Stretching from Washington state to Southern California, to the Gulf of Mexico up to the Canadian border — and including Alaska and Hawaii — Hadassah West encompasses fifteen states across five distinctive regions: Hadassah Greater Southwest, Hadassah Desert-Mountain, Hadassah Pacific Northwest, Hadassah Central Pacific Coast and Hadassah Southern California. While each region draws on their local communities to retain their unique strengths, they also partner together with the national organization.
We share a deep commitment to Hadassah's core missions and values. We are over 42,000 members strong with more than 65 chapters and 100 groups who cater to women of diverse backgrounds, ages, experiences and interests. Whatever your interest, you’ll find many ways to engage with us. Our volunteer leaders work alongside a team of professionals who provide support for events, activities, philanthropy and communications. Our chapters and groups are known for their independent and adventuresome spirit, but we all work together as a team to move mountains supporting Hadassah’s vital work in Israel and around the world. Join us!
Join us at our 2025 Chapter Installation. Featuring special guest, our Houston Shlicha (Emissary) from Israel, Shir Benjamin who will share how Israelis celebrate Tu Bishvat. Together we will create Shabbat Boxes to deliver to local hospital patients
Come join your Hadassah sisters for our first region meeting of 2025. Get an update on all that is happening with Hadassah and gain inspiration from your sister chapters. Featuring Stephanie Bonder who will give us updates on Hadassah and Israel.
Please join us for our first meeting when we will be discussing The Boy with the Star Tattoo by Talia Carner. We will be meeting at a members home in Fremont at 1:00 PM. Snacks and beverages provided. *First of 4 meetings
In tradition of February Heart Health Month and Tu B'Shevat, Hadassah Valley of the Sun invites you to a Tu B'Shevat Seder. Featuring Rachael Don, registered dietitian nutritionist and associate teaching professor at Arizona State University.
What book has changed your life? Was it one from your childhood, young adulthood, or a recent read? If you still have the book, please bring it with you, or if not, the title and share why it was important.