
YEHUDI Campus Fellowships: Israel Leadership Mission
The Israel Leadership Mission is a transformative journey for Jewish college students to connect deeply with Israel—its vibrant culture, resilient people, and powerful history. This unforgettable experience combines hands-on volunteer work, immersive learning, and meaningful encounters with communities across the country.
From the moment participants arrive, they are welcomed into an itinerary designed to inspire both heart and mind. As students settle in, they embark on a week of purpose-driven adventure—filled with educational sessions, engaging classes, and visits to some of Israel’s most impactful and meaningful sites.
Throughout the trip, students actively contribute through acts of service: packing care kits for Chayalim, delivering food to soldiers with Chamal, and engaging in chesed projects that bring comfort and joy to those in need. Whether Israel’s lively streets or gathering around a serene Shabbat table in Jerusalem, every moment becomes an opportunity to learn, connect, and make a real difference.
Trip price with fellowship: $299
Trip price without fellowship: $1,000
FAQs
What does the cost of the trip include?
The cost includes accommodations, learning sessions, transportation, and airfare. Many meals are included but there is a lot of free time that overlaps with meal time that students will be on their own to purchase lunch or dinner.
How do I qualify for the discounted trip price?
The discounted trip price is available to participants in the Yehudi Fellowship program. To join the program, you can apply through our website.
Can I join the trip if I’m not part of the Fellowship program?
Yes, you can join the trip even if you’re not part of the Fellowship program, but the cost will be at the regular price of $3000. Space is limited and preference will be give to students who participate in the entire Fellowship program.
What is the Yehudi Fellowship program?
The Yehudi Fellowship is a program for Jewish college students, which includes 10 weekly learning sessions at the YEHUDI Hub in Miami Beach and two full Shabbat experiences. Please speak to your YEHUDI educator for more details.
How many people will be on the trip?
We hope to accept 40 students from across Florida ensuring a diverse and vibrant group.
Will we have free time during the trip?
Yes.
Are meals provided during the trip?
No. Many meals are provided but there will be times that meal times overlap with free time and students will need to purchase their own lunch or dinner.
Who will lead the learning sessions?
Learning sessions are led by YEHUDI educators and other guest lecturers.
What kind of accommodations can I expect during the trip?
Accommodations will be comfortable and secure. Specific details will be provided closer to the departure date.
What travel documents will I need for the trip?
You will need a valid passport.
What’s a YEHUDI fellowship?
The YEHUDI Fellowship is a transformative opportunity for Jewish young professionals. Over ten weeks, you’ll participate in weekly learning & dinner sessions to deepen your understanding of Jewish philosophy and values.
You’ll also experience two immersive Shabbat events, one in Miami Beach and another in a local community, connecting you with a broader network of peers.
The Fellowship culminates in an impactful (highly subsidized!) trip with fellow young professionals from across the state of Florida.
The Yehudi Fellowship is more than a learning program—it’s a journey to strengthen your Jewish identity, join a vibrant community, and create lasting connections.
If you’re ready, we’d love to welcome you!
Joining this community has been life-changing for me.
“As someone who had little knowledge of Judaism before, I now see it as something beautiful and positive. The social aspect was what drew me in at first, but the meaningful experiences and learning opportunities with the mentors have made me feel like I’ve found a second family.”
They have truly become like family to me.
“I can’t imagine where I would be without this community. As an international student without family in the area, I would have been completely alone if not for the welcoming and supportive environment provided by Yehudi . I am so grateful for the connections and growth I have experienced here.”











