Team Avraham 2025

Run with Team Avraham for United Hatzalah in the Jerusalem Marathon on April 4th, 2025!

Add meaning to your run with Team Avraham

Sign up as an individual runner or create your own team of family or friends. Help support United Hatzalah’s crucial fundraising efforts and partner with us in our lifesaving mission. Run or walk a 5K, 10K, or more in the Jerusalem Marathon on Friday, April 4, 2025, with a team that’s passionate about saving lives in Israel. You choose your challenge; we take care of the rest.

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Sign up to run with Team Avraham. After that, we’ll send you a code to register for the marathon with 50% off.

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Once registered, you’ll receive a personal fundraising page and support tools.

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Join Team Avraham and run to support United Hatzalah in any race – Marathon, Half Marathon, 5K, 10K, or Family Race.

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This year, we aim to raise $294,000 for a special operations vehicle.

Avraham

Martin and Rhonda Kaiman-Lifshutz and their children to honor the memory of Avigdor Chai Avraham z”l.

Born in 2005 with a severe heart condition, Avraham faced many challenges with courage and determination. Despite multiple surgeries and a heart transplant, Avraham lived his life to the fullest – cooking, ping-pong, playing guitar, and pursuing his passion for tennis. He shared a special bond with his siblings, who always stood by his side and were his biggest supporters.

The essence of Avraham’s life was “We Got This.” To him, this saying wasn’t just words; it was how he lived—facing challenges with resilience, optimism, and an unshakable belief in overcoming obstacles together.

During his years in Israel, Avraham explored the country, built strong friendships, and found joy in life, drawing inspiration from United Hatzalah’s lifesaving work.

Though his time was short, Avraham’s legacy of strength and kindness continues to inspire. Team Avraham for United Hatzalah carries his spirit forward, united by his belief that together, “We Got This.”