Ev Bessar And Jessica de Vreeze For HeartED: Save a Child’s Heart: Mending Hearts. Building Bridges.

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Save A Child's Heart

Provide life-saving surgery to a child with heart disease.

Ev Bessar And Jessica de Vreeze For HeartED: Save a Child’s Heart: Mending Hearts. Building Bridges.

Whoever saves a life, it is considered as if he saved an entire world.

Save a child's life. Bring children from third world countries to Israel for life-saving heart surgery.

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Save a child's life. Bring children from third world countries to Israel for life-saving heart surgery.

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Ev Bessar And Jessica de Vreeze I started the fundraising campaign HeartED as a tribute to my parents who lost their first child due to the congenital heart defect. The HeartED fundraising campaign, launched during Jessica de Vreeze's "Portrait d Atmosphère" Inaugural photo exhibition, will continue until June 12, 2016. The campaign was highlighted by the dance flash mob, organized and styled by Ev Bessar and choreographed by Karma Stylz, Mise en beauté by Joey Sanchez, Brandon Kan and Julie Demidova. The Dance became a live Portrait of Atmosphere. Bringing another dimension to Jessica de Vreeze's photographs; as your donations bring life to the children in need. The event was hosted by AnaStasy and Janel Koloski and supported by Geometria TV and Superdave media. About organization: Save a Child’s Heart (SACH) is an Israeli-based international non-profit organization which brings children from developing countries with heart conditions to Wolfson Medical Center, Holon for life-saving cardiac care. And SACH offers comprehensive training to medical professionals from these countries so they can return to their native country and continue saving more lives. An estimated 5.5 million children in developing nations around the world are dying because the required heart surgery they need is unobtainable. In order to save a child with CHD, we need to fundraise $15.000. All donations made during the campaign period will be matched, which gives us a great hope to achieve the goal. In addition, we offer the following discounts for the donations of $500 you will receive a 10% off for the donations of $1000 you will receive a 15% off for the donations of $1500 you will receive a 20% off for the donations of $5000 you will receive a 50% off - signed artwork by Jessica de Vreeze or - custom made outfit by Ev Bessar. Special thanks to our supporters: - for the footage to Mikhail Veter, Eva Photography, Dave C Smith, Roman Zygmunt Kajzer, and Alex Kaplan.

I started the fundraising campaign HeartED as a tribute to my parents who lost their first child due to the congenital heart defect.

The HeartED fundraising campaign, launched during Jessica de Vreeze's "Portrait d Atmosphère" Inaugural photo exhibition, will continue until June 12, 2016. The campaign was highlighted by the dance flash mob, organized and styled by Ev Bessar and choreographed by Karma Stylz, Mise en beauté by Joey Sanchez, Brandon Kan and Julie Demidova.

The Dance became a live Portrait of Atmosphere. Bringing  another dimension to Jessica de Vreeze's photographs; as your donations bring life to the children in need.

The event was hosted by AnaStasy and Janel Koloski and supported by Geometria TV and Superdave media.

About organization: Save a Child’s Heart (SACH) is an Israeli-based international non-profit organization which brings children from developing countries with heart conditions to Wolfson Medical Center, Holon for life-saving cardiac care. And SACH offers comprehensive training to medical professionals from these countries so they can return to their native country and continue saving more lives. An estimated 5.5 million children in developing nations around the world are dying because the required heart surgery they need is unobtainable.

In order to save a child with CHD, we need to fundraise $15.000. All donations made during the campaign period will be matched, which gives us a great hope to achieve the goal.

In addition, we offer the following discounts for the donations of $500 you will receive a 10% off for the donations of $1000 you will receive a 15% off for the donations of $1500 you will receive a 20% off for the donations of $5000 you will receive a 50% off - signed artwork by Jessica de Vreeze or - custom made outfit by Ev Bessar.

Special thanks to our supporters: - for the footage to Mikhail Veter, Eva Photography, Dave C Smith, Roman Zygmunt Kajzer, and Alex Kaplan.

An estimated 5.5 million children in developing nations around the world will die because the required heart surgery they need is unobtainable.

Save a Child’s Heart (SACH) is an Israeli-based international non-profit organization which brings children from developing countries with heart conditions to Wolfson Medical Center, Holon for life-saving cardiac care. And we offer comprehensive training to medical professionals from these countries so they can return to their native country and continue saving more lives.

Motivated by the Jewish ethic of Tikkun Olam and spearheaded by Israel’s most advanced pediatric cardiac surgeons, SACH does more than mend hearts, it builds bridges and spreads love all over the world.

The cost for SACH to save the life of a child is $15,000. From May 9-June 9 2016, in honor of Israel’s Independence Day, SACH is raising $100,000 to save the lives of children in desperate need of heart operations.

But that's not all. Every donation made to the IAmIsrael campaign will be matched - meaning, together, we can DOUBLE the number of children we save! This campaign is ALL OR NOTHING, so we must reach the goal in order to receive any funds.

People from all over the world are getting involved and YOU CAN TOO!  Give today and save a child’s heart.