Gilboa Olive Farm Launches Second Development Phase Via Crowdfunding
Translated & summarized from Abu Ali Express by baba
The Gilboa Olive Farm is crowdfunding NIS 147,000 to build volunteer dormitories, restrooms, and a visitor pergola, aiming for completion by the Sukkot holiday. This follows the successful construction of the farm's main building.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Gilboa Olive Farm seeks NIS 147,000 for new facilities.
- New construction includes volunteer dorms, restrooms, and a pergola.
- Facilities aim for completion by Sukkot holiday.
- Project is funded via crowdfunding.
- Pergola will be available for public use during Sukkot.
The Gilboa Olive Farm is initiating its second development phase, seeking NIS 147,000 through crowdfunding to construct essential facilities. This new phase aims to build a dormitory for the numerous volunteers who assist at the farm, along with a new shower and restroom building and a large pergola.
The farm highlights that the pergola will be available for visitors to use as early as the upcoming intermediate days of the Sukkot holiday. The crowdfunding campaign invites the public to contribute to the "building of the land and holding onto the ground," emphasizing that donors will be able to directly benefit from the new facilities.
This initiative follows the successful completion of the farm's central structure, which was also supported by public donations. The farm encourages potential visitors to come during Sukkot to see the progress made possible by previous contributions and to experience the new amenities.
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