Cyclists ride to raise funds for Beit Halochem
Published by the Winnipeg Jewish News & Post on Nov. 28, 2018 Over 100 Canadian cyclists participated in the recent Courage in Motion (CIM) bike ride, held to help disabled
Courage In Motion 2018 Included Renowned Canadian Sports Figures
Published by the Edmonton Jewish News on Nov. 26, 2018 Over 100 Canadian cyclists participated in the recent Courage in Motion (CIM) bike ride. The fundraising ride, now in its
Courage in Motion ride sells out
Published by the Jewish Independent on Nov. 23, 2018. More than 100 Canadian cyclists participated in the recent Courage in Motion (CIM). The fundraising ride, now in its 11th year,
Courage in Motion 2018 included renowned Canadian sports figures
NHL veteran Keith Primeau & legendary cyclist Eon D’Ornellas were among those cycling to fundraise for Israeli disabled veterans and victims of terror. (November 8, 2018 – Concord, ON) Over
NHL Veteran joins disabled Israeli vets in 5-Day Bike Ride
By the staff of the Canadian Jewish News, published October 30, 2018 Former NHL player Keith Primeau was among more than 100 Canadians who cycled through Israel over five days this month,
Former NHL center Keith Primeau rides on 2018 Courage in Motion
Keith Primeau has been involved in several charities since retiring in 2006 after 15 NHL seasons. His latest endeavour is taking him on a bike ride halfway around the world.
Celebrating 70 years of courage
This year, marking Israel’s remarkable seven decades, Beit Halochem Canada, Aid to Disabled Veterans of Israel’s annual Celebration of Life concert celebrated 70 Years of Courage. The evening featured heroic
Beit Halochem Canada brings 45 Kids of Courage to camp
For three weeks in July and August, 45 Bar and Bat Mitzvah-aged children of severely disabled Israeli veterans experienced the summer of their lives, with thanks to four Ontario camps.
Terrorism victim Dana Pinhasov helps give Israeli kids a summer of fun
By Hannah Alberga Published in The Canadian Jewish News, Aug. 16, 2018 In February 1996, Dana Pinhasov, who was 21 at the time, boarded a bus near her home in
‘You will forever hold a place in my heart’
Since 1978, as part of their ongoing rehabilitation, Beit Halochem Canada sponsors an annual visit of 10 injured Israeli veterans for a two week trip to Toronto. Hosted in families’
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