Association for Support of Bnei Akiva Yeshiva Ohel Shlomo Beersheba (Registered Association)

To impart Torah and fear of heaven, to organize and conduct Torah and general studies. To encourage, guide, instruct, and educate students to continue Torah study in large yeshivas. To cultivate pioneering values among students, to educate them for integration into the Ben Akiva movement framework, and to guide them toward life in religious settlement in all its forms. To develop Torah activities among the residents of Israel in general, among Israeli youth in particular, and among association members specifically, and to publish for this purpose textbooks, reference materials, newspapers, pamphlets, brochures, and the like. To accept tuition, donations, gifts, bequests, grants, stipends, and all other financial support for the maintenance, expansion, equipping, and spiritual and material strengthening of the association and for this purpose to use all publicity means the association deems appropriate. To borrow money for the association's purposes and to commit to its repayment in all forms and manners the association deems appropriate for itself, and for this purpose to pledge, mortgage, and provide security. To buy, sell, rent, or exchange real and personal property necessary for the association's purposes. To build and establish buildings and to expand or enlarge existing buildings for dormitories, libraries, houses of prayer, or any purpose the association deems beneficial. To maintain a free loan fund for students, a scholarship fund and loans for the association's students and graduates as well as association employees. To provide medical services, rest facilities during vacation days, and generally to perform any action which the association may, from time to time, in its judgment, be able to use to assist its institutions. To participate in and cooperate with companies, associations, or other individuals or persons in connection with implementing any of the association's objectives. To support, establish, expand, and develop the Bnei Akiva Yeshiva Ohel Shlomo in Beersheba