The Young Emissaries stay for an entire year in the partnered community, during which they are responsible for bringing Israeli culture into the community, collaborating with multiple communal organizations and serving diverse populations through schools, community centers, synagogues, youth movements, federation, young leadership groups and more. Because of the economic crisis, the Israel Program Center in PB has been closed; ever since, the contribution of the Young Emissaries became even more needed.

The Education Bridge in Sovev Kinneret has been evaluated and adjusted to the unique needs of our region. The goals and objectives of the program are: 1. To deepen relationships among Education Bridge partners, their families and in American and Israeli communities. 2. To increase knowledge and understanding of modern Israeli and American communities, including educational, cultural, social, and religious aspects. 3. To develop and use new pathways to communicate the cultural and spiritual foundations of Jewish identity, individual identity, and respect for diversity. 4. To prepare our youth as global citizens through collaborative work and studies. 5. To insure a shared common identity among Jews around the world

The Tzfat Kabbalah Center implements tourism programs based on Tzfat’s historical Jewish gift the birthplace and home of Rabbi Issac Luria Ashkenazi (also known as the Holy "Ari"), originator of the Kabbalah. The Center attracts close to 30,000 visitors each year, who seek to learn and experience the Kabbalah, as well as celebrate special events such as Bar Mitzvah or Jewish holiday related events. Visitors include Birthright participants, youth, school students from Israel and abroad, soldiers, B’nei Mitzvah, and more… As always, the Center is assisting the Partnership in producing relevant events and hospitality, such as Kabbalistic Bar Mitzvah celebrations to participants of the Bar Mitzvah project, hosting youth groups from St. Petersburg, and almost every guest and group from Palm Beach.

This program is intended for early childhood and is based on activities that are available online. Kindergarten teachers in the communities and in the Western Galilee upload activities on different topics, such as the Jewish life cycle, Israeli Holidays, and Hebrew music that they have taught in their classroom. The kindergarten teachers display the products of their partners in the kindergartens, reinforcing the sense of Jewish peoplehood of their young students.

Cultural Exchange programs are another way to join members of the communities around a particular point of interest and to widen the circle of participants with the Federations and the partnership's vision of connecting people within our communities. The exhibition was created within an artistic, Jewish American intercultural space. The diverse environments in which the artists grew—their language, symbols, customs and other cultural attributes—influence their outlooks and their interpretations, which are expressed in their artistic works. In preparing their works for the exhibition, the artists were asked to engage in an ongoing artistic dialogue with their overseas counterparts—to create works that express the connection between them as well as their link with Jewish sources. The artists met in virtual online meetings, enabling them to get to know one another and mutually expose their works. It is one of many Partnership projects aimed at building meaningful relationships, encouraging personal encounters, and creating joint projects for strengthening Jewish pluralism and solidarity with Israel and the Jewish world.