizza’s and scarves.

In addition, Maccabi’s goalkeeper, Daniel Tenenbaum, a former lone soldier himself during his IDF Military service, sent the soldiers a recorded video message where he greeted them on Family day from the Maccabi Tel Aviv family that you can view right here below.

Maccabi foundation is proud to take part in developing the Israel-Dubai relationship

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The Maccabi foundation, in addition to its’ activity in Israel, continues to influence and participate in International activities as well. As part of the UAE-Israel Business Council which took place last week, dozens of representatives from the high-profile delegation of Israeli innovators carried official Maccabi shirts in a bid to bring closer and unite between the two nations through the game of football.

Over the past week, the Israeli representatives made contacts, promoted trade and cutting edge technologies common for the two nations that are well-matched in terms of ambitions and enterprise and we are proud that Maccabi Tel Aviv took part in the exciting renewed connection.

During the council the participants watched Maccabi’s Europa league victory over Sivasspor in Turkey whilst wearing Maccabi’s Yellow and Blue shirts.

  

Maccabi Foundation and Tiltil’s surprise the Educating for Excellence kids

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Maccabi Tel Aviv foundation together with ‘Educating for Excellence’ NGO continue their fruitful cooperation. This week the annual activity got underway as special Maccabi ‘return to school’ kits were handed out.

Liron Orfali, aka Tiltil, joined Maccabi officials and members of Educating for Excellence including the organization’s CEO, Nimrod Dotan, in cheering up and handing out gifts to the young school kids ahead of the opening of the school year.

The ‘return to school’ kit included items such as: A satchel, pencil case, stickers, pens and other surprises.

Educating for Excellence strives to strengthen Israeli society by reducing socioeconomic disparity and creating equal opportunities for children with potential for excellence who reside within Israel’s social and geographic periphery.

Maccabi Foundation, Pizza Prego support Homefront troops

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The Maccabi Tel Aviv FC Foundation is continuing its activities in the community and on Sunday, in conjunction with sponsors Pizza Prego it sent four of the club’s first team players to the Homefront Command’s logistics centre in Bnei Brak, one of the urban areas hardest hit in Israel by the coronavirus outbreak.

Players Dor Micha, Eyal Golasa, Dan Glazer and Daniel Tenenbaum ensured that the soldiers, who are working around the clock to support the local population, were well fed with pizza and soft drinks.

On Sunday alone, the logistics centre dispatched 1,500 packs to families registered with the Bnei Brak municipality. Soldiers from across the Israel Defence Forces have delivered supplies from the logistics centre to the town’s residents.

Maccabi Foundation ensuring veteran fans are not alone

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The Maccabi Tel Aviv FC Foundation is continuing to play its part to help the community during these past weeks of lockdown, and on Sunday it began another project, in partnership with business partner “Hayevuan” and 150 special holiday gift packages have been prepared for distribution to the club’s veteran supporters aged over 70.

The over-70s are our most venerable supporters. They have followed us for decades, and now they are forced to stay at home in order to stay healthy and see out the coronavirus crisis from a safe distance.

On Monday morning, Maccabi supporters groups “Maccabi Fanatics” and “Ahim Lasemel” joined some of the players from the first team and the youth team. They collected the packages and began to distribute them at the entrance of the homes of their intended recipients, ensuring that Maccabi’s veteran fans are never forgotten.

Cohen and Tenenbaum celebrate with lone soldiers

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The Maccabi Tel Aviv FC Foundation held its traditional celebration on the last night of Hanukka on Sunday together with the Lone Soldier Center in Memory of Michael Levin.


 

Maccabi players Daniel Tenenbaum and Yonatan Cohen met dozens of lone IDF soldiers at Beit Jabotinsky in Tel Aviv for a candle lighting of the eighth and final night of the Jewish Festival of Light and a meal catered by club sponsors Pizza Prego, who provided their delightful products.

After all those present had eaten to their hearts’ content, they heard from speaker Ohad Yifrach, a cerebral palsy sufferer and a Maccabi supporter, who told of his life experiences growing up with the disability, raising a family and working in high tech.

The Maccabi Tel Aviv FC Foundation and the Lone Soldier Center in Memory of Michael Levin have collaborated for a number of years to host soldiers who face the unique challenges of serving without the support of family members who live close by.    

BIG HANUKAH Happening! Registration is Open!

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We hope that you haven’t made plans yet for next Thursday December 29th because the BIG HANUKAH Happening is here! We have some great programs and activities set for the both children and parents on the synthetic pitch at the Kiryat Shalom Training Facility and right after that you’ll have a chance to meet the players, take pictures with them and get their autographs.

The Happening begins at 12:15 and all fans that have registered in advance are asked to arrive at the Training Facility at 11:30. Registration begins today for up to 350 fans. Please note that you must register in advance to attend the Happening.

How does it work?
Registration is open today, December 21st beginning at 14:00 to all Maccabi FIRST members for the Hanukah Happening next Thursday December 29th between 12:15-14:30 at the Kiryat Shalom Training Facility. The event is limited to 350 participants ONLY.

Each person may register up to 3 participants which includes the person submitting the registration. Juts like when you make a reservation at a restaurant, you request a table for yourself plus 2 friends for a total of 3 ONLY.

IMPORTANT:
You may only register once per season and if you were at the last Community Day you may not register again.

If you registered for the last Community Day and weren’t able to come but didn’t give us notice, you will not be allowed to attend this coming Community Day. If you register for this upcoming Community Day and can’t come, please let us know in advance.

If weather conditions don’t permit the Community Day to take place, you will be notified a few hours prior to the event and you’ll be able to participate in the Community Day the following month.

All participants must arrive at the Kiryat Shalom Training Facility by 11:30. Should you be delayed, you may not be able to participate in the event.

In order to ensure that all fans meet all of the players, special greeting videos may not be recorded at the Training Facility.

Following your registration, a Maccabi representative will be in touch with you to get all of the participants necessary details.

Entrance to the Training Facility will be granted only after a full security check. Each participant will need to present their Teudat Tzehut ID Card, License or Passport in order to take part in the event. Entrance will not be granted to those whose names do not appear on the official registration list!
Participants are not allowed to bring with professional photographers or videographers. 

For the rules and regulations, please click on the following link.

May 2022

Registration closed

Yeini credits Maccabi’s success for helping him

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Maccabi Tel Aviv captain Sheran Yeini was one of several players who visited Safra Children’s Hospital at Tel Hashomer on Wednesday where they brought ailing kids good wishes and gifts for Hanukkah. He talked about his own recovery from injury and the club’s form this season.

“There are patients here with difficult injuries and ailments and they will need a long period of recovery. They enjoy welcoming us but we also feel good about being able to make them smile a little,” Yeini said.

He talked about his own injury and said: “I had a muscle injury that required a long period of recovery, I then came back but re-injured myself. These things happen sometimes but it has required mental toughness to deal with the situation, so I’m really excited about getting back into action.

“It’s good to see that the team have managed without me and now there will be tough competition for places but I’m sure that we will all benefit from the rivalry.”

Yeini said that the past two draws would cause the players to pick up the pace and strive for better results.

“Maccabi are a good enough club to be able to deal with two consecutive draws. It’s not easy when we don’t achieve our aims but we are competitive and we know that even a draw will make us hungry for better results.”

Maccabi Fund hosts Shanti House youth

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The Maccabi Tel Aviv FC Fund continues its work in various community projects, including education and youth, and on Saturday it hosted 20 youth from the Shanti House in Tel Aviv to a watch party. The youth, who were accompanied by Shanti House vice CEO Michael Ben Yosef, visited Tel Aviv University’s sports centre where they enjoyed the facilities and hospitality and joined other fans in supporting Maccabi, who at the time were playing their league fixture in Kiryat Shmona which they won 1-0.

Shanti House’s mission is to “return of runaway and homeless youth to an optimal way of life through the creation of a supportive environment designed and adapted to their needs.”

The Maccabi Fund is happy and proud to have been able to help and support the boys and girls and welcome them warmly into Maccabi Tel Aviv fans’ family.