Nahar Shalom Brushor

Sometimes I choose to take part in projects not because of their scale or the professional exposure they might bring, but precisely because of their humble, meaningful nature. This was the case with Yeshivat HaMekubalim Nahar Shalom in Jerusalem — one of the city’s oldest yeshivas, dedicated to the study of Kabbalah by scholars from across Israel. The design was created to appeal to international philanthropists and serve as a thoughtful tool to support the fundraising efforts for the expansion of the yeshiva.