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Israeli Fashion Stars Unite to Support At-Risk Youth Through Charity Fair

Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba

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Hebrew · Sole source

Originalמחווה מרגשת: עשרות כוכבים התגייסו למען בני ובנות נוער בסיכון

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  • Israeli celebrities donated personal fashion items for a charity fair benefiting at-risk youth.
  • The Shanti Chic fair was held Sunday in Tel Aviv at Beit Shanti’s facility.
  • All proceeds support Beit Shanti’s year-round emergency and support services.
  • The event was organized by Yuli Agency and Beit Shanti as part of an annual fundraising campaign.
  • The initiative links fashion and entertainment with social activism to aid vulnerable youth.

On Sunday in Tel Aviv, the Shanti Chic fashion fair was held to raise funds for Beit Shanti, an organization dedicated to supporting at-risk youth. The event, organized by the Yuli Agency and Beit Shanti, featured second-hand fashion items donated by numerous celebrities represented by the agency. Participants included Shir Elmaliach, Titi Aynaw, Avi Abaromi, Ness Wastila, Diane Schwartz, Yarden Jerbi, Ann Ziv, Mai Tagar, Emma Meding, Nicola Ward, Yogev Malka, Noya Arieli Taub, Noam Frost, Cindy Chadi, Michal Peres, Zohar Isaac, Shiraz Ben Ari, Petal, and others.

The fair took place at Beit Shanti’s Tel Aviv location as part of the organization’s annual fundraising campaign, led in collaboration with Yuli Agency CEO Ziva Michael. All proceeds from the event will support Beit Shanti’s ongoing work providing emergency shelter, guidance, and support to youth facing complex risk situations. The organization operates year-round without time limits or preconditions, offering critical assistance to vulnerable young people.

This initiative connected the fashion and entertainment industries with social activism, emphasizing the added value of fashion in supporting community welfare. The event highlighted the commitment of public figures to contribute their personal wardrobes to aid a vital cause.

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